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Welcome listeners to The Extra Inch. My name's Wendy and I'm joined by my sidekick and best friend Bardi. Hello, Bardi.

Buenos Aires, Wino, Wino, Wendy, it is me, it is Bardi. And our tactics guy and a man whose voice I'm not

even going to attempt to replicate. It's Nathan A. Clarke. Sure. So, as you will gather,

I am recording separately to Dayton and Bardi.

This is because I have Moose House this past weekend and I've been let down by my broadband provider who I'm not going to name on this week's podcast.

But if they don't sort me out, I'm going to damn well name them next week.

Um, I booked it weeks in advance, months in advance, and there was a glitch in their system, apparently,

and the order got cancelled for the day before I moved, which was a really useful addition to my massive list of stresses at a time.

So I've got no broadband, can't really record with

the boys, so they are going to record without me, but I thought I better provide some sort of

context for why I wasn't here. And also just give some thoughts on the week at Spurs.

In amongst my move, I escaped to the pub for a couple of hours to watch

the game with my friend Simon, shout out Simon, long-time listener, and obviously was pleasantly

surprised by the victory against Chelsea, who obviously have been going through a bit of a rough time

under Graham Potter, who notoriously Nathan and I supported. And to be honest, I still support. I think

he's a very good manager. Very uneventful and I would say uninspiring first half. Not a lot going on except for some feistiness.

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