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The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs show

A sorely needed result at home vs Dortmund

The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs show

The Athletic

Sports, Soccer,, Spurs, Tottenham, Tottenham Hotspur

4.6661 Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2026

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Deep breath...how much was that needed? Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's James Maw and Jack Pitt-Brooke to discuss a deserved victory at home in the Champions League vs Borussia Dortmund. They pick out their performances of the match, giving plenty of love to Simons, Spence and Solanke in the process. They also chat Kolo Muani's substitute appearance and what the future holds for him.


We also preview a massive match for Thomas Frank on the weekend...Burnley away.


HOST: Danny Kelly

WITH: James Maw, Jack Pitt-Brooke

PRODUCER: Tom Fuller


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Transcript

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0:00.0

The Athletic FFC

0:03.1

FC

0:03.1

Hello everybody and welcome to a most unusual and much needed thing.

0:28.8

A happy, satisfied and weirdly proud view from the lane.

0:33.1

Joining me, Danny Kelly, of course, View from the Lane's The Athletics Award-winning Spurs podcast,

0:38.1

and joining me from The Athletics today, James Moore and Jack Pitt Brooke.

0:42.9

Deep breath, everybody.

0:45.0

Just how much was that needed and how enjoyable was it, Jack?

0:48.7

It was definitely very, very much needed, and I think it was kind of enjoyable. Like most people,

0:55.9

most people in the ground enjoyed it. They, it felt kind of odd. You know, this was the first

1:02.0

time that Tottenham had been when they scored the second goal, it was the first time Spurs

1:04.9

have been two goals ahead in any game since they beat Slavia Prague there six weeks ago.

1:09.7

Wow. And it just felt, it felt, there was a slight feeling of,

1:13.8

there was a real feeling of unfamiliarity, I thought.

1:16.4

Tottenham playing well, being good, attacking,

1:19.7

you know, positive vibes all around.

1:21.6

And it just felt like it was so different from Saturday.

1:25.6

I think we'd all been, we'd all been worrying, or I don worrying, or that's the right word, but people have been thinking, like, is this going to be a repeat of Saturday? And it was not, it was the opposite of Saturday. So yeah, really, and we'll talk about the atmosphere later on. James, how much did you enjoy watching the team on the front foot? I mean, putting the team to the sword, really, in the first half. Yeah, I mean, having been starved of exactly that for the last, I don't know, I have many weeks, I mean, I guess probably since that Brentford game, I'm not as strong, was the Brentford game before the Slavier Pride game or whatever, around the time of those six games, I think they might have been back to back. Yeah, six weeks is quite a long time to go with our spurs playing well and winning well.

2:03.6

I know they beat Palace in the midst of all that, but I think it was quite the same.

2:07.9

Yeah, it was encouraging.

2:10.6

I mean, they were definitely, I know we're coming to some individual performances that were particularly good.

2:15.0

I think we had to say credit to the manager, right?

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