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  • Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 105

    Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 105
    2026/08/26

    In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen look back at Spurs’ disappointing opening-day defeat away at Brentford, preview the Charlton Athletic League Cup tie, look ahead to the weekend’s home match against Newcastle, and round up the latest transfer news.

    Glen gives his view from inside the Brentford end, where Spurs looked miles off the pace against a well-drilled Brentford side. We discuss Roberto De Zerbi’s comments, whether pre-season left the squad underprepared, the lack of cohesion, Richarlison’s struggles, Mikey Moore’s bright moments, Archie Gray as captain, Kinsky, Tonali, Senesi, Van Hecke, Robertson and why the team looked more like a collection of players than a proper side.

    We also look at the new attacking arrivals: Savio and Marmoush, whether Spurs are overpaying, how quickly they can be integrated, and whether the club still needs a proper number 10 with Maddison injured and Kulusevski/Zabi unavailable.

    Then we preview Charlton in the League Cup and discuss why this competition matters even more without European football, before looking ahead to Newcastle at home — Glen’s first home game of the season in person with Graeme.

    Plenty to unpack after a rough start. Is Brentford a wake-up call, or a warning sign?

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    Come on you Spurs.
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  • Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 106

    Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 106
    2026/09/01
    In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme is joined by George Spice to look back at the weekend’s disappointing Newcastle defeat and round up the latest Spurs transfer news as we head into the final 24 hours of the window. With Glen travelling back to Melbourne, it’s a family edition as Graeme and George reflect on the matchday experience, meeting two first-time Spurs fans from Jacksonville, and the painful contrast between a brilliant day out and another poor result on the pitch. We discuss Spurs’ 2-0 defeat to Newcastle: a better first half, missed chances, the penalty appeal on Marmoush, the collapse after the first goal, set-piece concerns, Ilanga’s opener, Wissa’s overhead kick, and whether De Zerbi’s comments about mentality are already becoming a major theme. There’s also discussion on Robertson, Udogie, Van de Ven, Van Hecke, Porro, Archie Gray, Kudus, Savio, Tell, Marmoush, and why Spurs still look short of goals despite showing some better passing patterns. Then we get into transfer deadline chaos: Mikey Moore to Cologne, Souza to Porto, Pape Matar Sarr to Juventus, Danso wanting out, Richarlison’s uncertain future, Ndiaye slipping away to Man City, possible Chelsea links with Tosin Adarabioyo, Pulisic, and Mudryk, plus whether Spurs are finally being ruthless enough with the squad rebuild. Two games, two defeats, no goals scored, bottom of the league — but is this just a rough start while De Zerbi’s Spurs takes shape, or something more worrying? Please like and subscribe for more Spurs chat from both the match-going and international supporters’ view. Come on you Spurs. Timestamps 00:00 Intro — Newcastle review and transfer deadline chat 00:30 George joins after two poor results 00:54 Could Spurs start badly and finish strongly? 01:05 Post-match pub and getting home late 01:19 Number Eight and two Americans from Jacksonville 01:32 First Spurs game and a greasy kebab experience 01:55 A brilliant day spoiled by the football 02:25 Glen, George and different Spurs groups together 02:46 Result killing the mood 02:58 Newcastle match review begins 03:18 Spurs in control in the first half 03:48 Early chances but nothing clear-cut 04:15 Van Hecke chance from the corner 04:30 De Zerbi and the mentality issue 04:41 Penalty appeal on Marmoush 05:11 Spurs’ long wait for a penalty 05:31 Heads drop after Newcastle score 05:52 Ilanga opens the scoring 06:15 A perfect finish off the post 06:32 Newcastle’s second goal 06:52 Set-piece defending concerns 07:22 Defensive signings and Robertson’s experience 07:48 Robertson’s delivery vs defensive worries 08:14 Selling Spence still hurts 08:35 Udogie’s injury record 08:59 Left-back depth after Souza leaves 09:19 Van de Ven as possible left-back cover 09:29 Kudus returns after long injury layoff 09:50 Kudus needing rhythm and minutes 10:07 Savio injury changes the Newcastle plan 10:31 Porro at right wing and Gray at right-back 10:37 Why Archie Gray is not a right-back 11:07 Porro should play right-back 11:24 Tell’s decision-making issues 11:46 Tell’s awful free-kick 12:14 Pressure of a stadium game vs pre-season 12:33 Two games, two defeats and no goals 12:57 Spurs start worse than last season ended 13:17 Still hoping it improves 13:34 The best day of the season was before Brentford 14:04 Poor pre-season preparation 14:34 Lack of minutes together 14:57 New players and existing players still learning 15:24 Senesi as one of the longer-serving new players 15:53 De Zerbi on buying mentality 16:17 Home form must change 16:57 Did the first hour show any progress? 17:17 Passing looks better under De Zerbi 18:22 Playing out from the back and heart-attack football 18:54 Crossing without an aerial threat 19:39 Marmoush and balls on the ground 19:56 Cross-and-hope football 20:36 What the preferred front four might look like 21:23 Mikey Moore and shooting straight at the keeper 21:57 Tell’s attacking role 22:12 Need more bodies in the box 22:41 Forest preview parked for later 23:11 Transfer outgoings begin 23:17 Mikey Moore to Cologne 23:23 Souza to Porto 23:28 Pape Matar Sarr to Juventus 23:39 Danso asks to leave 24:08 Spurs need right-footed centre-back cover 24:27 Richarlison’s uncertain future 25:05 Everton links and possible Balogun move 25:29 Grealish and Everton rumours 26:13 Would Grealish make sense for Spurs? 26:41 Ndiaye deal collapses as Man City move 27:31 Tosin Adarabioyo as Danso replacement 28:02 Chelsea background and squad role 28:29 Tosin’s size and set-piece use 28:38 Woltemade and Juventus move 29:05 German Peter Crouch comparison 29:18 Pulisic links rejected 29:39 Is Pulisic just a Premier League squad player? 30:07 American players and Spurs history 30:54 Chelsea rejects and PSR business 31:45 Ndiaye homegrown appeal 32:14 Mudryk emerges after Ndiaye collapse 32:38 De Zerbi’s history with Mudryk 32:52 Chelsea’s huge Mudryk fee 33:35 Mudryk’s ban and lack of football 34:01 Could De Zerbi ...
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  • Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 104

    Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 104
    2026/08/17

    For the first time, Graeme and Glen are in the same room for an in-person episode of Tottenham – Home and Away — and Spurs are finally back.

    In this episode, we look back at Tottenham’s two pre-season matches from last weekend, assess how prepared Spurs look for the new Premier League season, and preview the opening game away at Brentford.

    There’s plenty of concern around the squad still looking light up front, with Richarlison not looking like a natural number nine, Solanke injured again, and the club still chasing attacking reinforcements. We discuss the ongoing links to Savio, Gakpo, Osimhen and the Harry Kane dream that probably isn’t happening.

    We also talk through the transfer window so far: big-money signings, the exits of Romero, Jed Spence, Vuskovic, Lankshear, Bergvall rumours, and the question of whether the club hierarchy actually knows what it is doing — or whether Roberto De Zerbi is simply dragging everyone into line.

    There’s also discussion on Mikey Moore, Mathys Tel, Williams-Barnett, Archie Gray, Porro, Robertson, Tonali, Fernandez, Van Hecke, Senesi, and what the first-choice team might look like at Brentford.

    Finally, we give our Premier League predictions, relegation picks, cup winners, Spurs’ likely finish, and our score predictions for Saturday.

    The season is nearly here. Are Spurs ready?

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    Come on you Spurs.
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  • Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 103

    Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 103
    2026/08/06
    Back to the proper stuff on Tottenham – Home and Away as Graeme and Glen look back at Spurs’ two pre-season tour matches in Sydney and discuss the latest transfer activity around the club. We review the games against Sydney FC and Chelsea, including Glen’s trip to the Allianz Stadium, the atmosphere in Sydney, the penalty shootout, and the late Richarlison winner against Chelsea. There’s plenty of discussion around the players who impressed on tour: Williams-Barnett, Mathys Tel, Dubravka, Kinsky, Robertson, Tonali, Fernandez, and some of the young players getting minutes under Roberto De Zerbi. We also dig into the transfer window so far: the big-money arrivals of Tonali, Fernandez and Van Hecke, the smarter free transfers like Dubravka, Senesi and Andy Robertson, and the ongoing worry that Spurs still look light in attacking areas. On the outgoings side, we discuss Vuskovic to Brighton, Will Lankshear, Tyne and Thompson, Veliz, Alfie Devine, Ashley Phillips, plus rumours around Romero, Bergvall, Jed Spence, Mikey Moore and possible attacking targets including Savio, Gakpo, Osimhen and the inevitable Harry Kane dream. With pre-season nearly done, Spurs look stronger in defence and midfield — but do we still need serious firepower before the season starts? Please like and subscribe for more Spurs chat from both the match-going and international supporters’ view. Come on you Spurs. Timestamps 00:00 Intro — Sydney tour and transfer market 00:21 Glen prepares for his trip back to England 00:41 Graeme’s busy week 00:54 Glen’s Sydney FC story teaser 01:22 Back to proper Spurs talk 01:40 Spurs transfer activity goes quiet after the World Cup 01:47 Big spending and ready-made signings 02:06 Concern over lack of attacking signings 02:32 Richarlison looking lumpy up front 02:43 The dodecahedron first touch 03:17 Spurs still need one or two attackers 03:20 Are the attacking links good enough? 03:48 Savio and Gakpo questions 04:02 Still needing an out-and-out striker 04:13 Kane and Osimhen links 04:24 Working through Spurs’ new signings 04:35 Dubravka on a free 04:40 Senesi as a ball-playing centre-back 04:50 Andy Robertson’s winning mentality 05:03 Van Hecke and Romero uncertainty 05:22 Fernandez, De Zerbi and a big future 05:40 Fernandez’s quality on the ball 06:09 Tonali, Arsenal interest and big money 06:30 Where does Tonali leave Connor Gallagher? 06:44 Tonali and Fernandez as a double pivot 07:02 Possible midfield outgoings 07:11 Villa interest in Pape Matar Sarr 07:16 Spurs’ complete transfer-window change 07:43 Backing De Zerbi properly 08:21 De Zerbi compared with Conte 08:53 De Zerbi pushing for attacking players 09:01 Two transfer plans: relegation or survival 09:29 Van Hecke and De Zerbi after last season 09:49 Tonali, money and De Zerbi’s influence 09:58 Vuskovic leaves for Brighton 10:08 Sell-on and option details 10:19 Van Hecke replacing Vuskovic 10:31 Vuskovic attitude and unproven Premier League level 11:00 Concerns over Vuskovic’s pace and turning 11:20 Good profit on a player who never played 11:26 Will Lankshear to Middlesbrough 11:47 Tyne and Thompson to Man United 12:03 Why Tyne and Thompson may have needed a move 12:15 Veliz finally leaves 12:42 Devine and Ashley Phillips move on 13:29 Ashley Phillips’ early promise 13:53 Phillips add-ons and Middlesbrough promotion hope 14:26 Wishing the young players well 15:05 Savio rumours and social media signs 15:35 Attacking signings arriving late 16:03 Early business done, but attack still waiting 16:12 Tel likely to start the season 16:23 Tel’s promise and poor decisions 16:39 Tel and Mikey Moore both look stronger 16:47 Scotland loan helping Mikey Moore 17:08 Gakpo links and Liverpool’s stance 17:35 Would Spurs overpay for Gakpo? 17:48 Kane return dream unlikely 18:03 Kane, Champions League football and timing 18:23 Was this Kane’s last World Cup? 18:52 England after Kane 19:15 Bellingham as a possible false nine 19:40 Romero rumours and Arsenal links 20:03 Why selling Romero to Arsenal cannot happen 20:29 Romero’s value and attitude concerns 20:57 Inter interest and Italian clubs lacking money 21:24 Alvarez links and possible Romero swap idea 21:43 Alvarez unlikely without European football 22:03 Lucas Bergvall rumours 22:19 Ready-made midfielders blocking Bergvall 22:44 Bergvall’s strange start at Spurs 23:10 Bergvall and Archie Gray already past 50 games 23:22 De Zerbi clearly fancies Archie Gray 23:45 Liverpool interest in Jed Spence 24:02 Spence criticism during the World Cup 24:10 DR Congo goal and unfair blame 24:29 Spence’s big World Cup tackle 24:41 Why Spence may still leave 25:13 Porro likely to start at right-back 25:42 Spence also blocked at left-back 26:10 Spence’s valuation 26:22 Homegrown player concerns 27:03 Bergvall and future European squad rules 27:16 Which players count as homegrown? 27:53 Glen’s Sydney FC trip begins 28:02 Work chaos before the game 29:00 Late pub meet-up ...
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  • Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 102

    Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 102
    2026/07/27

    Normal service resumes on Tottenham – Home and Away as Graeme is joined by returning regulars Richard and Hamish from Kiwi Spurs to look back on Tottenham’s pre-season tour of New Zealand and discuss what feels like the start of a very different Spurs season.

    We hear first-hand what it was like having Spurs in Auckland: the open training session, fan events, shirt signings, Kiwi Spurs hosting Ledley King, appearances from Antonin Kinsky, Archie Gray, Mikey Moore, Brandon Austin and others, plus a record crowd at Eden Park despite classic English weather arriving with Tottenham.

    There’s plenty of discussion around Roberto De Zerbi, his hands-on coaching style, how the young players performed, and whether the club finally looks more aligned around football rather than off-field business.

    We also get into the squad: Archie Gray, Mikey Moore, Takai, Malachi Hardy, Tyrese Hall, Jamie Donley, Dane Scarlett, Richarlison, Solanke, Van Hecke, Van de Ven, Udogie, Souza, Robertson, Bentancur and the players who may still leave before the window closes.

    Finally, we discuss the bigger picture: Tottenham’s transfer strategy, academy pathways, loans, selling young players, whether the club has become more ruthless, and why — despite everything we went through last season — there is suddenly some cautious optimism around Spurs again.

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    Come on you Spurs.
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  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 7

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 7
    2026/07/20
    In this final World Cup Special episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by returning guest Jeremy Oster from Colorado Spurs to look back on the tournament now that the final has been played and Spain have won the World Cup. We discuss the World Cup as a whole: the brilliant football, the strange kick-off times, the Americanised feel of the tournament, FIFA’s influence, Trump’s involvement, hydration breaks, adverts, music, halftime shows, ticket prices, and whether the tournament was enjoyable despite everything around it. There is also plenty of England reflection after the semi-final defeat to Argentina and the third-place playoff win over France. We talk Tuchel’s tactics, the decision to sit deeper against Argentina, taking off Anthony Gordon, not using Kobbie Mainoo, the Messi problem, whether Tuchel should stay, and what England might look like after Harry Kane. Then we turn to the final: Spain as worthy winners, Argentina’s conduct, Enzo Fernandez, Messi, the controversy around refereeing and discipline, and the wider debate about whether Argentina damaged their image during the tournament. Finally, we look ahead to 2030, ask whether this World Cup format worked, reflect on the passing of Kevin Keegan, and bring the World Cup Specials to a close before returning to Spurs and pre-season football. Thanks to everyone who joined us through the World Cup Specials. Normal Spurs service resumes now. Come on you Spurs. Timestamps 00:00 Intro — final World Cup Special 00:22 Glen’s relief that the tournament is over 00:36 Back to club football 00:47 Spurs pre-season and MK Dons on SpursPlay 00:59 Jeremy joins from Colorado Spurs 01:12 Enjoying the football despite FIFA and Trump 01:47 Four quarters, hydration breaks and halftime shows 02:25 Denver missing out as a host city 03:01 UK kick-off times and the Mexico pain 04:07 Why US kick-off times made little sense 04:51 England vs Argentina semi-final regret 05:28 Argentina’s early aggression and refereeing 06:07 Was the referee too lenient? 06:45 MLS referee selection questioned 07:31 Was the semi-final fixed or just favoured? 08:20 Argentina’s cards and foul stats 08:45 Two balls on the pitch and tournament organisation 09:05 England at the Azteca and the route to Argentina 09:32 Argentina’s easier travel and fixture times 10:14 Trump, FIFA and trust in the tournament 10:38 England going too deep against Argentina 10:58 Gordon coming off and losing the out ball 11:18 Six defenders and no route back 11:32 Tuchel’s gamble and players dropping too deep 12:03 Messi as the difference-maker 12:19 Giving Messi too much space 12:46 Why Kobbie Mainoo should have been used 13:14 Starving Argentina of the ball 13:42 Inviting pressure with no escape route 14:00 Should Tuchel stay or go? 14:31 Glen says Tuchel failed 14:52 FA contract extensions before tournaments 15:16 Jeremy makes the case for keeping Tuchel 15:55 Third-place playoff and winning bronze 16:23 Was England vs France just Soccer Aid with better players? 16:36 What Tuchel may have learned 17:08 England’s DNA and keeping possession 18:19 Saka in the third-place game 18:49 France collapse and England’s 6-4 win 19:45 Life after Harry Kane 20:02 Is Jude Bellingham the future false nine? 20:23 If not Tuchel, then who? 21:09 Attacking instead of shutting up shop 21:28 Adam Wharton, Elliot Anderson and midfield control 22:16 England’s striker problem after Kane 22:39 Waiting for the next Owen or Rooney 23:23 Ollie Watkins and Fenerbahce links 23:39 Transfer market chat and Spurs temptation 23:59 Spain win the World Cup 24:25 Argentina’s behaviour in the final 24:56 Argentina, gamesmanship and football culture 25:26 Where gamesmanship crosses the line 26:18 Spain’s cynical fouling 26:34 Enzo Fernandez refusing to leave the pitch 27:07 Messi and Cucurella incident 27:28 Argentina having no shots in 90 minutes 27:57 Argentina vs England in rugby comparison 28:13 Were Argentina desperate to win it for Messi? 28:57 The Argentina semi-final banner controversy 29:07 Falklands, politics and football 30:27 Argentina living rent-free in England’s head? 31:19 Generational differences around England-Argentina history 32:18 Did Argentina damage their global image? 32:57 South American reaction to Argentina 33:12 Richarlison celebrating Spain’s goal 33:20 Infantino’s reaction to Argentina losing 33:39 Argentina after Messi 33:51 Possible 64-team World Cup concerns 34:20 Did the expanded format work? 34:39 Cape Verde and respect for smaller nations 34:50 Germany and Netherlands disappointing 35:15 Were Spain worthy winners? 36:01 Top four ranked teams in the semi-finals 36:11 Looking ahead to World Cup 2030 36:41 One word to sum up the World Cup 37:01 Graeme’s World Cup rant list 37:29 Halftime show and goal music complaints 37:59 Trump, Infantino and unfit governing bodies 38:09 Referee visa issues and ticket prices 38:31 $72,000 final tickets 38:52 ...
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  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 6

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 6
    2026/07/13
    In this World Cup Special episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by Chris Herrera from Buenos Aires to preview a massive England vs Argentina World Cup semi-final. We discuss the build-up from both sides: the mood in Argentina, how Buenos Aires has reacted to the tournament, whether Argentina are relying too much on Lionel Messi, and why this current side looks slower and more fatigued than the team that won the last World Cup. There’s also plenty of England talk after the quarter-final win over Norway: the heat, the conditions, Jude Bellingham stepping up again, Morgan Rogers’ impact, Dan Burn, England’s squad depth, and why the Azteca win over Mexico may have given England a new level of belief. We also get into the history and emotion of England vs Argentina: 1966, 1986, Maradona, the Hand of God, the Goal of the Century, 1998, Beckham, Simeone, and why this fixture still feels like proper football theatre. Elsewhere, we look back at the other quarter-finals, including France beating Morocco, Spain grinding past Belgium, and what the Spain vs France semi-final might look like. Finally, we give predictions for both semi-finals and ask whether England vs Argentina could be one for the ages. Please like and subscribe for more World Cup specials from a Spurs perspective. Come on England — and come on you Spurs. Timestamps 00:00 Intro — England vs Argentina semi-final preview 00:23 Glen gets the semi-final he wanted 00:34 Graeme looks ahead to Wednesday 00:49 Finally, a reasonable UK kick-off time 01:03 Chris joins from Buenos Aires 01:16 Argentina vs England excitement builds 01:46 The mood in Buenos Aires 02:11 Did Argentina only wake up in the quarter-finals? 02:41 Argentina’s miraculous comeback against Egypt 03:09 Argentina not playing at their brightest 03:39 Fatigue in the Argentina squad 04:08 Enzo Fernandez, Mac Allister, Martinez and Romero 04:55 Weather, workload and winter in Argentina 05:54 Kane, Bellingham and players outside the Premier League 06:34 Chris on England’s football and mentality 07:04 France, Spain and Argentina comparisons 07:59 Tuchel, mentality and England’s manager 08:18 Poor journalism after the Mexico game 08:49 Bellingham’s response to criticism 09:05 Which Argentina players would improve England? 09:56 Which England players would improve Argentina? 10:10 Argentina’s winger problem 10:39 Missing Di Maria’s role 11:08 Messi moved wide to unlock games 11:50 Saka or Madueke for Argentina? 12:10 Why Argentina need runners, not technicians 12:37 Messi still carrying Argentina 13:01 Messi looking better than four years ago 13:15 Would Jude Bellingham get in Argentina’s midfield? 14:02 Bellingham, Madrid and club form 14:22 The debate around leaving Jude at home 14:51 Why Bellingham would change Argentina’s system 15:28 The history and spice of England vs Argentina 16:04 Chris on the fixture beyond politics 16:34 Argentina’s extra motivation 17:33 Expecting a great match 17:42 Could this be like England vs Argentina 1998? 18:24 Beckham, Simeone and the 1998 red card 19:04 Previous World Cup meetings 19:33 Maradona, 1986 and the Hand of God 20:06 The Goal of the Century 20:32 England vs Argentina 2005 friendly 21:10 England vs Norway quarter-final conditions 21:35 Heat, humidity and thunderstorms 21:53 Declan Rice playing after illness 22:19 Did England always look likely to find a way? 22:43 Norway’s threat on the break 23:11 England keeping Haaland quiet 23:26 Dan Burn heads everything 23:37 Alfie Haaland’s reaction 23:51 Norway’s missed chance to square it to Haaland 24:20 Chris on Norway’s performance 24:57 Norway’s mentality against Brazil 25:26 Norway playing tiki-taka against Brazil 25:56 Why the Azteca win mattered for England 26:25 Bellingham goes up another level 26:54 Kane creating space for Bellingham 27:24 Alvarez, Messi and shared attacking threats 27:37 England’s squad depth in brutal conditions 28:03 Morgan Rogers and the value of having a shot 28:19 Why teams are reluctant to shoot 29:03 Managing energy in extreme heat 29:25 Relief that England vs Argentina is indoors 29:55 Spain vs Belgium quarter-final reaction 30:24 Spain’s lack of passion and dull control 30:43 Spain vs France semi-final preview 31:16 Could Spain smother France? 31:46 Morocco’s injuries and France’s win 32:18 France’s scary transitional play 32:47 France playing like Brazil 2002 33:13 Top four FIFA-ranked teams reach the semi-finals 33:21 First all-former-winners semi-final line-up since 1990 33:50 Spain vs France predictions 34:03 Graeme predicts a cagey France win 34:27 Chris wants extra time in the other semi-final 35:09 Yamal yet to explode 35:31 England vs Argentina predictions 35:43 Glen predicts chaos after 90 minutes 36:06 Graeme expects goals and extra time 37:04 Chris gives Argentina the edge on penalties 37:33 Emiliano Martinez and penalty danger 38:00 Gary Neville and memories of 1998 38:30 How Chris ...
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  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 5

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 5
    2026/07/10
    In this World Cup Special episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by Kjetil from Norway Spurs to preview a huge England vs Norway World Cup quarter-final. We discuss Norway’s incredible tournament so far, their golden generation, how far they’ve come since the long-ball days of the 1990s, and why this Norway side is about far more than just Erling Haaland. Kjetil gives us the Norwegian view on Haaland, Ødegaard, Sander Berge, the Brazil win, and what this moment means for Norwegian football. We also look back at England’s dramatic win over Mexico at the Azteca, the late-night viewing pain, Tuchel’s in-game management, Dan Burn and Jed Spence’s impact, and whether England are stronger in attack than defence heading into the Norway game. There’s also discussion around Argentina’s chaotic win over Egypt, VAR and refereeing inconsistency, Trump’s interference around the USA red card, FIFA and Infantino, Belgium knocking out the USA, South American teams struggling, Cape Verde’s fairytale, Mexico fans, and the wider fan experience around the tournament. Finally, we preview England vs Norway properly: Haaland vs England’s defence, Kane vs Norway, Ødegaard’s supply line, Sander Berge’s role, Miami heat and possible thunderstorms, and predictions for what could be a brilliant — and very tense — quarter-final. Please like and subscribe for more World Cup specials from a Spurs perspective. Come on England — and good luck Norway. Timestamps 00:00 Intro — England vs Norway preview with Kjetil 00:20 Glen reacts to Spain vs Belgium 00:42 Graeme still recovering from England vs Mexico 01:21 Kjetil joins from Ålesund, Norway 01:48 Summer nights in northern Norway 02:07 Norway’s World Cup run and quarter-final feeling 02:57 Norway’s 1990s football history 03:42 From dark years to a golden generation 04:14 Norway’s incredible competitive form 04:53 Norway dominating possession against Brazil 05:16 Norwegian view of England and the quarter-final 06:09 Glen on not being able to sit still 06:39 Miami heat and humidity could hurt the spectacle 07:22 Christian Thorstvedt and Spurs connections 07:52 Kjetil interviewing Erik Thorstvedt 08:14 Has Kjetil ever interviewed Haaland? 08:35 Haaland’s early career at Bryne and Molde 09:00 Solskjaer managing Haaland at Molde 09:24 Haaland vs England’s defenders 09:53 Dan Burn, Konsa and Haaland’s record against them 10:18 How Haaland moves — or barely moves 11:07 Why Haaland has Braut on his shirt 11:21 Haaland born in Manchester 11:42 England vs Norway as a Premier League-style game 11:55 Graeme’s concern over England’s defence 12:49 Guehi injury worry 13:09 Tuchel’s adaptability and substitutions 13:26 Dan Burn and Jed Spence against Mexico 13:55 Mexico’s pressure and England’s sucker punches 14:24 England defending crosses well 14:49 England’s third goal and calming the nerves 15:16 Brazil going out instead of facing England 15:42 Modern Brazil lacking traditional Brazilian flair 16:25 Mexican fans after the England game 17:04 Mexico City atmosphere and fan reaction 17:36 Argentina vs Egypt review 18:03 Argentina sluggish but creating chances 18:14 Egypt nearly shock Argentina 18:54 Graeme’s Egyptian taxi driver curse 19:06 Argentina controversy and officiating 19:56 VAR inconsistency and red card suspensions 20:13 Trump interfering around the USA red card 21:13 Infantino and FIFA complicity 21:55 Norwegian view on FIFA, Infantino and Trump 22:19 Infantino as a wannabe Trump 22:49 FIFA’s voting system and smaller federations 23:50 Why smaller nations keep backing FIFA leadership 24:02 Sepp Blatter taking the moral high ground 24:14 FIFA Peace Prize embarrassment 24:25 Enjoying the football despite the politics 25:00 Host cities and positive fan experiences 25:53 America beyond Trump 26:38 World Cup fan culture and social media moments 27:21 Hoping England fans give Trump stick if England reach the final 27:32 South American teams struggling 28:00 Colombia, Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina 28:24 Cape Verde, Mexico and proper football stories 28:44 Why the Azteca should have hosted the final 28:56 Where Graeme will watch England vs Norway 29:19 Possible Miami weather delays 29:50 Glen’s son’s birthday and the 7am Australia kick-off 30:30 Kjetil’s Norway viewing plans 31:13 Norway watch parties and big screens 31:29 UK heatwave vs Norwegian summer 31:37 Melbourne winter check-in 32:05 What kind of game will England vs Norway be? 32:18 Will England sit back and counter? 32:26 Should England play to their attacking strengths? 32:38 England’s World Cup has been about moments 33:09 Dan Burn, Haaland and the defensive line 33:40 Why stopping Ødegaard matters 33:59 Sander Berge’s importance to Norway 34:36 Berge as Norway’s Palhinha 34:43 Elliot Anderson’s role for England 35:17 England confidence after winning at the Azteca 35:35 Norway’s coach and tactical confidence 35:38 ...
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