The Game Is About Glory Podcast

Step On
Season 7 - Episode 6
Steff and Milo chat about the two final pre-season matches against Hoffenheim, look back at pre-season as a whole and where we sit as we look forward to next week's opening day match against Brentford…oh, and we also start a brand new series of metaphors 'if footballers were guitarists'…

Growing Pains
Season 7 - Episode 7
Steff, Milo and Gareth get into that Brentford first game of the season malfunction, and go through our predictions for the forthcoming season. As ever with our beloved club, the ride is wild and unpredictable. Would we have it any other way?! No!

New Faces, Familiar Problems
Season 7 - Episode 8
Steff and Milo look back at the ever-turbulent, ever-challenging trials and turmoils at Tottenham Hotspur, which this week include a home defeat to Saudi Sportswashing Machine, a League Cup win against Charlton, and yet more frenetic transfer activity. Patience is a virtue…are you feeling virtuous?!

milo said:

New Faces, Familiar Problems
Season 7 - Episode 8
Steff and Milo look back at the ever-turbulent, ever-challenging trials and turmoils at Tottenham Hotspur, which this week include a home defeat to Saudi Sportswashing Machine, a League Cup win against Charlton, and yet more frenetic transfer activity. Patience is a virtue…are you feeling virtuous?!

The Game Is About Glory

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Good ep this week liked how positive you both were. Only part I disagreed with was the assessment that Kudus looked sharp.

robp135 said:

Good ep this week liked how positive you both were. Only part I disagreed with was the assessment that Kudus looked sharp.

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Cheers mate, appreciated as always...

Please rank our summer signings. It's for a thing

Agree almost wholeheartedly. There were signs beyond the awful imbalance of the side and ineffectiveness of the wide men, that something is starting to simmer, not quite a rolling simmer but if the awareness, familiarity and understanding builds, then this could start to reduce down to something quite flavoursome. I think I may peckish... We desperately need pace out wide, players taking on and beating their men and more players looking to make the critical runs. I'm potentially more excited than fearful, although this will be a tough fixture away. It will be interesting to see how RDZ sets things out. I'd genuinely like us to go there and attack. Not quite Big Ange madness Or Ossie's cavalier charge but a positive attacking mentality. COYS.