This is Paul Hawkesby. And Charlie Baker.

Yes, Charlie was with us today. He switched out with Andy. And we were joined by Darren McCantney, the Peterborough

chairman. He was on good form, looking at the transfer window, how he feels as

someone in the hot seat. I try to do a bit scouting for him, Paul, don't I? Yeah, you

did. Yeah, you gave him a very good player. Nick Hodgson's from the band Everyone Says Hi, joined us, former of the Kaiser Chiefs, big songwriter, Leeds fan. He was interesting, we enjoyed chatting to him.

Ian Nutter joined us. Yes. Not Kalecchi, Ian Nutter. Ian Nutter. He's a Burnley fan and a Barnaldswick fan

and his house backs onto the non-lead club and he's built his own stand.

Yes, it's beautiful. I made a bit of a mistake and got the giggles, Paul.

You did get the giggles. He had a bit of a chesty, Ego Chesticoff.

I did you. A little bit of chesty, yeah.

And we had a bit of a chat as always, a bit of messing about. So here it all is.

Anyway, that couldn't have gone better for you last night, Paul, I thought.

Couldn't have gone better for Spurs, because we weren't exactly playing, you know, peak Barcelona, but for three young players to come through the youth team

and to take their chance, you know, in the second half when the pressure was starting to build a little bit,

I thought it was fantastic.

It was a great outcome to a pretty frustrating night because it's a problem Tottenham have,

and even with their full strength of 11, breaking down a low block. I mean, it's a problem Tottenham have and even with their full strength 11 breaking down a low

block I mean it's never easy

and the other teams thought they could hang in there

they got the draw there was always a chance that they could just

sneak in to qualify

but yeah it was a pretty tough watch for about

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