After a summer break, host Marcus Buckland returns alongside Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to run the rule over Spurs' off-season so far. The signing of Archie Gray and arrival of Lucas Bergvall are exciting but surely there is plenty more to come in the market...RIGHT? Plus, is Kane FINISHED? And what's the aim this season?

All The Tottenham Way gang are here to look back at the 23-24 season, where Ange Postecoglou made an electric start to life as Spurs boss but a second-half season fade saw them finish fifth. A worrying drop-off or plenty to be optimistic about going forward? Host Marcus Buckland, Tom Barclay of The Sun, Tom Allnutt of The Times and Dan Kilpatrick of The Evening Standard chew it over.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt to discuss Tuesday's 2-0 defeat to City in a subdued atmosphere. It felt like the perfect outcome for fans as Spurs delivered an impressive display in a tweaked system but lost, ensuring Arsenal will not the title in their hands on the final day. But a furious Big Ange appeared to take aim at the culture and mentality of the club after the game. What did he mean by describing Spurs' foundations as "fragile" and is criticism of supporters fair? Plus, Marcus demands some love for Hojbjerg and Ange's Plan B assessed.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by a Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to pick over the bones of a miserable week for Spurs and look ahead to the run-in. The panel names which players in the squad are indispensable after Ange's "We need to change" speech last week and discusses potential transfer targets, from Toney to Pickford. Plus, can Ange afford to lose to Burnley on Saturday or beat Manchester City next week, when doing so would surely hand Arsenal the title?

Marcus Buckland is joined by special guest, commentator Rob Palmer, to assess Spurs' 4-2 defeat at Anfield, where late goals from Richarlison and Son Heung-min could not mask a disappointing day for Ange Postecoglou's side. After four defeats on the trot for the first time in 20 years, hear Marcus and Rob given their honest takes on the game and how Ange's Spurs are faring right now.

Host Marcus Buckland loses his cool after the grim defeat at Chelsea, leaving the panel of Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Barclay (both recording roadside in Tom's car) and Tom Allnutt to try to calm him down. The panel delves into another debate of on Postecoglou's approach after the 2-0 loss at Stamford Bridge and looks ahead to Sunday's visit to Anfield. Ange's masterful press conference has Tom B and Dan convinced while Allnutt talks up the bigger picture. Plus, now we have seen all there is to see of Timo Werner this season, would we sign him permanently?

Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Barclay react to defeat in the north London derby as Spurs' weakness at set-pieces was ruthlessly exposed in a 3-2 defeat to Arsenal. Does Ange need to to be more willing to adapt his approach and is he under a bit of pressure ahead of Thursday's game against Chelsea? 

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by the Evening Standard's Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt of the Times to preview this Sunday's huge north London derby. How big is the gap to Arsenal and how many Spurs players would get in their team? Plus, Udogie's injury gives Ange a fresh headache.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by the Evening Standard's Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt of the Times to pick over a contrasting weekend for Spurs' men's and women's sides. While Ange Postecoglou's team were thumped 4-0 at Newcastle in their worst performance of the season, the women reached a maiden FA Cup Final with a 2-1 win over Leicester. What went wrong on Tyneside and why is the defence such a glaring issue? Plus, more debate on Bissouma and Werner.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick of the Evening Standard and the Times' Tom Allnutt for a bumper pod, discussing everything from Sonny's 400th game to what type of fan the club wants to attend games in future. The panel gets stuck into Daniel Levy's £3million bonus and what rising ticket-prices mean for the fanbase. Plus, Brennan Johnson's form puts Dejan Kulusevski's place in doubt, Nuno gets ready to return (but will anyone notice?) and Madders continues to struggle for form.