Show Notes
Roberto De Zerbi is our new manager. Third of the season. Seven games to stay up. Live reaction tonight at 9:30pm. Spurs have confirmed the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi on a long-term contract, replacing Igor Tudor after his disastrous 44-day spell in charge. The former Marseille boss had been out of work since February ESPN and has agreed a five-year deal with no relegation release clause Sky Sports -- which tells you something about either his confidence or his negotiating position. Spurs are currently one point above the bottom three ESPN with seven games left to play. A first top-flight relegation since 1977 is a real possibility. Sky Sports De Zerbi's first game in charge is away at Sunderland on April 12 ESPN. There's plenty to get into tonight: what De Zerbi's football actually looks like, whether it suits this squad, the concerns being raised by supporter groups over his Mason Greenwood comments, and the very simple question of whether seven games is enough time for any manager to turn this around. Gary D hosting with Jake are live from 9:30pm. Come join us, with a live phone in from 10
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