Jay Harris

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.

Jay Harris, a football writer for The Athletic, shares insights from his recent trip to Bodo Glimt, pointing out the peculiarities of a synthetic pitch and Spurs' frustrating first half. He and Dan Kilpatrick, an experienced football journalist, delve into Spurs' lack of creativity, defensive frailties, and the challenges faced against Leeds. They discuss tactical mistakes leading to goals and the impact of Xavi Simons' introduction. Together, they analyze the resilience masking deeper issues within the squad as they gear up for upcoming fixtures.

Jay Harris, an on-location reporter, shares insights from Bodo, Norway, where Tottenham faced a tough match against Bodo Glimt. He highlights Spurs' sluggish start, which led to two early goals for the home side. The intense atmosphere played a crucial role in Bodo's performance. Despite their poor beginning, Spurs made a late comeback, but lingering concerns about their attacking limitations without key players persist. The discussion also touches on Liverpool's struggles in Istanbul, including injuries that could threaten their season.