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Hello and welcome to The View from the Lane, our Tottenham Hotspur podcast from The Athletic.

My name is Jack Pitbrook and I'm joined again today by James Moore and Charlie Eccleshare.

But instead of us being in the same room as normal, James is somewhere else in London and Charlie is in Lightning. So if you're a Spurs fan who's tired of disjointedness, lack of communication and individual errors, then you've come to the wrong place. Let's start off by looking back at Burnley on Saturday evening and the big story there, which was Jose Marino's drive-by in the press conference and in TV interviews afterwards on Tanky and Donbley. Charlie, you were there.

What was it like? Yeah, as you say, I mean, we were waiting for Jose to come through to do his

press conference and words started filtering through from you, in fact, that on the TV interview,

he'd gone from Donbley, so, you know, you get that sense that sense of okay something's building here and he

obviously wanted to get some things off his chest about Dombalay because he went after him and

well first he said we didn't have a midfield in the first half then he praised Oliver Skip but then said

look I'm not going to run away from this I am just going to name him. Tangi wasn't good enough, hasn't been good enough. And yeah, you know, it was pretty explosive stuff. It was amazing, wasn't it? It was the first time I've really seen Murino this critical of an individual player at Tottenham. I was reading your piece about it on the Athletic last night, which is full of

really interesting detail. And you said that you felt like this had been building in Marino for a while. Yeah, well, I mean, it started on Boxing Day when Marino came out publicly and said that in Domblay, it wasn't that he was injured for the Brighton game. It was that he said he wasn't in a condition to play. And then he came off injured in the Southampton game on New Year's Day. And after that,

Marino said dismiss was that he said he wasn't in a condition to play. And then he came off injured in the Southampton game on New Year's Day. And after that, Marino said dismissively that he's always injured. And now I was told around that time that that didn't go down so well with a lot of the players. It was quite divisive. Anyway, so I reported that, I think, late January in a piece kind of looking at Andomblay and his brilliance and why he's frustrating.

Marino's then been asked, you know, January in a piece kind of looking at Andombalay and his brilliance and why he's frustrating.

Marino's then been asked, you know, fairly often about Andonballe.

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