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Please gamble responsibly. Hello and welcome to The View from the Lane, our Tottenham Hotspurr podcast from The Athletic.

My name is Jack Pitbrook and joined again today by James Moore and Charlie Acklescher.

It's been a weekend off for Tottenham and it means they go into their next game on Thursday with Shepard

United with a little bit of rest behind them. Charlie, has the first got all the momentum now?

Some of the momentum. They've certainly got more momentum than Shepfield United who

have lost all of the momentum that they had built up before the lockdown. Can I kind of say as well with that? I'm very rarely right about things, but I did cite Sheffield United as being the kind of club I thought Tottenham would have an advantage over because of the intensity of playing twice in a week. And I said Sheffield United might not be used to that necessarily. It was pointed out that Shevrave United are used to playing loads of games in a week and I said Sheffield United might not be used that necessarily. It was pointed out that Sheffield United are used to playing loads of games in a week in the championship but I feel like this is slightly different and it is certainly at a higher level. But yeah, I mean, I don't know, is it a good time to be playing Shefford United because they're out of form or if you're a Spurs fan, James, are you paranoid that it means, oh, they must be due a win at some point?

You'd say, yeah, it probably is a pretty good time to play them.

They were dreadful against Newcastle, or at least once they'd gone a man down, they just seemed to completely lose it. I didn't see the Manchester United game but it sounded like they were a bit of a shambles in that one as well

and I'm told they played quite a lot better

against Arsenal seen a Manchester United game, but it sound like they were a bit of a shambles in that one as well.

And I'm told they played quite a lot better against Arsenal on Sunday in the FA Cup, but obviously they still lost and to Arsenal, so it must have been pretty dreadful.

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