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Tottenham fans that want to hear other, uninformed, Tottenham fans talking about our club will love this pod. Hosted by Stuart Woodrow and ably assisted/easily outclassed by a rotating cast, these normally take place the day after a league game.

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    The Fail of the House of Tudor

    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, and whether the answer is a proven manager, a Spurs man, or just locking the dressing room and seeing who still cares. Bleak, funny, exasperated, and somehow still weirdly warm — very much friends trying to laugh through the pain.

    47 min

  2. 23 MAR

    Tottenham, We Have A Problem

    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 discussion about Igor Tudor’s future after reports that he may not return, and what kind of appointment Tottenham would need if another change is made. A raw episode about bad energy, brittle confidence, missed opportunities, and a club staring at a very uncomfortable reality.

    59 min

  3. 16 MAR

    4D Chess

    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 like Richarlison, Archie Gray, Spence, Sarr and Souza. There’s also discussion around refereeing decisions, VAR frustration, the continuing injury problems, and whether this result could finally give Spurs something to build on. With big fixtures still ahead — including Atletico Madrid and Nottingham Forest — the question becomes simple: was this a turning point, or just a brief moment of relief? Chapters (10) 00:00 Opening reactions to the draw at Anfield 05:35 Spurs lineup and Igor Tudor’s tactical approach 11:00 Injuries, squad depth and available options 17:30 Tudor’s touchline presence and in-game management 22:10 Richarlison performance and attacking threat 27:40 Refereeing decisions and VAR frustrations 33:00 Midfield balance and standout performances 39:15 Mentality shift and signs of improvement 47:30 What changed compared to recent matches? 59:10 Manager discussion and final thoughts

    1hr 14min
  4. How Did We Get Here?

    14 MAR

    How Did We Get Here?

    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 know what you thought in the comments below. Hope you enjoy. The Bluesky thread that started it all. https://bsky.app/profile/timbobagginses.bsky.social/post/3mgnmmjuy7224

    1hr 13min

  5. 6 MAR

    That Sinking Feeling

    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 issue of a team still short on confidence, rhythm and defensive stability. They also get into Igor Tudor’s opening games, the constant reshuffling at the back, the injury situation, whether Spurs should stop worrying about the Champions League and focus fully on the league, and why the club’s January decisions may yet define the season. It then widens out into the bigger Spurs picture: relegation-form numbers, West Ham comparison, board-level failures, summer recruitment, and what would have to change to stop this happening again. Chapter timings 00:00 Welcome back: another loss and the sinking feeling00:01 No real break: league trouble and Champions League frustration00:02 The Palace turning point: disallowed goal, Spurs score, then collapse00:03 Solanke goal and praise for Gray and Tel00:04 Selection issues, shape problems and who should have started00:06 Richarlison, experience and the lack of relegation fighters00:07 Injuries, Kulusevski update and the limits of the squad00:07 Who carries the blame: Tudor, the players, or the bigger mess?00:09 Using the next block of games and getting defenders back00:10 Archie Gray spotlight and signs of chemistry in attack00:12 Green shoots, bad habits and the need to end the losing cycle00:13 Van de Ven’s red card and the cost of defensive disorganisation00:15 Future of Van de Ven and Romero00:17 Tudor compared with Thomas Frank00:18 Defensive structure, back-three balance and what Spurs should settle on00:21 Injury damage, January transfer regret and lack of depth00:24 Returning players and where Tel should be used00:25 Tudor’s preferred system and questions over player fitness00:28 Relegation indicators and why Spurs are in real danger00:30 West Ham, mentality and the fight to survive00:31 What must change above the manager00:34 Summer overhaul, transfer strategy and spending concerns00:41 Wrap-up and next episode after Nottingham Forest

    45 min

  6. 2 MAR

    Everything is Fine

    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 after Thomas Frank. Then it gets spicy: VAR, refereeing consistency, “meat wall” set-piece football, and why the Premier League keeps sliding towards rugby-at-corners. We also touch on Spurs looking like a different side on European nights (including PSG and Dortmund) versus the Premier League. Finally, we look ahead to Crystal Palace — who starts, who doesn’t (Richie, Souza, Mathys Tel, Bissouma, Palhinha, Solanke, and more), what to do about the missing creativity, whether to throw in youth like Luca Williams-Barnett, and just how “must-win” Thursday has become. Predictions, gallows humour, and a whole lot of coping. Everything is fine.

    57 min

  7. 23 FEB

    New Tudor Era

    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 (including Bissouma, Pape Sarr, Xavi Simons, Conor Gallagher, Archie Gray, Djed Spence, Radu Drăgușin, Richarlison), and the big talking point — refereeing/VAR decisions involving Gabriel and technical area inconsistencies. We also discuss injuries and who might return (Porro, Danso, Romero, Udogie, Van de Ven, Maddison, Kulusevski), whether youth options like Luca Williams-Barnett should be used, the relegation picture, and wider concerns about recruitment, leadership, and the club’s direction — plus summer uncertainty and mentions of Pochettino and Paul Mitchell. Next up: Fulham.

    1hr 5min

  8. 11 FEB

    The Teflon Wore Off - CADS and YAPS Emergency Pod

    🚨 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 felt like a slow-motion car crash. Then we get into the big question: where do Spurs go from here?Interim options, “Spurs men” as a buffer with the crowd, and whether the club needs someone who can bring belief back and just let the players play football again. Names and ideas thrown into the mixer include: Wayne Burnett (U21s) as a DNA / youth option Jon Heitinga as a possible internal route Ryan Mason (plus Stu’s “Mason + Harry Redknapp super team” shout) The Pochettino conversation: nostalgia vs risk, and whether it’s the “easy appointment” Wildcards and long-shots: Xavi Hernández, Xabi Alonso, Sebastian Hoeneß, Nagelsmann And yes… the Jan Vertonghen coaching badges conspiracy theory gets a run-out too We also hit the bigger mess behind the scenes — recruitment swings, injuries, the fear of a relegation scrap, and why fans might be voting with their feet if the football stays like this. ✅ Final segment: we go round the table — one name for the next permanent Spurs manager. Come On You Spurs.

    53 min
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Tottenham fans that want to hear other, uninformed, Tottenham fans talking about our club will love this pod. Hosted by Stuart Woodrow and ably assisted/easily outclassed by a rotating cast, these normally take place the day after a league game.

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  • Creator
    Stuart Woodrow
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    76
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Stuart Woodrow
  • Show Website
    CADS

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