Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, welcome, listeners to the extra inch. My name is Windy and I'm joined by my

psychic and best friend Bardi. Hello, Bardi. What I said are, Wendy? And our tactics guy and and my fitness pal, Nathan A. Clark, hello, Nathan. You really made that sound like you didn't just spend the last three minutes workshopping that intro. I made it sound like it just rolled off the tongue. Straight up the top of your head, mate. Such a pro. Such a pro. How are we doing, boys? Not bad, not bad. I think not bad is the correct answer after a nil-nill-nill draw against Watford. Bardi, what did you make of the overall performance? Are you happy with the result? No, of course, I'm not happy with the result, but there's definitely positives to be taken from the result. Okay, such as? Such as it was a clean sheet. It was our first one in over a year away from home. Is that right? A year? Yeah, since Cardiff. 1-0 against Cardiff back early in January. Yeah, so I think it's just over a year. Yeah. Okay, interesting. That's a positive to take. Some of our play was quite interesting. You could see Marino was going back to that kind

of formation that we saw against West Ham away at the start of his tenure. So there was bits there

to be positive about. Obviously, there's things to be negative about and bit down around. But

you could see something, something's happening. okay yeah okay and Nathan are you surprised

about the clean sheet um certainly in response to the fact that they were very few defensive-minded

players in the spurs lineup yeah I mean it's not like we didn't give up any chances like it's not our

and I know how like like the ratingly nerdy is to say but like it's not our, and I know how like, like, the ratingly nerdy is to say, but like,

it's not like our best performance from like a goal, expected goals against perspective

in that last year.

You know, you take the clean sheet, obviously, but yeah, Watford would definitely end

that game from an attack perspective, and certainly

as the game went on.

And we owe Paolo Gazzaniga a big thank you for saving a penalty.

Did a good job there.

We've all been critical of him at various points across this season, but, you know, if you

save a penalty, it's not an awful lot more a goalkeeper can do to deserve a clean sheet.

So that was really nice for him.

There were some sort of semi-surprises, I suppose, in the team selection.

News broke about an hour, hour and a half before the teams were announced that Tanganga might play left back.

Were you surprised by that selection, Bardi?

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