The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs show

Joined by Jack Pitt-Brooke, a writer and Spurs analyst, and Dan Kilpatrick, a journalist focused on Tottenham, the discussion dives into the club's current identity crisis. They examine how Tottenham's status has shifted post-Levy era and the rising competition from clubs like Villa and Newcastle. The guests debate the ambitions Spurs should hold, balancing between trophy wins and Champions League qualifications. With a focus on squad evaluation and recruitment strategies, they explore the path forward for the team’s future success.

Join Jack Pitt-Brooke, a football writer for The Athletic, and Jay Harris, a dedicated Tottenham observer, as they dive into an electrifying match against Manchester United. They discuss Richarlison's crucial goal and the emotional rollercoaster of the late comeback, weighing whether it was a hard-earned point or a missed opportunity. Tactical insights on substitutions, player performances, and the team's inconsistent home form add depth to their analysis. Plus, they tackle the implications of Kolo Muani's injury and the importance of fan engagement.

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's James Maw & Jack Pitt-Brooke to dissect a truly chaotic and wonderfully fun evening at home in the Champions League last night. They discuss all of the goals, the many missed chances, the red card and pick out some of their favourite individual performances.They also preview Man Utd on Saturday.HOST: Danny KellyWITH: Jack Pitt-Brooke, James MawPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan Kilpatrick, a football journalist known for his in-depth match analysis, and James Maw, a tactical reporter at The Athletic, dissect Tottenham's dismal performance against Chelsea. They explore the impotent attack, bad squad balance due to injuries, and tactical overcorrection from previous regimes. The discussion touches on the crowd's growing frustration, the poor execution of set-pieces, and the fallout from an incident involving players ignoring their manager. They also preview an upcoming crucial match against Copenhagen.

Join Jack Pitt-Brooke, Senior writer for The Athletic with deep Spurs knowledge, and on-location football journalist Elias Burke as they dissect Tottenham's recent away defeat. They delve into the bizarre injury crisis and Richarlison's struggles, while also debating a controversial first goal that left Frank fuming. The duo shares memories of Spurs' challenging history against Chelsea, balancing painful losses with moments of triumph. Tune in for a mix of match insights and spirited discussion on the ups and downs of Tottenham!

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's James Maw and Jay Harris to discuss a gritty and determined three points at Everton's new stadium, a stellar performance from captain fantastic Micky van de Ven, Vicario's heroics once again, Simons struggles, Randal Kolo Muani and much much more!They also preview Newcastle on Wednesday and read out more of your BRILLIANT correspondence. HOST: Danny KellyWITH: James Maw, Jay HarrisPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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.

Tom Williams, a French football expert and author, brings his insights on AS Monaco and their upcoming match against Spurs. He discusses Monaco's chaotic season under new manager Sébastien Pocognoli and highlights players like Ansu Fati as key threats. The hosts reflect on Spurs' disappointing home loss to Villa, critiquing tactical choices and the squad's depth issues. They also dive into nostalgic Football Manager chats and ponder over which Spurs players would triumph in a fight, making for a lively conversation!

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.

In this discussion, Jack Pitt-Brooke, a senior writer at The Athletic specializing in Tottenham Hotspur, and Dan Kilpatrick, a keen Spurs commentator, dive into the recent takeover attempt by Brooklyn Erich. They shed light on the implications of transparency in club ownership and assess the need for stability versus a complete ownership change. The duo also evaluates the early impact of new signings, reflects on Ange Postecoglou’s challenges at Nottingham Forest, and navigates fan questions regarding player performance and expectations for the season.