Show Notes
The new era started at Sunderland on Sunday, and it started with a defeat. Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge ended 1-0, Spurs are still in the relegation zone, and the winless run is now at 14 matches. There is no sugarcoating any of that. Now the fixtures do not get any kinder. This Saturday, Brighton come to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 5:30pm on Sky Sports, and the plot writes itself. De Zerbi built his reputation at Brighton. He knows them, they know him, and they will not be showing up to do him any favours. On today's show, Jonny, Ollie and Jake are running through everything: what we actually saw from De Zerbi at the Stadium of Light, what we're expecting from Saturday, and the brutal reality of where this club sits with six games to go. There is still a way out of this. But it needs to start on Saturday. Subscribe for every episode and live show as we follow this one to the end, wherever it takes us. #COYS #TottenhamHotspur #Spurs #SpursPodcast #DeZerbi #SpursBrighton #AnEchoOfGlory #PremierLeague #SpursReaction #SpursNews
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