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Shopify.com.uk.U.K. slash lab. That's Shopify.com.ukuk slash lab. In this episode of the

Lab, we're joined by Alistair Gold. You know who he is. Spurs correspondent for Football.

Dotland, and one of the most trusted voices in the Tottenham community.

We take a deep dive into the current state of the club, the transition from Angeposter

Gogh to Gouldoo to Thomas Frank and what the future might hold under the new approach.

Alistair shares his insights on transfer strategy, Daniel Levy's influence, behind-the-scenes

dynamics and the challenges of covering Spurs as both a journalist and a fan.

It's a wide-ranging, honest and revealing conversation of someone who knows the club inside and out.

Music Hello and welcome back to another episode of Lab, a very special episode of the Lab.

I'm joined by Alyssa Gold of Football. London.

How you doing, Alistair? Thank you so much for joining us.

I'm good, mate. I'm good. Thanks a lot for having me. Yeah, I mean, what was the last time we did one of these? A few years back, wouldn't it? Yeah, no, I mean, I've been in this place three years, and I reckon it was at least a year before that. So, yeah, good for. I think the key to this sort of thing is don't sort of, you know, ask too much of someone and, you know, most interesting.

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