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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. FEB 11

    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

  2. FEB 8

    Romero Walks, Chaos Follows

    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: worries about a relegation battle (15th place and the points gap), frustration with refereeing, and the stat that Spurs still haven’t had a Premier League penalty this season — plus a specific moment involving Dominic Solanke that the panel felt should’ve been checked. We also talk personnel: van de Ven as likely stand-in captain, centre-back cover (Dragusin, Paulinha, Archie Gray), Danso’s injury, another muscle issue for Udogie, and first impressions of Sosa after coming on (including his battle with Amad). Then it’s eyes forward to Newcastle at home, Newcastle’s form and Eddie Howe pressure, and whether Spurs can finally turn “bad luck” into points. We finish with the manager conversation: strong criticism of Thomas Frank, a look at the idea of Pochettino returning (including comments mentioned from the High Performance Podcast with Jesus Perez), and other names brought up like Maresca, Xavi, and Xabi Alonso — plus a shout for the fans who kept singing throughout the United match. If you enjoyed the listen, follow the show so you don’t miss the next episode. Come on you Spurs.

    52 min

  3. FEB 2

    Harry Kane FC

    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 the usual attempt to make sense of a club that refuses to behave normally. No shouting, no nonsense — just honest football chat, the way it sounds when you’re watching games with friends and arguing about what you’ve just seen. If you support Spurs, you’ll understand.If you don’t… you might still enjoy the madness. 🎙️ COYS

    54 min

  4. JAN 25

    Are these "Good Performances" in the room with us now?

    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 there it turns into a cathartic debate about Thomas Frank, the toxicity around the club, whether a new manager (or interim) is inevitable, and what “better football” should actually look like at Tottenham. We get into build-up play, “chaos ball”, mistakes at the back, goalkeeping, selection questions (including Solanke), and why the next run of fixtures feels massive — with Eintracht Frankfurt and Manchester City coming up. Come for the therapy session, stay for the hope (…and the dread). Come on you Spurs.

    47 min

  5. JAN 19

    Hammered

    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.

    1h 12m

  6. JAN 18

    Tottenham Shelf News : Sunday 18 January 2026

    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 pressure. The match also saw the Spurs debut of Conor Gallagher and a first appearance of the season for Yves Bissouma, while Ben Davies was forced off injured. And on This Day, we look back to 2011, when Steven Pienaar joined Tottenham from Everton. That’s your Tottenham Shelf News — follow us for daily updates. https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2026/january/spurs-vs-west-ham-premier-league-match-report/ https://thfcdb.com/people/steven-pienaar/transfers

    2 min

  7. JAN 11

    The Pain Continues

    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 the pitch, including Cristian Romero, and what these games mean across the Premier League and FA Cup as Spurs try to find some stability. No hot takes, no forced optimism — just honest conversation from Spurs fans trying to work out where things are heading. COYS.

    59 min

  8. JAN 5

    Tel Me More

    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 football team and even remembered what a shot on target is. We chat: Why Brentford felt “diabolical” (and why the lack of intent hurt more than the result) The Sunderland first half: chances, pace, and enough nearly-moments to tease us Ben Davies: Mr Reliable, 7/10 as standard… and somehow a believable stopgap manager shout Big ticks for Pedro Porro, plus love for Tel and Odobert The ongoing “play the kids” campaign: Scarlett, Barnett, Donnelly and more The Brennan Johnson sale: bafflement, frustration, and the feeling we’ve left ourselves short Romero’s mood (and boots) swinging a bit too freely The Thomas Frank debate: not “bad”, maybe just not the right fit — plus the grim win-rate maths We also look ahead to Bournemouth, Villa in the FA Cup, and West Ham, and finish with a genuinely ridiculous football trivia gem: the 15-minute managerial reign. Strap in.COYS.

    54 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
    69
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Stuart Woodrow
  • Show Website
    CADS

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