The Athletic F.C.

Hello, everybody, and welcome once again to The View from the Lane, the Athletics Award-winning podcast about Tottenham Hotspur.

I'm Danny Kelly with me from The Athletic Today, a Jack Pittbrook and Jay Harris.

And if you detect a slight excitement of my voice, why wouldn't I?

Because football is funny.

We'll talk about that in just a second.

We will to discuss, I'll say, last night just very soon.

But just a warning that coming up in the third part of today's podcast,

we've got some really fascinating emails about Spurs' home form, the the booing all the rest of it um interesting

um but let's get on then to last night and as i say football is crazy and amazing isn't it

spurs weren't great but the circumstances the ludicrous penalty the burning sense of injustice

um the lionheart captain getting that goal,

the late equaliser away from home, not necessarily a turning point, but hugely enjoyable.

I absolutely, from sitting there watching them not have a shot again in the first half or a shot on target

Jay I by the end of it then we'll get on to Christian Romero's contribution individually

I was I was thrilled it's one of those things isn't it the the circumstances of a single point

can seem like something marvellous in football I have a funny confession about how I consumed this game.

So basically I really wanted to watch the new Knives Out in the cinema.

And it's a very limited theatrical run.

So I was having a conversation with my girlfriend about the best day to go.

And I said, we can't go on Tuesday because Spurs are playing Newcastle.

So what did I accidentally do?

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