Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, welcome, listeners to the extra inch, my name is Windy, and I'm joined by my

psychic and best friend Bardi, hello, Bardi, and our tactics guy, and my medium block, Nathan A. Clark, hello, Nathan. Hello, Wendy. And our tactics guy and my medium block, Nathan A. Clark,

hello, Nathan. Hello, mate. So we are recording this on Friday afternoon. So it's going to be a bit odd.

We're not going to talk about the Chelsea game, because by the time most people will listen to that,

it will have happened. So there's no point. So we're just going to focus solely on the Leipzig match from midweek. And it's been an interesting response to that

game. I would say I could put responses into three categories. So firstly, some people, and I think

I would include the BT commentators and pundits in this, thought that Spurs were way too negative in this game from the start, and that Marino approached it in totally the wrong way.

Others were saying that the system was broadly a good idea and the right thing to do, but that

we played it badly, that individual players played it badly, and finally the group that think

the system was probably right, and we did okay, and we nearly pulled it off.

Which category of those do you fall into, Bardi?

I sit somewhere between those final two.

I think I didn't have a problem with playing a low block against Red Bull.

We saw a bit of success when we adopted against Liverpool and Man City.

I just think some of the players didn't perhaps, they weren't quite perhaps smart enough

when we had the ball. And we missed a focal point up front. We missed Sun badly in this game.

And I think everything that's been said about this game, you need to take into account that

not only do we not have Kane, but then we don't have son. And we have become a bit of a toothless

team. And I don't know what else you could do when you've got no ability to punch back.

And how about you, Nathan? Yeah, I kind of feel similar to Bali. I don't know, like,

realistically what we could have done in those sort of, like, Leipzig are really good. Like,

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