The Tottenham Way

A giddy Marcus Buckland and a distracted Dan Kilpatrick (who is trying to book Bilbao flights mid-pod) review Thursday's win in the Arctic Circle, which set up a Europa League Final against United in a fortnight. Ange-ball may be dead but Ange's project is very much alive, with the Aussie edging closer to immortality. Where does the win in Bodo leave the head coach's future and has Marcus finally come around? We review another gritty away win in Europe and look ahead to the meeting with Utd on May 21. 

Marcus Buckland and Tom Allnutt give their takes on Spurs' 3-1 win over Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League semi-final and what Ange Postecoglou's side must do to finish the job in Scandinavia.

Marcus and Dan are delighted to be joined by Bodo-born journalist Terje Flateby, a Glimt and Spurs fan who was one of the co-founders of Tottenham's Scandinavian Supporters' Club. Terje talks us through his association with both clubs and gives us the lowdown on everything Bodo/Glimt, from how they are likely to play in each leg to the cost of a local beer. Before speaking to Terje, Marcus and Dan touch on the predictable collapse at Liverpool on Sunday, as Spurs proved the perfect guests to the Reds' title party.

Tom Barclay and Tom Allnutt are back on the pod reacting to Spurs' 18th league defeat of the season at home to Nottingham Forest and assessing the state of play regarding Cristian Romero after the Argentine's eyebrow-raising interview.

Host Marcus Buckland is belatedly joined by Dan Kilpatrick to talk over the glorious win in Frankfurt, which has transformed the mood and completely flipped the narrative around Ange. What made the performance so impressive and what should we expect from Bodo/Glimt? Plus, a look ahead to Monday's game against Forest - does the Frankfurt result galvanize the squad or just underlined the meaningless of the remaining league games?

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick to pick over the bones of another league defeat, this time a 4-2 reverse at Molineux. The game was grim preparation for the season-defining Europa League decider at Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday, with Spurs undone by a string of individual errors. Is that on the players or Ange, or does a poor season ultimately come back to Levy? Plus, some reasons for optimism ahead of Thursday night.

Marcus Buckland and Dan Kilpatrick talk over the 1-1 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League quarter-final first leg. The German club will be the happier of the two clubs but Spurs were improved, with Bergvall, Bentancur and the back four impressing. Can Spurs cope with the atmosphere in Frankfurt next week and who should play?

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick to talk over Sunday's forgettable 3-1 win over Southampton and look ahead to the season-defining Europa League quarter-final against Frankfurt. Was there anything to learn from seeing off sorry Saints again? Marcus channels his inner-Ange by ranting about VAR and we discuss Tel denying Johnson the match-ball by taking the penalty. Plus, what selection decisions does Ange have for Thursday night?

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick to discuss Ange's clash with fans at Chelsea and what next for the under-pressure head coach. Dan has just been to Ange's Friday press conference, where the manager evoked Conte and delivered a defiant address, but finds it hard to see a way back for the manager after his apparent goading of fans at Stamford Bridge. The pair also look ahead to Sunday's 'lose-lose' home game against rock-bottom Saints, while Marcus is pushing for Benitez...again.

Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt discuss the latest on Ange's future following a fresh round of links with Iraola, Silva and Frank during the international break. Plus, Poch has been batting his eyelids at Spurs again and Tom was there to see it! How did the Argentine's latest flirtation with his former club come about and what are the latest chances of Poch 2.0? We also look ahead to Chelsea (urgh) and give some brief thoughts on Romero's future.