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Hello everybody and welcome back to The View from the Lane, the Top Husband podcast from The Athletic.

I'm Danny Kelly, joining me today are Jack Pitt, Brooke and Jay Harris.

After a game home to Manchester United in which Jack's Vibes roller coaster actually was unfolding almost second by second in the last 10 minutes of the game.

Listen, Jack and Jay, you were both at the game, and I needed to help me here because I don't

know what to feel about this emotionally, you know, point gained from another really lacklust of performance for a large chunks of it or a gut punch because we can see this so late. It's also, I think, quite an easy game to describe and a really difficult game to analyze. What did you make of it, Jay? I think, first it's good to be back. I feel like I've not been here for weeks just because the diary hasn't worked out.

I think if you're super welcome.

I think if you'd offered everybody in that stadium one point after 80 minutes,

they would have bitten your hand off to take it.

So you can try and look at it from like a glass half full perspective

that even though it was incredibly irritating to concede so late on,

to actually come back and get a point when, for periods of that game,

Spurs didn't play particularly well is the sort of the thing to focus on.

I think this should have been the result for this squad, for Frank, for the fans to feel really connected.

And it's impossible to ignore the parallels with Angie's wins over Liverpool and Sheffield United.

Very, very dramatic, last minute goals.

Everybody's, you know, ecstatic. You go into the international

break thinking, yes, we've got games against Arsenal and PSG coming up. We're just beating

Man United who are in a good, good spot right now. Everyone should be happy. So I think that's why

it feels especially like a bit of a gut punch, like you said,

because the scenes when Richarleston scored were mental.

I think Romero runs back onto the pitch, having gone off basically naked.

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