Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas, drawing the studio today by Craig

Burley and Shackah. We also welcome James Oli to the show. He's going to give us all the

latest around spurs. I have an explosive press conference from Antonio Conte. Is he

sacked yet, James? No, not at the moment, but I think it's matter of time now. This

has been coming to a head for a few weeks, probably even longer, really. I think it's just

the final terms of his departure, whether he's going to what kind of pay off he's going

to get and whether he's even staying charged beyond the international break, which looks

highly unlikely. Look, spurs find themselves across roads again. What kind of club do they

want to be? What kind of managers do they want to have? Are they going to try and work

it through to the end of the season with someone like Ryan Mason as they did last time

on Saturday, or are they going to try and make a permanent appointment? What is obviously

a very difficult time in the season to do that? Unfortunately, these issues between Antonio

Conte and Tottenham have been bubbling along for months and it finally comes to a head,

as you say, in that explosive press conference after the Southampton game. I think really

what Antonio Conte has done is voiced publicly what he's been saying privately for quite

a ton of time. Let's remind you, Joey, just a snippet of what you have to say in that

press conference. Remember, spurs were three one up in the end. It finished at three three.

They're used to it here. Don't play for something important. They don't want to play under pressure.

They don't want to play under stress. Tottenham's story is this, 20 years there is the owner

and they never won something. Why? Conte, pulling no punches. What was the moment that he broke

that he just saw? I hate it here, James. Well, I don't know if it's one moment necessarily.

I think this was always a marriage of convenience to some extent. Antonio Conte, he comes with

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