We Stayed Up - Spurs 1-0 Everton Review | The Rebuild Starts Here | Season Finale Phone-In Special
An Echo of GloryShow Notes
It's done. Spurs are still a Premier League club. Just. Jonny and Adam close out the 2025/26 season on An Echo of Glory with a phone-in special looking back at the 1-0 win over Everton that kept Tottenham up and sent West Ham down. Joao Palhinha forcing in a header off the post from a corner was the moment that saved our season, and after a campaign that has tested every Spurs fan to breaking point, survival on the final day feels less like joy and more like collapsing over the line. But finishing 17th with 41 points is not something any of us are willing to dress up. This is the joint-fewest home wins for a side that stayed up in Premier League history. Two seasons running we've finished one place above the drop. The Europa League trophy from last year feels like it belongs to a different club. And now the real work begins. The boys go through the Everton game, the Palhinha goal, the nerves at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and what it actually means that we're still in the top flight for a 49th straight season. Then we open the phones. Your calls, your reaction, your verdict on a season that has put us through everything. And we get into the rebuild that has to happen this summer. What does Roberto De Zerbi need? Who has to go? Who must stay? What does a credible Spurs squad look like in August? Thank you for being with us this season. Every episode, every call, every comment. It's meant everything. Get involved below, smash the like button if you've stuck with us through all of it, and we'll see you across the summer as the rebuild unfolds. COYS. #THFC #COYS #SpursVsEverton #TottenhamHotspur #PremierLeague #DeZerbi #Palhinha #SpursRebuild #AnEchoOfGlory #SpursPodcast
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