The Athletic

Hello there, I'm Danny Kelly. I'm your host for The View from the Lane, the Athletics

Tottenham-Hodspurb podcast, all thriller, no filler, and awards in coming, no doubt. On the show with us

today, the athletics, Jack Pitbrook and James Moore. And there's plenty more to discuss

in the aftermath of the weekend's defeat to Arsenal, James. Are we feeling any more

philosophical about the defeat four days on? I mean, both of us were eating glass off the

floor in our discomfort, what happened the weekend. Have you recovered? Is there a spring in your

step now? Is the hat on the side of your head?

Oh yeah. I wouldn't say there was a spring in my step just yet. And I'm not even sure

Europa League victory against Moor of Slovakia, Slovenia. That's a bit. This is right.

Slovenia. Thanks. It's going to do it either. But I've calmed down a little bit. Let's just say that.

Okay. I hope that you haven't forgiven and forgotten, though, because we're going to continue...

No, absolutely not. Never forget.

No, we're going to continue a more considered and leisurely version of the blame game.

And to that, I think we need to turn to the athletic itself, because Jack, you've written a long piece about the way Nuno is going about his business and is perceived

inside the club, rather than just what we were doing on Monday, which was how, you know, looking at it

from outside. Do you want to give people a kind of pracy of your piece? So, so they can get an idea

what we're talking about. Yes, this is a story which we published this morning looking at

kind of how new knows perceived by the players and inside the club and trying to, you know,

trying to look at explanations for why things are tailed off a bit in so badly in the last few

weeks. The main thrust of what I'm saying is that there's definitely a feeling amongst the players

that Nuno is just, he's kind of a smaller, a smaller personality, I think, than Pocitino and

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