Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, trying to make Craig Burley and

Ali Moreno as Tottenham Holtzer pick up the battle from Bayern Munich to give us something

to talk about, thank goodness during international week as of course on Sunday they confirm

the exit of Antonio Conte today. We heard from Daniel Levy for the very first time. It

was brief, here's what he had to say. We have ten Premier League games remaining and

we have a fight on our hands for a Champions League place. We all need to pull together. Everyone

has to step up to ensure the highest possible finish to our club and amazing loyal supporters.

Frank LePuff is here, James Oli as well. I was kind of half hoping he would have said

in the end of the day, I just couldn't stand that little whining Italian. Yes, continually

going and groaning. And so I decided to get shot of them because we were paying in the backside

and by the way the football was horrible to watch. I think that would have been more to

the point. I think so. I think so. I think so.

I think so. I think so. I think so. You're another public relation

officer for us first. Oh, I'd love Craig to be public relations officer anyway. I think

that would have been wonderful. That would be very exciting. Yeah, kind of a plan,

statement, that's it. Champions League, which we did last year. We get knocked out, same

all. Look, roll back the tape. I think almost everybody said at the time of his hiring,

this 99.9% is going to end in tears because Tottenham will never going to give him. And

there's blaming both sides, but this has been Tottenham's mantra. They will never

going to give him what he wanted. They gave him some. Yeah, he spent a lot of money. I mean,

Coolest Eves could come in, Ben Tinkor come in, Richard Olsen come in. It had Harry Kane.

Yeah. Long lay come in off the back of a poor time at Barcelona. I'll give you that.

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