
Show Notes
We're LIVE at 12pm on the eve of England v Argentina, a World Cup semi final with Spurs written all over it. Djed Spence was superb in the win over Norway and now finds Cristian Romero and Marcos Senesi standing directly between England and a World Cup final. It doesn't get more personal than that. We're taking your calls on all of it. Can England actually beat the champions? How good was Spence in that quarter final? And be honest... would you take a Romero masterclass on Wednesday night if it meant England going out? Plus the transfer latest with big money already spent this summer. The Rashford talk won't go away, Kroupi links are building up front, there are wingers being mentioned everywhere, and reported interest in Spence, Vicario and others raises the other question... who should go? What do Spurs still need, and who would you sell? Get involved in the comments, like the video and subscribe for Spurs content all the way through the transfer window. COYS! #Tottenham #WorldCup2026 #EnglandvsArgentina #Spurs #THFC #DjedSpence #CristianRomero #TransferNews #SpursLive #COYS
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