305 episodes
The Cheese Room Podcast (Tottenham Hotspur) The Cheese Room Podcast
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4.8 • 65 Ratings
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The Cheese Room Podcast is a Tottenham Hotspur fan podcast that comes to you from all corners of the globe. The weekend review show from Europe and the midweek show from the Americas with an occasional appearance from our friends down under! Have a listen for all things Spurs!
Find us on the Sport Social website:
https://podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/cheese-room/
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S6 E44 - Anfield Crap
PLOT: The guys review the poor performance and result at Anfield. In a rapidly unraveling season, we are swiftly looking towards next season, which should involve Europa League football.
CREW: Bren hosts and is joined by Franco and Seb
PRODUCTION: Produced, recorded and edited by Bren
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S6 E43 - Death, taxes and Stamford Bridge
PLOT: Our Stamford Bridge hoodoo continued as the team put in a meek performance in our 2nd London derby defeat in 5 days. The podders struggle to find positives from this performance, with the daunting task of Anfield coming up on Sunday. Angry Ange, set pieces, poor individual performances all over the pitch, bring on the summer!
CREW: Bren hosts and is joined by Franco and Seb Short
PRODUCTION: Produced, recorded and edited by Bren
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S6 E42 - Tim Vickery Special (when Phil met Frank)
PLOT: Bren and Paul catch up with friend of the show Tim Vickery for a (nearly) end of season review and to talk all things South American as we get the lowdown on our current South American contingent, and who Spurs should be looking at for next season.
CREW: Bren hosts and is joined by Paul Muir and Tim Vickery
PRODUCTION: Produced, recorded and edited by Bren.
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Gifting Goons goals
PLOT: A game of mistakes and poor set piece defending. The Podders review the defeat to the Goons in the NLD.
CREW: Franco hosts and is joined by Paul Muir and Seb Short
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S6 E40 - We can beat them
PLOT: The guys preview Sunday's North London Derby against the annoyingly in form Gooners. In our first game against a big 6 cubs since January, they look at how Ange ball is better suited to teams that want to play, look at areas we can get at them and how we can stifle their wide attacking threat.
CREW: Bren hosts and is joined by Franco and Seb
PRODUCTION: Produced, recorded and edited by Bren
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Not again...
PLOT: The unthinkable has happened again. Second season in a row Spurs have gone up to Newcastle and got absolutely smashed. The Podders pick apart the performance and perform and autopsy on that dead display of football.
CREW: Franco hosts and is joined by Paul Muir and Jack Hoile
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Customer Reviews
Fantastic show
This show puts out some fantastic content,decent matchday analysis with no massive agenda. Plenty of banter and humour,just a group of people enjoying talking about the club they love,great stuff!!
Drop the agenda against players you 'don't like the look of'
The cheese room was a listenable podcast on all things Spurs, particularly the Brazil-bseed fan, but the pod tends to be chalk and cheese and I had to unfollow during episode 27.
Episode 26 with the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust was a must listen explainer for all the progress fan representation has made and continues to make with those that run football.
Episode 27's review of Spurs's brave 2-2 (Desmond) at Old Trafford was impossible to take seriously each time Paul's criticised a particular player before writing him off after only playing a dozen times for Spurs so far.
It's well known that an agenda has been building against this player from a section of the fanbase but takes no account of the progress made by the squad as a whole during our transition under Ange nor the number of injuries the squad has to contend with, sometimes with 2 goalies and 3 teenagers making up the subs bench.
Spurs are still only a few points off the top and have drawn away at Emirates, Etihad and OT, teams which have beaten us away from home. In fact we've lost badly at OT most seasons since 2014.
So a bit more perspective Paul (for example the VAR side provided some insightful explanations of how the team (and the player you have singled out for criticism) might be able to improve when our midfielders return) less of the agendas, a bit less grumpy and I'm sure the Cheese Room will get back to full health like Spurs will be once we get our international players back.
Is nice
Thanks