Afleveringen
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As Tottenham prepares to face Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League, Jack is joined by German football journalist Konrad Ringleb to delve into Frankfurt's current form, key players, and tactical approach. We discuss how the team has adapted since the departure of Omar Marmoush and highlight the threats Spurs should be aware of.
Additionally, with reports linking former Frankfurt manager Oliver Glasner to Tottenham, Konrad shares his insights on Glasner's managerial style, personality, and potential impact at Spurs.
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Jack wants to know if Flav thinks he'll see Spurs win something again before he dies.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Bye bye Southampton - relegation for the south coast big club as Ange Postecoglou's side narrowly get it across the line. Doesn't change much for Spurs but it's at least a deent bit of momentum leading into their midweek game against Frankfurt. Also a first Premier League goal for Mathys Tel.
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Jack welcomes Phil back to the show to go over last night again, and to look ahead at where Spurs go from here. Ange Postecoglou has once again found himself in a weird spot with the fans – or maybe not, depending on who you ask.
He’s claiming there’s no issue, but his comments in today’s pre-Southampton presser suggest otherwise, with talk of falling out of love with football because of VAR. Is this really the message we want to be hearing from the manager? Is something deeper going on?
We get into the increasingly toxic atmosphere around the club, what it says about the direction we're heading in, and whether it's time to start moving on from the “NameBall” era of managers. Is it too much to ask for someone who’s simply flexible and willing to work with the players at his disposal?
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Spurs lose at Stamford Bridge once again - but in one of the most bland matches you'll ever see between the two sides. What are Tottenham even trying to do? Is there a plan? It all looks like a waste of time now, and with Ange Postecoglou getting into a slanging match with the fans yet again, has he all but seal his own fate?
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Jack is joined once again by Ben Bowman to unpack Tottenham Hotspur’s latest financial statement and what it really means for the club’s future. Where’s the game-changing stadium we were promised? From mounting frustrations off the pitch to stagnation on it, things aren’t looking quite as shiny as they were sold.
The pair also break down the pre-season fixture against Arsenal and why the increasing disregard for the meaning of these matches is more damaging than it might seem. The episode wraps with a candid conversation about Ange Postecoglou’s role as manager, fan sentiment, and whether there’s any real hope heading into the Chelsea game.
Up the Spurs!
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Jack welcomes a man who needs no introduction (Ricky from Lads Anonymous/The Fighting Cock) back to the podcast to delve fully into international break listlessness.
Were we expecting Ange to be sacked? Should he be sacked? What are our and your thoughts on Djed Spence's appearance on Rio's podcast? Cristian Romero and selling at the 'right time'...and while we're on centre backs, we say goodbye to Jan and Toby.
Buckle up, it's a longy but it's a goody.
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With no Premier League action to stress over, Jack is joined by presenter, producer and Bring Your Own Blockbuster co-host Ben Haines for a special Rule the Roost x BYOB crossover episode.
The pair look back on a heartwarming afternoon at White Hart Lane as Spurs legends rolled back the years against AC Milan. There’s plenty of nostalgia, a few tears, and even a car park run-in with Ledley King that Ben won’t forget in a hurry.
Then, in true BYOB style, Jack and Ben dive into the cinematic ‘classic’ Goal! The Dream Begins (2005). Why did they cast someone who can’t play football to star in a football film? That soundtrack. That dodgy nurse's outfit. And, was the game better back then, or are we just all a bit too online now?
If you enjoy this episode, don’t forget to check out Bring Your Own Blockbuster wherever you get your podcasts – and follow the show on socials @byobpod.
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Daniel Levy has been spotted having coffees with Mauricio Pochettino, is this the end for Ange? Jack welcomes Gavin to the show to discuss this, the passing of time, Djed Spence, international breaks and much more. Enjoy!
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Spurs lose again, this time at the hands of a ruthless Fulham side. Rodrigo Muniz and ex-Spur Ryan Sessegnon did the damage, leaving Tottenham with more questions than answers. Has the Ange revolution hit a dead end? Is this the beginning of the end for Postecoglou? Join Jack as he asks the big question - where do Spurs go from here?
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Tottenham are through to the Europa League quarter-finals after a massive 3-1 win over AZ Alkmaar, and Jack is here to react to a huge European night for Spurs. How did Ange’s side turn it around after the first-leg setback? Who were the standout performers? And what does this mean for the rest of the season?
Get involved in the chat, share your thoughts, and let’s enjoy a rare stress-free post-match debrief together.
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Tottenham’s season is reaching a crucial point, and Jack is joined by Bardi from The Extra Inch to break it all down. Spurs battled back to salvage a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth at the weekend, why did it feel so underwhelming - and did it put you off Iraola? We also discuss Kevin Danso’s injury and what it says about the balance between Ange Postecoglou’s high-intensity methods and Tottenham’s ongoing fitness concerns.
With a make-or-break second leg against AZ Alkmaar looming, we look ahead to a huge night in Europe. Can Spurs turn it around, and what’s at stake for Postecoglou if they don’t? Plus, we assess the growing debate over Spurs’ injury record and whether there’s a deeper issue at play.
Plenty to get stuck into, let us know your thoughts, and don’t forget to subscribe, leave ratings etc
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Spurs got through this one by the skin of their teeth... another totally inept performance from Ange Postecoglou's side. The manager must surely be close to the end of his time as Spurs boss?
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Tottenham have lost away in the Netherlands following one of the most pedestrian performances they've mustered in recent times. Just what on earth is going on?
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Jack welcomes friend of the show Tahm Fowens back into the mix for his hot takes and big opinions on Cristian Romero and Argentina. Should we be frustrated, or just accept that footballers love representing their countries? Or is the real issue Romero’s constant unavailability?
We then turn to the AZ game, sparking memories of Spurs’ near-misses in Europe over the years - wouldn’t it be nice to finally get one over the line? But why do English teams so often lack the grit their European counterparts seem to have in this competition?
The show wraps up with a couple of quizzes - possibly the best or worst thing you’ll hear in a long time.
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Another valiant effort, another frustrating result. Jack is joined by special guest Mark Nesbit to dissect Tottenham’s 1-0 defeat to Manchester City. They break down Postecoglou’s tactical approach, Spurs’ second-half resurgence and of course, the decision to leave out Djed Spence.
Also, listener questions! Where are Spurs as a club right now? Is there a positive future in store for us? Is Ange a hypocrite? All this and more.
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Spurs fall to Manchester City thanks to a goal from Erling Haaland, but the real talking point is Ange Postecoglou’s rotation choices - especially the omission of Djed Spence. Was it the right call?
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Spurs have just smashed Ipswich 4-1 at Portman Road, making it three wins in a row - are we finally back on track? Djed Spence put in a quality performance and even got on the scoresheet, making the case ever stronger that he's the best player at the club. After a rough patch, have Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham turned the corner for good?
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Tottenham completed their first league double over Manchester United since 1989/90 with a hard-fought 1-0 win but off the pitch, the focus was on fan protests against ENIC and Daniel Levy.
Joining Jack is Evening Standard’s Dan Kilpatrick, who shares his insight on the protests, how they compare to past fan movements, and what this means for Spurs’ future. Dan also shares his insight into the perceptions of how Daniel Levy operates.
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Tottenham beat Manchester United 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, completing the double over them for the first time since 1989-90 season. James Maddison grabbed the winner and shushed the camera, a fitting response to Roy Keane’s criticism earlier this week. Ange Postecoglou’s side keeps climbing the table, while United’s struggles continue. How far have they fallen from the Ferguson era?
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