Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, welcome, listeners, to the X-inch, my name is Wendy, and I'm joined by my psychic compressor in Bardi. Hello, Bardi.

Hello, Wendy.

And our tactics guy and my perennally injured midfielder, Nathan A. Clarke, hello Nathan.

Some say the Musa Demele of his generation.

Yeah, Naif, what's happened now?

A chain of injuries connecting to each other like that awful bone-descripting song.

Bless you, bless you.

Keep fighting, mate.

You'll be back on that treadmill soon.

We're going to have a bit of a catch-up episode.

We've not podcasted as a threesome for a while.

And although there's been no football to speak of,

it's kind of a good time to have a catch-up on where we are with Jose Marino.

So let's start with Bardi, because I think

this will be the least controversial take. Bardi, how do you feel about Jose at this point?

I had a wave of optimism. And then as we approach Christmas, I kind of, even though I put on a good

like kind of show of being still kind of optimistic and positive i i wasn't i started

to doubt and i started to listen to um the points that are being raised but now now i'm kind of

back in that positive frame of mind and i i think we're doing okay i don't think we're miles away

from the finished product but i'm pretty happy with the changes that's happened and the fact that we're starting to win football matches again. And do you feel as though,

given where we were when Marinoe came in, do you think where we are now is a success for

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