Wheeler Dealer Radio - A Ridiculous Tottenham Hotspur Podcast

Tottenham lost to Leeds United and it exposed some of the fundamental issues with the team right now. Also, it sure seems like Spurs are circling around Graham Potter as the next coach, so we shared our thoughts on the merits of that decision. Also, messy drama with the fans. 

After a comfortable win against Sheffield United, the guys bask in the glow of a Gareth Bale hat trick. Then we look at Mourinho's move to Roma in horror before we discuss the current news surrounding the Club and its fans and our managerial search. 

The lads dissect a less than thrilling cup final and try to divine what we're doing with our next manager. 

Ryan Mason has taken over Tottenham Hotspur and it's a new day for North London. The boys discuss how different Spurs feel right away and then get into the Super League's demise. 

We did it! Mourinho's gone! The lads are here to talk about their dream coming true. Then we look at the mess that is the Super League. It's all a bit of a rollercoaster. 

Same coach, same performance. Mourinho laid another egg against Manchester United. The lads are here to talk about it and Harry Kane's future. 

Mourinho is burning bridges and we got the gang back together to talk about it. Michael Caley is back to help us break down how Mourinho's Spurs are falling apart and where it's going to go. 

It's the international break so instead of moaning about Mourinho (too much), the boys take a trip down memory lane and look at Gareth Bale's history and what he's meant to us as Spurs fans. 

After a bit of an unintentional hiatus we're back to talk about Spurs' recent run of results and how the Dinamo Zagreb game feels like a real inflection point for Spurs' season. The guys talk about where Spurs are and where they want them to go. 

Ben can't hang so this week we're joined by internet soccer gadfly Ryan Rosenblatt to take stock of Spurs, our recent awesome run of form, and if we can sustain it versus better teams. Then we take a look at the legacy of 20 years of Daniel Levy.