Dan Kilpatrick

Matt Slater, a renowned football journalist, joins Jay Harris, a passionate writer focused on fan culture, and Dan Kilpatrick, a senior journalist with insider knowledge of Tottenham Hotspur. They delve into the implications of Daniel Levy’s resignation, exploring the current ownership and management dynamics at Spurs. Speculations about the club's potential sale arise, alongside discussions on how executive changes impact stability and future ambitions. The conversation also addresses whether the Lewis family will invest more to strengthen the team's performance.

David Ornstein, a seasoned football journalist, joins Nottingham Forest correspondent Paul Taylor and reporter Dan Kilpatrick, who specializes in Premier League analysis. They dissect the surprising sacking of Ange Postecoglou after just 39 days, questioning if he ever had a fair chance. The team explores the disconnect between Postecoglou's style and club identity, and why Sean Dyche, with his tactical fit and club history, is now favored to steer Forest's ship. They also discuss pressing topics such as transfer policies and Dyche's potential to stabilize the squad.

In this discussion, Dan Kilpatrick, a seasoned football reporter, and Jay Harris, a Tottenham specialist, dive into Spurs' recent match against Doncaster, analyzing standout performances from fringe players like Archie Gray and Odobert. They passionately debate Harry Kane's potential return and its implications, explore Mathys Tel's adaptation to the squad, and dissect the team's strategies against depth. Expect insights on player versatility, goal-scoring challenges, and their upcoming match against Wolves!

Join Dan Kilpatrick, a football journalist at The Athletic, and Jack Pitt-Brooke, a tactical analyst, as they dissect Spurs' disappointing draw against Monaco. They dive into the team's creativity struggles and Vicario's standout saves that saved the day. The duo also debates lineup choices, including the reliance on a midfield pivot and the challenges up front without a clinical finisher. Plus, they preview the upcoming match against Everton and share heartfelt letters from fans reflecting on their connections to the club.

James Maw, a football journalist for The Athletic, joins Dan Kilpatrick, a dedicated Tottenham reporter, to dissect the implications of Fabio Paratici's return and the strategic dynamics of having two sporting directors. They explore Paratici's network vs. Langer’s analytical approach and the potential for conflict. The discussion also covers Spurs players' mixed international fortunes, including Bissouma's injury woes and Jed Spence's rising chances for the World Cup. Finally, they preview an intense run of games, emphasizing the crucial upcoming match against Aston Villa.