An Echo of Glory

Well... it's actually happening. After two seasons of scrapping around 17th and being told the money would never come, Spurs have gone and spent north of £200m in one window. Never again, they said. Turns out they meant it. Today we're running through the lot. Sandro Tonali is in London for his medical as we speak, a club-record £100m deal from Newcastle, £92.5m up front with £7.5m in add-ons, and...

Adam and Jake are back in the studio for a proper catch up, and there's plenty to chew over. The summer window is flying and De Zerbi's rebuild is already taking shape. Top of the pile: Sandro Tonali. R eports say we've struck a total agreement with the player on a six-year deal, and now it's down to Spurs and Newcastle to settle on a fee that could smash our transfer record. Is he the midfielder...

Adam and Jake are in to make sense of a mad few days for THFC, because the defence we have been crying out for is suddenly being built right in front of us. Van Hecke is the big one. Spurs have agreed a deal with Brighton worth around £52m, and he is exactly the ball-playing centre-half De Zerbi has been asking for. Pair him with Marcos Senesi, in for nothing from Bournemouth, and you have two of...

The Echo AGM's done and dusted (this evening!) so now we go live. Join The gang from around 9:30 (ish) for a proper catch up on everything Spurs as the summer gets going. The rebuild has already started. Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi are both through the door on frees, De Zerbi clearly isn't hanging about, and there's more to come before the window shuts. We'll get into what it all means for ne...

It's done. Spurs are still a Premier League club. Just. Jonny and Adam close out the 2025/26 season on An Echo of Glory with a phone-in special looking back at the 1-0 win over Everton that kept Tottenham up and sent West Ham down. Joao Palhinha forcing in a header off the post from a corner was the moment that saved our season, and after a campaign that has tested every Spurs fan to breaking poin...

A draw at Stamford Bridge and we're safe. That's where we are. After West Ham went down 3-1 at Newcastle on Sunday with Osula bagging a brace and Woltemade opening the scoring, Spurs now have a clear path to Premier League survival on Tuesday night. One point at Chelsea and the maths is done. Even a defeat keeps it in our hands going into the final day given the 13 goal cushion in goal difference....

So we're not out of it. We're not in it either. Spurs 1-1 Leeds at home, another night that started with hope and ended with that same nervy feeling that's followed this team around all season. Mathys Tel gave us a goal worth the ticket price. A proper curler from the edge of the box, his fourth of the season, the kind of finish you actually remember. Then a few minutes later he flings a leg at a...

Spurs went to Villa Park and got the job done. Conor Gallagher and Richarlison on the scoresheet, a second straight away win after Wolves, and just like that we're out of the relegation zone with three games to play. Strange times being a Tottenham fan. Stranger still, we're going to be sat watching Arsenal vs West Ham on Sunday afternoon hoping the Gunners do us a favour. With Manchester City dra...

Two points off safety. Four games left. A trip to Villa Park on Sunday. Spurs are still bang in trouble, but for the first time in months, there's a tiny bit of hope in the air. That 1-0 at Wolves was ugly, late, and absolutely huge. Joao Palhinha's 82nd-minute winner ended a 15-game winless run in the league and, more importantly, kept us alive going into the final four. Now the question is wheth...

Wolves vs Tottenham preview. Five games left, two points behind West Ham, and a Saturday afternoon at Molineux that suddenly feels like the biggest away day of the season. On today's show the boys look ahead to Roberto De Zerbi's second league game in charge of Spurs, and a fixture that on paper looks straightforward but in reality is anything but. Wolves have already been relegated. The pressure...

Stoppage-time heartbreak. Again. Spurs threw away two points at home on Saturday as Georginio Rutter stole in to make it 2-2, denying Tottenham a first Premier League win in 15 games and keeping us firmly rooted in the relegation zone. Five games to save our season. Gary, Jake and Adam are in the studio tonight to pick over the bones of Roberto De Zerbi's home debut. Pedro Porro's opener, Kaoru Mi...

The new era started at Sunderland on Sunday, and it started with a defeat. Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge ended 1-0, Spurs are still in the relegation zone, and the winless run is now at 14 matches. There is no sugarcoating any of that. Now the fixtures do not get any kinder. This Saturday, Brighton come to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 5:30pm on Sky Sports, and the plot writes itself....

Sunderland 1, Tottenham 0. Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge ends in defeat at the Stadium of Light, and we are still stuck in the relegation zone with six games to go. Two points from safety. The unthinkable is no longer unthinkable. Nordi Mukiele's deflected effort off Micky Van de Ven was the difference. A penalty overturned by VAR. Cristian Romero leaving the pitch in tears. Pedro Porro...

The international break is over and it is time to talk Tottenham. On today's show the lads are looking ahead to Sunderland away on Sunday, the first Premier League test since that painful afternoon at Old Trafford where Romero's early red card set the tone for a long day at the office. Two weeks away from it all should have done the squad a bit of good. Thomas Frank has had time on the training pi...

Roberto De Zerbi is our new manager. Third of the season. Seven games to stay up. Live reaction tonight at 9:30pm. Spurs have confirmed the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi on a long-term contract, replacing Igor Tudor after his disastrous 44-day spell in charge. The former Marseille boss had been out of work since February ESPN and has agreed a five-year deal with no relegation release clause Sky...

We came into Sunday with a bit of momentum. A point at Anfield, a win over Atletico Madrid, and thousands of fans lining the High Road to welcome the team bus. For a brief moment it felt like something might actually be turning. It wasn't. Nottingham Forest left north London with a 3-0 win, and the optimism that had been building all week turned to anger by full-time. Sky Sports Spurs dominated fo...

Tottenham beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 on Wednesday night and went out of the Champions League anyway. Xavi Simons scored twice, Randal Kolo Muani got the opener, and for large spells of the second leg Spurs were everything you want them to be. It just came eight days too late. We look back at a night that was painful and brilliant all at once. After the horror show in the first leg, few expected anyt...

Jonny, Ollie, and Jake react to a point that felt like a lot more than a point. Richarlison in the 90th minute at Anfield. In front of the Kop. We'll take that. Richarlison's 90th-minute equaliser earned Tudor his first point as Spurs interim head coach, and it moved us a point above the relegation zone ESPN — so the importance of it cannot be overstated. Szoboszlai's first-half free-kick had put...

Another night to forget at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Crystal Palace came to N17 and left with all three points, handing Spurs a fifth consecutive Premier League defeat in a game that felt like it turned on one moment. Dominic Solanke gave us the lead in the 34th minute and for a brief spell it looked like we might finally get that first win of 2026. Four minutes later, Micky van de Ven was sh...

Who do we blame now?! A 4–1 defeat to Arsenal and it wasn’t just the scoreline. It was the manner of it. Flat, second best, and miles off where we need to be in a North London Derby. Igor Tudor is now in the dugout after replacing Thomas Frank, but this was a brutal reality check. New manager bounce? Not today. Big questions about the shape, the attitude, the selections, and whether this squad can...

Big week. Big call. Bigger game. After parting ways with Thomas Frank, Spurs have moved quickly and appointed Igor Tudor as the new head coach. And he walks straight into it. A North London Derby first up. Today we’re breaking down: • Why the club made the change now • What Tudor actually brings tactically • His track record at Marseille, Lazio and Juventus • Whether this is a short-term firefight...

Tottenham Hotspur have finally sacked Thomas Frank. After a 2-1 defeat to Newcastle, the club have pulled the trigger. And just like that, the Thomas Frank era is over. In today’s show we react to the decision, the timing, and what it says about where Spurs are right now. Was this inevitable. Or has the club once again pressed the panic button? We’ll talk about: • The performance against Newcastle...

We react to the defeat at Old Trafford and the moment that killed the game. Cristian Romero’s red card, the fallout from his comments the week before, and whether this is now the beginning of the end for him at Spurs. We get into reputation, discipline, leadership, and whether the club should cash in while it still can. There’s no letting Thomas Frank off the hook either. Ten men or not, we tear i...

A mad one. Tottenham Hotspur come back from two down to draw 2–2 with Manchester City, and somehow it still feels like a night full of mixed emotions. Yes, we handed Arsenal a bigger lead at the top of the table. That part stings. No getting around it. But the second half? Night and day compared to recent weeks. Intensity, belief, front-foot football. The sort of performance we have been begging t...

Champions League last 16. We’re in. And honestly, it feels massive. After everything this season has thrown at Spurs, we’ve done the job in Europe and booked our place in the Champions League knockouts. It wasn’t always pretty, it was tense right to the end, but nights like this are exactly why you put up with all the nonsense in between. Big moments, big pressure, and Spurs standing up when it ma...