The Extra Inch (Spurs Podcast) Spurs Get Rogered
Oct 21, 2025
Dive into a captivating discussion on the tactics behind Spurs' recent performances. The hosts tackle fan boycotts, political gestures in football, and the implications of Romero's absence. They analyze the team’s attacking power and explore whether a midfield swap could improve their passing game. A breakdown of Villa's goals reveals communication errors and defensive troubles. There's also a look ahead at upcoming tough fixtures and the potential of youth prospects, all while debating if Spurs are prioritizing physicality over technique.
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Fan Boycott As Personal Protest
- Bardi announced he's boycotting Spurs home matches until the team plays good football again.
- He described hoping for a send-off game but left frustrated after a miserable defeat and limited home wins since May 2024.
Romero Exit Exposed Passing Weakness
- Removing Romero removed our main progressive passer and narrowed our attacking options down to Kulusevski and long balls from Poro.
- Thomas Frank's selections reflect a defensive-first approach that limits central progression and creative passing.
Swap One Midfielder To Free Passing
- Do consider swapping one deep defensive midfielder for a better passer to improve ball progression without sacrificing all defensive cover.
- Be braver with selections when Romero is absent to avoid relying on a single creative outlet.