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Regular chat about all things Tottenham Hotspur hosted by Graeme Spice and Glenn Cowie with a match going and expat view on the trials and tribulations of following the mighty SpursCopyright 2024 All rights reserved. American Football Politik & Regierungen
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  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 4

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 4
    Jul 2 2026
    In this World Cup Special episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by Suneil Menon — our first non-Spurs supporting guest in over 100 episodes — to talk through the knockout stages so far. We start with England’s Great Escape against DR Congo: the dreadful start, defensive issues, hydration-break chaos, Harry Kane’s late heroics, Jude Bellingham, Jed Spence, Madueke, Saka, and whether Thomas Tuchel’s side can survive a huge test against Mexico at the Azteca. There’s also plenty of debate around Harry Kane’s legacy, whether he needed to leave Spurs, and what England would possibly do without him. We then look across the knockout games so far, including Belgium’s dramatic comeback against Senegal, the USA’s chances against Belgium, France looking terrifying, Spain starting to click, Portugal’s Ronaldo dilemma, Croatia’s tournament know-how, Germany and the Netherlands going out on penalties, Japan’s unlucky exit, and the strange feeling of a 32-team knockout round. Finally, we preview some of the next big fixtures, including Argentina vs Cape Verde, Australia vs Egypt, Paraguay vs France, Canada vs Morocco, Brazil vs Norway and, of course, Mexico vs England. 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 attempt and restart 00:19 World Cup knockout special begins 00:52 Glen survives England’s Great Escape 01:15 Suneil joins the podcast 01:36 England coming home… or just coming home early? 01:41 World Cup fever and awkward UK kick-off times 02:26 Watching England vs Panama with friends 03:38 Australia’s kinder World Cup viewing times 03:59 Knockout-stage kick-off pain 04:21 Suneil on watching England vs DR Congo live 04:48 Congo take the lead and England struggle 05:10 DR Congo keeper has a blinder 05:41 Half-time interviews and England starting slowly 06:11 Hydration breaks and Infantino’s four-quarter football dream 07:04 Player welfare vs advert-friendly breaks 07:51 Are Australian TV channels showing ads during hydration breaks? 08:32 ITV, Emma Hayes and actual football analysis 09:02 Did England need the Congo scare? 09:22 Was Ghana already the wake-up call? 09:52 Mexico at the Azteca preview 10:33 Why England must start fast against Mexico 10:47 Kane, Bellingham and England’s spine 11:18 Bellingham in hostile atmospheres 11:40 Brad Friedel on Mexico and altitude 12:36 Mexico vs USA rivalry and bias 12:45 England’s defensive problems 13:25 Rice at right-back and lack of cohesion 13:41 England missing Reece James and Trent 14:11 Jed Spence, Madueke and the right-side issue 14:47 Should Jed Spence stay deeper against Mexico? 15:12 Spence blamed for Congo’s goal 15:43 Madueke’s defensive awareness questioned 15:47 Why not start Saka? 16:24 Even an unfit Saka offers more 16:40 England’s midfield setup against Congo 17:03 Should Kobbie Mainoo get minutes? 17:29 DR Congo’s danger and Wissa’s quality 18:04 Harry Kane’s second goal 18:35 Celebrating Kane without waking the kids 18:53 What would England do without Kane? 19:11 The lack of young English strikers behind Kane 20:09 Kane looks sharp and fit 20:23 Kane passes Pelé and reaches another milestone 20:39 Did Kane need to leave Tottenham? 21:07 Kane playing with better quality around him 22:03 Kane leaving Spurs with the fans’ blessing 22:23 Belgium vs Senegal drama 23:23 Belgium’s ageing squad and US chances 24:32 Suneil catches Belgium’s comeback late 25:06 Can the USA beat Belgium? 25:21 France look scary good 26:29 France’s ridiculous attacking depth 27:01 Rabiot and Digne still getting picked 27:22 Spain start to click 27:54 Is this France’s tournament to lose? 28:00 Portugal vs Croatia preview 28:23 The Ronaldo dilemma 28:32 Suneil on Ronaldo’s role for Portugal 29:27 Ronaldo changing how Portugal play 29:45 Ronaldo as a late-game weapon 30:28 Croatia and Modric’s tournament know-how 30:53 Germany and Netherlands go out on penalties 31:31 Germany’s decline 32:13 Paraguay playing to their strengths 32:42 Japan unlucky to go out 33:07 Japan exposing Brazil’s weaknesses 33:27 Expanded World Cup creating brutal early knockouts 33:43 The weirdness of a 32-team knockout round 34:15 Premier League pre-season already looming 34:30 Spurs pre-season and missing World Cup players 35:06 Scotland’s painful exit permutations 35:48 Cape Verde’s incredible story 36:14 Argentina vs Cape Verde preview 36:36 World Cup controversy vs great football stories 37:04 Trying to get the Cape Verde mayor on the podcast 37:43 Could Cape Verde shock Argentina? 38:15 Casual fans getting invested in Cape Verde 38:34 Big Saturday of World Cup football 38:45 Remaining knockout fixtures 39:06 Australia vs Egypt could be a good game 39:19 Paraguay vs France and Canada vs Morocco 39:34 Brazil vs Norway and Mexico vs England 40:06 Where Graeme will watch England vs Mexico 40:59 Pre-season ...
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    38 Min.
  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 5

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 5
    Jul 10 2026
    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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    35 Min.
  • Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 6

    Home and Away World Cup Special Episode 6
    Jul 13 2026
    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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    42 Min.
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