Host Harry Scarfe is joined by Dustin Lau, Mikey Kouwiloyan, and Adrian to review Tottenham’s 2-3 defeat to Aston Villa in the Premier League and discuss all the latest Spurs talking points.

The panel reflects on the defeat to Villa, Spurs’ performance, and the positives and negatives from the game. The discussion also covers Tottenham’s ongoing problems in front of goal, the lack of a league win, and Spurs now sitting at the bottom of the Premier League for the first time since January 2009, going into the international break.

The panel discusses the growing pressure surrounding the team, Roberto De Zerbi, the performances so far this season, and what needs to change for Tottenham to turn their season around.

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Harry Scarfe speaks to Aston Villa fan Martin Leonard from The Villa Park Podcast ahead of Spurs vs Aston Villa this weekend in the Premier League before the international break.

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Host Harry Scarfe is joined by Mark Snowdon, Philip King, Dustin Lau, and Aaron to review Tottenham’s 3-1 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield in the Carabao Cup and discuss all the latest Spurs talking points.

The panel looks back at the defeat at Anfield, Spurs’ performance, the positives and negatives from the game, and what Tottenham can take from the Carabao Cup exit.

The discussion also covers the £120M cash injection from the Lewis Family into Tottenham Hotspur, what it could mean for the club, the January transfer window, and the wider situation at the club.

The panel then looks ahead to Aston Villa, previewing the upcoming Premier League clash and discussing what Spurs need to do to get their first league goal and win of the season before the international break.

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Harry Scarfe speaks to Liverpool fan and writer Joe Symes ahead of Liverpool vs Spurs in the Carabao Cup at Anfield on Tuesday.

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Host Harry Scarfe is joined by Billie T, Simon Yemane, Wheelsy, and Dustin Lau to review Tottenham’s goalless draw with Everton in the Premier League and discuss all the latest Spurs talking points.

The panel looks back at the 0-0 draw with Everton, Spurs’ performance, the lack of end product, and the ongoing concern that Tottenham are still without a Premier League win and without a league goal this season.

Are there positives to take from Everton? Why are Spurs struggling to find the back of the net, and what needs to change?

The panel also looks ahead to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup, discussing the challenge Spurs face going to Anfield and what they need to do to progress.

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Harry Scarfe speaks to Everton fan Dan from Toffee Bluecast ahead of Spurs vs Everton this weekend in Gameweek 4 in the Premier League at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Host Harry Scarfe is joined by Anthony Rosenberg-Murray, Jordan Ellis, and Dustin Lau to discuss all the latest Tottenham Hotspur news and look ahead to Spurs’ upcoming clash with Everton.

The panel discusses the latest talking points around the squad, Mykhailo Mudryk’s injury, Mauricio Pochettino’s new comments regarding Chelsea’s 2017 Premier League title, and whether Tottenham should have been awarded the title.

We will also look ahead at Spurs’ next six games, including the key fixtures, and what could shape Tottenham’s season over the coming weeks.

The main focus is on Everton. How should Spurs approach the game? What needs to improve after the goalless draw with Nottingham Forest, and can Roberto De Zerbi’s side get the first win of the new season?

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Host Harry Scarfe is joined by Mikey Kouwiloyan, Jack, and Aaron to review Tottenham’s goalless draw away at Nottingham Forest in Gameweek three.

The panel discusses Spurs’ performance at the City Ground, the lack of goals and end product, decision-making in the final third, and whether Tottenham did enough to win the game

.There’s also a wider discussion around Roberto De Zerbi’s side, the positives and concerns from the performance, and what Spurs need to improve moving forward.

Was it two points dropped for Tottenham or a good point? What went wrong in the final third, and should Spurs be concerned by another game without scoring?

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