Andy and Tom dissect Spurs’ flat performance against Bournemouth, blaming the infamous “international break curse” and questioning whether it’s mentality or misfortune. They reflect on tactical missteps, a sluggish midfield, and a lack of fight—especially after the high of beating Man City. Thomas Frank’s early decisions come under scrutiny, while Bournemouth’s game plan earns grudging respect. They cover off the summer's transfer window. Asking the big question. Did Levy & ENIC actually do something right? They discuss the Champions League draw and the squad entrusted to compete in it.

In this fiery follow-up, the duo dissect Spurs’ dominant showing against Burnley, the shock of Romero’s contract extension, the farce of the Eze "transfer" and the joy of doing it again at the Etihad. With Sarr’s midfield brilliance, Spence’s defensive rise, and Frank’s hands-on coaching style, the episode explores whether this momentum marks a turning point—or just another twist in the THFC saga.

Andy and Tom kick off the podcast with a deep dive into Tottenham’s latest match, where tactical surprises and standout performances from Richarlison, Sarr, and Spence spark cautious optimism. They unpack Thomas Frank’s early influence, the impact of missing key players like Kulusevski, and the emotional fallout from fan reactions. It’s raw, honest, and sets the tone for a season full of highs, lows, and everything in between.