The Tottenham Way

Marcus and Dan react to Wednesday's 2-1 win over Man City, which set up a Carabao Cup quarter-final against Man United in December. Timo Werner finally scored (was it ever in doubt?) and Pape Matar Sarr popped up with a beauty. But a great night was marred by an injury to Micky van de Ven. 

Marcus is joined by Dan for an immediate reaction to the dismal defeat at Selhurst Park. This was comfortably Spurs' worst performance of the season but why? What went wrong? Mikey Moore's full PL debut was the only positive from a wretched afternoon, but there is no time to lick our wounds with crunch games against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup and Aston Villa to follow this week.

Marcus and Tom A go over the win over AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League as Spurs maintain their perfect start thanks to a second-half penalty from Richarlison

Tom A and Dan use the international break to zoom out and assess where Spurs are after seven games of the League season. After a quick look back at Brighton, they assess the good and bad of the season so far and name the players who have impressed and underwhelmed. Plus, Ryan Mason is staying put and West Ham previewed.

Marcus Buckland and Tom Barclay try to work out what the heck happened in the second half on the South Coast on Sunday as Spurs somehow went from 2-0 up and cruising to losing 3-2, abruptly ending a run of five straight wins. Tottenham fans hate the term 'Spursy', but this felt like the embodiment of it - so Marcus and Tom try to work out why this has consistently cropped up over the years. 

We had the Busby Babes, then Fergie's Fledgings... now Ange's Angels? Ange Postecoglou may not be having the nickname, but Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay discuss if it is merited after the Aussie started a quartet of teenagers and won in Hungary - with 17-year-old Mikey Moore the starlet of the show.

Marcus Buckland and Dan Kilpatrick revel in Tottenham's stunning victory at Old Trafford - and ask the question: Was this Ange Postecoglou's best match as Spurs boss to date?

Marcus, Dan and Tom A discuss Monday night's Fan Forum, featuring comments from Daniel Levy on the senior concession season-tickets and the schedule, and Wednesday's press conference to preview Qarabag with Sonny and Ange. Son addressed Rodrigo Bentancur's racial slur in the summer and the dangers of the packed fixture schedule. Plus, should Ange rotate in the Europa League? And Marcus remains fixated on the EFL Cup.

Tom Barclay and Tom Allnutt discuss Spurs' 3-1 win over Brentford, where James Maddison shone, Dominic Solanke netted his first Tottenham goal and Ange Postecoglou got a much-needed win and performance.

It's the morning after the Spurs' scare at Coventry and Dan and the two Toms pick over the bones of what was so nearly a disastrous night for Ange Postecoglou and the club. Has Ange not learned lessons from last season at Fulham after making eight changes? And is there a fundamental disconnect between club and fans over the domestic cups? The panel gets stuck in.

Marcus, Dan & Tom A pick over the bones of a frustrating and familiar derby day defeat to Arsenal, as toothless Spurs go down to a set-piece goal leaving Ange with questions to answer. 

The two Toms unite to preview the North London derby, chatting Arsenal's absentees, Spurs' selections, the magnitude of the game for Postecoglou, Maddison and more.

The whole TTW gang are back to give their verdicts on Tottenham's transfer business this summer. Were the club right to put their faith in youth along with Dominic Solanke or have they left themselves - and Ange Postecoglou - short? Join Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt, Tom Barclay and host Marcus Buckland to run the rule over the ins and outs.

Marcus Buckland and Dan Kilpatrick react to a frustrating 2-1 defeat to Newcastle. Spurs dominated possession but missed a host of chances and switched off twice defensively. Sounds familiar, doesn't it? The result leaves them with four points from a possible nine going into the international break and Arsenal up next. Even so, Marcus and Dan are surprisingly positive about the start to the season in an upbeat assessment of the match.

Dan Kilpatrick is joined by Sean Walsh of 90min.com to react to the 4-0 thrashing of Everton. Micky van de Ven stole the show with a stunning 70-yard assist for Sonny's second goal as Spurs got off to a flier at home. Plus, Wilson Odobert lively on debut, Bissouma scores his first Spurs goal after returning from ban and Deki shines at 10.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan and Tom B to pick over Monday night's frustrating 1-1 draw with Leicester. Madders looked back to his fizzy best but it was a flat performance from Sonny before PL debuts for Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray. With Bentancur stretched off with a nasty-looking head injury and Biss in the doghouse, who should play at No6 vs Everton on Saturday? And do Spurs need more signings?

Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Barclay react to Ange Postecoglou's first Premier League press conference of the season and the news that Yves Bissouma will be suspended for Monday night's curtain-raiser at Leicester. What does this mean for the midfielder's future? Plus, Dominic Solanke prepares for his Spurs debut and it's a big season for James Maddison.

After a summer break, host Marcus Buckland returns alongside Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to run the rule over Spurs' off-season so far. The signing of Archie Gray and arrival of Lucas Bergvall are exciting but surely there is plenty more to come in the market...RIGHT? Plus, is Kane FINISHED? And what's the aim this season?

All The Tottenham Way gang are here to look back at the 23-24 season, where Ange Postecoglou made an electric start to life as Spurs boss but a second-half season fade saw them finish fifth. A worrying drop-off or plenty to be optimistic about going forward? Host Marcus Buckland, Tom Barclay of The Sun, Tom Allnutt of The Times and Dan Kilpatrick of The Evening Standard chew it over.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt to discuss Tuesday's 2-0 defeat to City in a subdued atmosphere. It felt like the perfect outcome for fans as Spurs delivered an impressive display in a tweaked system but lost, ensuring Arsenal will not the title in their hands on the final day. But a furious Big Ange appeared to take aim at the culture and mentality of the club after the game. What did he mean by describing Spurs' foundations as "fragile" and is criticism of supporters fair? Plus, Marcus demands some love for Hojbjerg and Ange's Plan B assessed.