Spurs in full cry here.

Look at all!

Bye-bye! Welcome, welcome, listeners to the extra inch. My name is Wendy, and I'm joined by my psychic and best friend, Bardi. Hello, Bardi.

Good evening, Wendy. And our tactics guy and meme creator extraordinaire, Nathan A. Clarke, we'll be joining us a bit later.

So, a little look behind the curtain. I'm recording with Bardi now, and then I'm going to record with Nathan after the buy-end game.

So to you, it will seem like a seamless piece of work.

But actually, Bardi and I, we're

talking on Monday night, post-Southampton, and everything's fine again, right, Bardi?

Yeah, and I don't think I don't realize why you split Nathan up. Because we had a good old

bonding session at the football Saturday, you're worried that he might become my new best friend.

I thought you wouldn't notice that, but yeah, you know I'm a schema, so you seem straight through me.

Yeah.

What did you make of the game?

It looked like it was going to be a pretty run-of-the-mill game that we were going to turn out play buying football,

play maybe not perhaps the greatest game, but win the match and then

kind of move on from Colchester. But as we as we know, the game took a dramatic twist.

And ultimately, I think I said afterwards when I was talking to people at the stadium,

I think ultimately perhaps it was the best thing that could happen

to Spurs, not just because now Orios suspended for a match, but we have a team that has kind of,

it was forced to work together to win this game. So whatever the truth is behind rumors about

splits and not being a unit and anything like that. To win this match, we had to

have a team that came together and come through that adversity. And they did. And had we lost

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