Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, welcome, listeners to the extra inch. My name is Windy and I'm joined by our tactics guy and my safe seat, Nathan A Clark.

Hello, Nathan. How you doing,

Nate? Um, uh, worried about safe seats, basically, but otherwise pretty good to yourself.

Nathan, no one has tuned into this podcast to listen to you talk about politics. They only want to hear

about football. Okay. I'm sorry. So if you could just stick to the Wolves game, that would be great.

I'm surprised by how little flack I got on Twitter because I was political for about two and a

half days and I was expecting to get a lot of abuse for it.

So, yeah, that's over now, I think.

I dip my toe in the water very briefly with one tweet about Boris Johnson and the response that that

tweet got told me that was a mistake. Yeah. Yeah. Oh well. So let's talk about the Wolves game.

What did you make of it firstly? I found it torturous to watch. How did you find the game? Yeah, I mean, talking about getting abuse

on Twitter, I tweeted at half-time, my

disappointment with the game, and I received

a lot of backlash from Spurs fans who were happy

because we were winning at halftime and then came to me

afterwards once we'd won to say, look,

you know, the performance must have been good because we

won, and I'm just

bitter about Pogetino. Yeah, I thought it was really bad. I thought we were an absolute mess.

I thought we didn't deserve to win that game. I think that wolves are good, definitely,

you know, decent, a strong side, but like, I don't think that we should be, like, clinging on for dear life

...