Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, well, well worth the wait.

Welcome listeners to the Egg Strinch.

My name is Windy, and I'm joined by my sidekick and best friend Bardi.

Hello, Bardi.

Hello, Windy.

And our tactics guy and Super Spurs streaming boy, Nathan A. Clark, hello, Nathan.

Super Spurs, streaming boy.

That's actually Dan, not me.

I was merely organisation talent.

But it was so good, Nathan.

Tell us what you did.

Well, I put together a group viewing on Discord of the 1961 FA Cup final between Spurs and

Lester and we got about 20 people in there at once watching together chatting with the three of us

sort of commentating over the commentary. It was good fun. It was funnier than I thought it was going to be, which is sort of owed to the sort of the

differences in the game between now and then.

But it was it was insightful to sort of get a look at some of those sort of players that

for I think most of us we've heard about but not really seen much of.

Yeah, I mean, I actually felt a little bit ashamed that I'd never watched that match before.

But it was really, really enjoyable.

And although it's not a game in which Spurs play particularly well, as you say, there's a lot to still be interested in.

Not least the fact that one of a Leicester players picked up the most ridiculously serious injury and then

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