Raz, the original Brandon and Ladi sift through the debris of that train wreck of a performance away at Brighton.

Raz and Ladi discuss Spurs' special crop of youngsters coming through and the professional performance in the face of a potential Hungarian banana skin. Rudge is back on the subs bench with a story pertaining to our upcoming fixture versus Brighton Hove Albion.

Raz, Ladi, Brandon P and Big George celebrate Tottenham Hotspur's comprehensive 3 nil win over Man U away post-game and The Rudge gives us another class-A story from the Subs Bench! TDITD!

Raz and Ladi discuss Spurs' 10-man, winning start against Qarabag on our road towards European glory before looking ahead towards our upcoming away game against the red half of Manchester.. Vamos!

Raz, Brandon, Andy and Phil discuss the much needed win against Brentford. We also look forward to the start of our European campaign. Glory Glory!

In this Tottenham Hotspur post-match fan show - Raz & Ladi discuss the abject performance at Coventry that somehow ended in victory. We also have another mid-week edition of "The Subs Bench" at the end of the episode with Graeme Rudge and his tales from the used to be.

I'm joined by Johnny "J-Ro" Rosenthal directly after the woolwich game as we try to decipher why set pieces seem to be our kryptonite and why we need a f*#@+%g orthodontist as part of Ange's back room staff - absolutely toothless up top ffs

On this late, mid-week edition of , The Tottenham Boys Makin' all the Noise, I'm joined by Eddie - we just had to preview woolwich at home. Apologies for the technical issues on this episode - we'll do better.. Graeme's a laugh tho

Join us for our immediate post-match reaction to the just concluded game between Spurs and Newcastle at St. James' Park. Today we break it all down with the help of Rolfe Jones, one of the founding fathers of the LA Spurs, and John from West Coast Cockerel (THFC apparel) @westcoastcockerel To Dare Is To Do

An unconventional, weekly trip down memory LANE with Graeme as he recounts stories from his past as he followed Tottenham during the dark days of hooliganism in the 1970s and 80s. Graeme and this podcast do not condone violence, drug use or any form of discrimination.