The Extra Inch (Spurs Podcast) Complete Performance?
Sep 22, 2025
The hosts discuss the highs and lows of recent matches, highlighting Brighton's tactical strengths and Spurs' struggles with possession. They delve into the impact of key players like Bentancourt and the need for strengthening the left wing. The conversation touches on the team's crossing tendencies versus central play and praises standout performances, including Kudus. Plans for rotation in upcoming matches and potential youth contributions add an exciting twist to their analysis.
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Weddings Interrupted By Football
- Nathan joked about being an "uncle Roger" style critic at a wedding while watching Spurs on a phone stream.
- Windy recalled watching the 2010 Arsenal game on terrible streams and missing the event socially for football.
Baby Named After A Goal
- Brent's wife went into labour while watching Spurs and their newborn inspired the name 'Ourkey James' after Mickey van de Ven scored.
- The hosts celebrated the sweet, serendipitous timing and new baby story.
Good Wide Play≠Central Progression
- Nathan argues Brighton's midfield connectivity doesn't prove Spurs can progress centrally under Frank.
- He warns our current wide, second-ball setup may not naturally evolve into central possession without structural change.