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We thought we'd launch our NEW Call-In show. No-one turned up but A and Stu had a great chat which you can listen to here. Levy gets some credit, questions get asked and overall, we wonder how far the club is going to push this. Follow CADS on Bluesky to get the nod whenever the next Call-In starts. Then YOU can be on the show.https://bsky.app/profile/cadsjustcads.bsky.social

Spurs are spending big, moving fast, and leaving everyone slightly confused. Van Hecke is in. Fernandes is in. Tonali might be next. So what exactly happened to the cautious Tottenham we all knew and complained about? Stu is joined by A and Austen for a quick CADS transfer special, covering the new arrivals, the possible exits, and the work still to be done.

Forget player ratings. Forget squad audits. Forget transfer rumours. This week the CADS crew attempt something much harder: deciding which seven Tottenham players are completely untouchable. Twenty-five members of the CADS community submitted their selections, and the results spark plenty of debate. Some choices are obvious. Some are surprising. And a few players who seemed automatic selections a...

This isn’t triumph. It isn’t confidence. It isn’t even happiness, really. It’s relief. The CADS crew gather after another emotionally draining chapter in Tottenham’s season, trying to process the unfamiliar feeling of finally being able to unclench for five minutes. There’s discussion about mentality, pressure, survival, players rediscovering themselves, and the emotional burnout that comes from s...

A point gained. Several brain cells lost. The CADS crew try to discuss Tottenham’s latest result without descending entirely into a full anti-VAR tribunal, but that plan collapses almost immediately. There’s fury over another ridiculous non-penalty decision, debates about whether referees are incompetent, cowardly, influenced, corrupt… or somehow all four at once, plus talk about Richarlison’s rol...

Eight points from five under De Zerbi, still not safe, and still somehow waiting for the concept of a Tottenham penalty to become real again. The CADS crew gather after the Leeds draw to talk through a game Spurs probably should have won, a lovely Mathys Tel goal, a very expensive Mathys Tel lesson, Maddison’s return, Kinsky keeping us alive, Richarlison emptying the tank again, and yet another VA...

Two wins on the bounce, away fans singing their hearts out, and a team that's finally starting to look like they actually want the ball. CADS is back — and in surprisingly good spirits. Stuart is joined by Marcel, Ashley, Austen, and Iain (of Poddenham Podspur fame) to pick apart a commanding win at Aston Villa that had echoes of Pochettino-era Spurs: aggressive pressing, relentless pace, and...

It took 118 days but Spurs finally went and did it, they won a game. The CADS went to extreme lengths to attend this one, taking time out of their holidays, getting out of hospital, that's the kind of commitment that sets Spurs fans apart. We talk about the win, about how our fixture schedule is all kinds of shaky, how we have more injured players than wins this season and compliment Antonin K...

The chaos at Spurs continues and that carries over into this CADS podcast. A really wanted to chat and get some things off his chest but our recording time wasn't kind to him so we jumped on and had a chat before the main pod started. Then, the main pod kicked off and we had a lively debate about the players, the way that the date of the game effects our perception of the result, the mental re...

This one has the feel of two Spurs fans sitting in the wreckage, having moved past fury and into that strange, grimly funny stage of acceptance. Stuart and Ash talk through the possibility of life in the Championship, what a genuine club reset might involve, and whether the pain might finally force the changes Tottenham have avoided for years. There’s still room for lineup chat, transfer frustrati...

A late-night emergency CADS, because Tottenham have somehow found another fresh layer of chaos. With Igor Tudor gone, the club hunting for yet another manager, and relegation fear getting louder, Stuart, Austen, A and David gather for a mix of gallows humour, annoyance and reluctant realism. There’s talk of cursed seasons, anti-Spurs refereeing, which players can actually be trusted in the fight,...

A bruised and frustrated CADS after Tottenham’s defeat to Nottingham Forest, with the conversation turning fully toward the relegation battle. Stuart, Austen, Ashley and Charlie talk through the game itself, the substitutions, the refereeing complaints, the sense that everything is going against Spurs, and the growing fear that survival may now go right down to the wire. There’s also a serious dis...

Spurs head to Anfield and come away with a point — and for once the conversation after the match isn’t entirely doom and gloom. The CADS panel reacts to Tottenham’s draw with Liverpool , looking at a performance that showed fight, organisation and a bit of belief after a tough run of results. We talk about Igor Tudor’s tactical setup, the reshuffled lineup, and encouraging displays from players li...

After a tumultuous time in the league, we set aside our disdain of recent results and with a guest from Bluesky, try to work out what exactly led to us genuinely fearing relegation. Tim F wrote one of the best threads we've seen on Bluesky detailing his thoughts and so we got him on the show to chat. As things tend to go on CADS, although we tried to stay on topic, we didn't always succeed. Let us...

Spurs lose again, the pressure rises again, and CADS tries to make sense of a side that looks increasingly stuck. Stuart and A go through the defeat to Crystal Palace, from the disallowed Palace goal and Dominic Solanke’s finish to the red card for Micky van de Ven and the collapse that followed. There’s a lot on Archie Gray’s quality, Mathys Tel’s threat, Pape Matar Sarr’s energy, and the bigger...

Tottenham lose again — this time to Fulham — and CADS return with one simple mantra: Everything is fine. We unpack a grim first half, a better second half, and the ongoing chaos of square pegs in round holes (including Archie Gray at left wing-back ). There’s a lot on substitutions, the injury situation (including Djed Spence ), and whether Igor Tudor is showing any early signs of improvement afte...

It’s the first CADS episode of the New Tudor Era … and it starts with another 4–1 loss to Arsenal . We share first impressions of Igor Tudor after just five days in charge — his press conferences, the early tactical intentions, and the challenge of working with a threadbare squad full of players out of position. Then we break down the match: defensive issues, standout and struggling performances (...

🚨 EMERGENCY POD KLAXON 🚨 CADS is back — and this time we’re mashing up with YAPS for a proper “frank discussion”… because Thomas Frank is gone . In this one, Stu, Owen, Ashley, David, Marcel, Austen and Fergus pick through when the fanbase fully flipped, which results felt like the point of no return (Nottingham Forest, West Ham, the North London Derby, Chelsea…), and why this whole spell has fe...

Spurs head to Manchester United and the big talking point is Cristian Romero’s red card — was it reckless, was it just unfortunate, and why does it feel like he gets judged differently? We get into Romero’s role as captain , his suspension timeline (including the return date for Liverpool ), and what that means for a squad that already feels threadbare . From there, it’s the wider state of play: w...

Another week, another emotional rollercoaster. The lads get together to talk through a rare bit of joy (a win!), a very Spursy dose of confusion, and a match that somehow managed to be both encouraging and mildly traumatic at the same time. Frankfurt brought goals, City brought chaos, and Tottenham brought… well, Tottenham. There’s laughter, disbelief, moments of optimism we don’t fully trust, and...

Another rough Premier League week… but at least Europe gave us something. In this episode of CADS , we talk through Spurs’ brutal domestic form (including results against Bournemouth , West Ham , and Burnley ) and the very real feeling that we’re sliding into a relegation fight. We also contrast that with the rare positive: a Champions League win over Borussia Dortmund with a depleted side. From t...

Another night of Spurs therapy. In this episode of CADS, the lads react to a frustrating Premier League outing, questionable refereeing, VAR drama, and the wider concerns around Tottenham’s direction. From Thomas Frank and recruitment to squad balance, injuries, and what comes next, it’s honest, sometimes exasperated Spurs discussion with gallows humour intact. COYS.

For more like this, follow us on: https://open.spotify.com/show/4zQv3v2TcHyqivt3vo2oxy In this episode: Spurs were beaten 2–1 by West Ham United in a dramatic London derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with an injury-time goal deciding the contest. Cristian Romero’s second-half header had brought us level after an early opener for the visitors, but late heartbreak followed despite sustained pressu...

Another week, another CADS therapy session. In this episode, the panel talk through a difficult stretch for Spurs, reflecting on recent matches against Brentford , Aston Villa , Bournemouth , and West Ham , and the wider feeling around the team right now. There’s discussion about performances, confidence, and the growing sense of uncertainty over direction. We touch on Thomas Frank , leadership on...

Welcome back to CADS — Tottenham’s unofficial group therapy session, featuring four blokes whose names all start with “A”… plus Stu trying to stay upbeat through sheer force of habit . This week we trudge through Brentford (a game so joyless it nearly counts as community service) and then actually find a few green shoots in the Sunderland match — especially that first half, where we looked like a...