The Tottenham Way

Dan and Tom are joined this week by Oly Lister and Harry Sherlock, the latter back for yet another Arsenal review. We discuss the Fiorentina win and the resulting tie with Dortmund, plus ticket prices and what it might do to the increasingly excellent White Hart Lane atmosphere. Swansea is picked apart, including the performances of Christian Eriksen and in particular the match winner Danny Rose. Is he as important as anyone else in the squad? Oly and Dan argue, West Ham is previewed, and we get increasingly giddy and nervous about the biggest North London Derby in decades. Come. On. You. Spurs.

This week, Dan and Tom welcome the return of Cath and Rosa, fresh off the plane from Florence having been present for the draw with Fiorentina. Ryan Mason's captaincy is discussed (as well as Rosa's hysterical meltdown when she found out), as well as if we think a draw is a decent result, Alli being a bit of a nasty b-word and do we really care about the Europa League (we do)? We unfortunately then move onto Palace and in particular, the supposed fall from grace of Nabil Bentaleb. Listeners questions are tackled, including whether the ladies have ever received any grief at White Hart Lane. Know yourself. COYS.

Dan and Tom are joined by the returning Kev (@bankruptspurs) to work out just what on earth is happening at Tottenham Hotspur right now. We discuss the weekend win at City and the title race, Danny Rose being a right little tinker, Pochettino being a right little thinker, Lamela, Eriksen, and much more. Listener questions are answered, including a desperate search through our collective memories to think of any dodgy refereeing decisions to hugely benefit Spurs. Hint: there haven't been many. COYS.

This week, for episode 29 and not 30 as introduced, Tom and Dan are joined by writer and stand up comedian Joey Page to discuss the weekend win against Watford. Without the aid of a running order for the second week in a row, topics twist through Kieran Tripper, Kyle Walker, getting smashed by City, Lewis Holtby (for some reason), Heurelho Gomes and the social status of the guests we invite on. It's a little chaotic, but hey, talking about how great Spurs are gets boring doesn't it? No? #COYS

This week, Dan and Tom host a free-wheeling episode of The Tottenham Way, with Rich Arrowsmith and Alex Brown returning to help guide the ship. Without the aid of a running order, the four mull over Kane's world class performance in the win against Norwich and what it means for the title race. We mug off Liverpool because it's funny, argue over what a volley is, continue the Pochettino love-in and discuss the closing of the transfer window. Watford is previewed as poorly as expected, and we answer who the best looking manager in the league is; it's Poch vs. Flores. COYS.

Dan and Tom are joined by Adam Nathan this week to discuss the weekend win at Palace, in particular the wonder strike from Dele Alli which is the best goal that has ever been scored. We discuss Pochettino getting subs right, our four fabulous full backs, life without Vertonghen and, to some extent, preview Colchester in the Cup on Saturday. We mull over whether Poch is the best manager of our lifetime(s), as well as our favourite touchline style; it's tracksuit Poch vs suited Poch. COYS.

This week, Tom rises from his death bead to regain the host's chair and pick the brains of this week's esteemed guests. Dan returns to normal duties, we welcome back Rich Arrowsmith from the Chelsea pod, and Phil (@SingleMaltSuds) makes his debut. They discuss the resounding response to the midweek loss to Leicester by working out how important Dembele was to the win against Sunderland and to the team overall, as well as the contribution of Christian Eriksen. Why does the Dane split opinion, and what can he do to get everyone on board. We preview Palace (potentially with old favourite Adebayor), talk Townsend and pick apart the fashion choices of David Pleat. COYS.

This week, Dan steps into the host's chair in the absence of a very ill Tom, and welcomes back Jim (@stylishriot) and Oly Lister to discuss the FA Cup stalemate with Leicester and what a replay will mean for our chances. The midweek Leicester league game is previewed and Oly is VERY optimistic about our chances. Dan asks the serious questions about Christian Eriksen, a potential tie with Colchester and what David Bowie song this Spurs team would be. #COYS #PrayForTom

For the first pod of 2016, Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Hayward return to review the Everton draw and in particular the performances of Tom Carroll and Dele Alli, plus what it all means for Nabil Bentaleb, who seems to be sitting on the Pochettino naughty step. We discuss the constant but essentially unavoidable flogging of an exhausted Harry Kane, the league and FA Cup double-header with Leicester, as well as what moment we'd love to have been present at. Happy new year. COYS.

To round off 2015, Tom and Dan take a break from the pub to record in Dan's living room, discussing the Christmas victories over Norwich and Watford and the inevitable title buzz on the back of them. Are Spurs really in with a shout of winning the league, or should our ambitions remain within the familiar confines of finishing in the top 4? We also touch on Kane, Son and the emerging Tom Carroll, as well as Kieran Trippier's performance on his first Premier League start. Happy new year. COYS

This week, Dan and Tom are joined by Sean Walsh and Raph Harris to discuss Spurs getting back to winning ways against Southampton at the weekend. Not for the first time this season, the focus is on Kane, Walker, Lloris and Dembele, and the steely response to last week's loss to Newcastle. Raph tells us about the attitudes to Tottenham Hotspur in his native Brazil, which inevitably includes references to Sandro and Paulinho,who Tom feels particularly strongly about. We also preview the Christmas fixtures against Norwich and Watford, and to finish up we have distinctly festive feeling listener questions. Merry Christmas. COYS.

This week, Tom and Dan are joined by the ever-excellent Jim (@stylishriot) and Oly Lister to discuss the disappointing loss to Newcastle at the weekend. But before any of that, Oly gives us the details of he and his 17 year old brother Barnaby's visit to Hotspur Way in midweek. Despite suffering from cerebral palsy, Barnaby has aspirations of becoming a football coach, and when the club heard his inspirational story they invited them both to see the players train, as well as meet Poch and his backroom staff. On top of that, they took to the White Hart Lane pitch at half time. Needless to say, Oly has only good things to say about it all.The four pick over the abysmal Newcastle performance but choose to find the positives, and preview Southampton by discussing why it is they hate us so much. Townsend gets the rule run over him, and we get in the mood for Christmas.

After a very shaky start, Dan and Tom eventually get onto all matters West Brom, with added analysis from Alex Brown (@AlexOfBrown). We discuss the extension of the unbeaten run and what it really means, the form of Lamela, Son and Eriksen, and pick over the talking points before Monaco and Newcastle. Lots to discuss.

Dan and Tom are joined this week by Catharine (@curlycaff) and Rosa (@Rosa_la) to mull over the brilliant all-round performance against West Ham on Sunday. They pick over the individual contributions of Kyle Walker, Harry Kane, Dele Alli and of course Mousa Dembele, who Cath and Rosa never lost faith in. We preview Quarabag and Chelsea, debate what a crumpet is, reveal the not-so-secret love Rosa has for Ryan Mason and ponder what the future holds for Mauricio Pochettino; whether at Spurs or otherwise...      

Dan and Tom are joined this week by Kev (@BankruptSpurs) and Adam Nathan (@adamdnathan) for another feature length special episode, this time on the reign of Andre Villas Boas. We discuss the difficult transition from the Redknapp years, the emergence of Bale as a genuine world class player, the 'Magnificent Seven' from the summer of 2013 and finally losing his job in December, leading to Tim Sherwood's appointment. Expect some fireworks.

This week, Dan and Tom are joined once again by Oly Lister and Jim (@stylishriot) to discuss the (very nearly) gloriously perfect performance away at Woolwich in the NLD, in particular the performances of Kane, Dier, Alderweireld, Dembele and Alli. We analyse Kyle Walker's season so far, as well as preview West Ham (poorly) and answer listener questions as best we can.

This week, Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Hayward kick things off with an exclusive interview with Martin Jol (yes, we were just as surprised as you are) before moving on to discussing Anderlecht and Bournemouth. We pick over N'Jie, Tripper and Dembele, as well as facing a Tim Sherwood-less Aston Villa next Monday.

This week, Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Hayward are joined by Oly Lister and Jim (@stylishriot) to reminisce over the Harry Redknapp years, from the relegation fears of 2008 to the glorious nights at the San Siro in the Champions League. We discuss the brilliance of Bale, the Crouch goal against City, van der Vaart, Modric, Gomes, King and so much more. Relive it all - the good and the bad - all over again.

Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Hayward have been allowed out of the pub kitchen and are back to discuss Sunday's draw with Swansea, the Europa League game against Monaco last week and beating the hangover of Europe's secondary competition. We talk Eriksen's free kick magic, the heartbreak of Dier's suspension and the levelling playing fields of Spurs and Liverpool, a conversation which sees Dan compare AVB to a sad, fat loser from a terrible soap opera.

This week, Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Hayward are joined once again by Harry Sherlock from Goal.com to discuss the NLD loss to Arsenal and subsequent pasting of Man City. We praise Eric Dier and Erik Lamela, while also looking at what sort of legacy the departing Franco Baldini leaves. Dan and Harry fight the corners of Rose and Davies respectively, and throughout the whole podcast we battle the loud humming of the ice machine we shared the recording space with.