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The nightmare start to the season continues. We hoped that form-stricken Villa would come to form-stricker Tottenham and home advantage would pay off. But that's not the way things work nowadays for Spurs. Instead we saw a first half of chances for Tottenham, made to look foolish by the last few minutes before the break. Yes, Spurs scored.But they also defended like they were play Newcastle. Now we just need to be able to score AND defend.

Everton visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the game ends with shared points, a visibly irate Roberto De Zerbi and a bunch of boos from the home fans.Is this season all about survival already?Oh, and we're still yet to score a goal in the league.

Spurs win their first point of the season but fail to get a shot on target, no that overhit pass from Pedro Porro doesn't count.Are things improving? Are the fans running out of patience? Did VAR owe us one?Liverpool in the League Cup next, are hopes high? Hmmmmm.

Progress has been made both on and off the pitch at Tottenham Hotspur.Maybe not enough progress though.Spurs lost again to the visitors Newcastle United and some emotions from the last couple of seasons are still a bit raw in the Spurs community.A and Ash join Stu to discuss what went right, what went wrong and where things could still chance.#coys

That was NOT the game we were expecting.Marcel & Stu get together for a fully French and frank discussion on how that game went quite so badly wrong.Spurs got smothered by the Bees and Brentford were good value for their win.Let us know your thoughts on the game below.

Three CADS get together on the eve of the new season to talk about signings, sales and captaincy.CADS is a Spurs fans podcast that is typically released the day after a league match.Our next show will be on Sunday, the day after the season opener at Brentford.We also have regular call-in shows where YOU can come on and talk to us about anything Spurs related.COYS

This was a Live Call-In Show for Tottenham fans. We talk about whatever our callers want to discuss. Stu is joined this week by Iain from Poddenham Podspur. Check out Bluesky for the links to join and call in.

In our third call-in show we had a caller so keen to join they were in before we even hit the record button.Iain from Poddenham Podspur takes on co-hosting duties and does a fantastic job again.We talk strikers, the politics around football and, maybe, the biggest change football has ever seen approaching (hopefully more on that in the future).Our next CADS Call-In will take place on the 5th August, follow us on BlueSky to get the links.

Iain from Poddenham Poddspur joins Stu and we receive a CALL !On the day Spurs played their first pre-season match, the second CADS Call-In takes place and we invite calls on whatever subject our callers want to talk about.Our next show is on the 29th July so follow us on Bluesky for the [email protected]

We thought we'd launch our NEW Call-In show.No-one turned up but A and Stu had a great chat which you can listen to here.Levy gets some credit, questions get asked and overall, we wonder how far the club is going to push this.Follow CADS on Bluesky to get the nod whenever the next Call-In starts. Then YOU can be on the show.https://bsky.app/profile/cadsjustcads.bsky.social

Spurs are spending big, moving fast, and leaving everyone slightly confused. Van Hecke is in. Fernandes is in. Tonali might be next. So what exactly happened to the cautious Tottenham we all knew and complained about? Stu is joined by A and Austen for a quick CADS transfer special, covering the new arrivals, the possible exits, and the work still to be done.

Forget player ratings. Forget squad audits. Forget transfer rumours. This week the CADS crew attempt something much harder: deciding which seven Tottenham players are completely untouchable. Twenty-five members of the CADS community submitted their selections, and the results spark plenty of debate. Some choices are obvious. Some are surprising. And a few players who seemed automatic selections a few months ago suddenly find themselves on the outside looking in. The discussion covers squad building, loan moves, long-term planning, and what Spurs should really look like under Roberto De Zerbi. Plus, we reveal which players received zero votes, which might tell its own story. Only seven can be protected. Who are you keeping? Come on you Spurs.

This isn’t triumph.It isn’t confidence.It isn’t even happiness, really. It’s relief. The CADS crew gather after another emotionally draining chapter in Tottenham’s season, trying to process the unfamiliar feeling of finally being able to unclench for five minutes. There’s discussion about mentality, pressure, survival, players rediscovering themselves, and the emotional burnout that comes from spending an entire season waiting for Spurs to do something catastrophically Spursy. Nobody’s fully relaxed.Nobody’s declaring victory.But the panic has finally eased… just enough for people to breathe again. Sweet relief. Come on you Spurs.

A point gained. Several brain cells lost. The CADS crew try to discuss Tottenham’s latest result without descending entirely into a full anti-VAR tribunal, but that plan collapses almost immediately. There’s fury over another ridiculous non-penalty decision, debates about whether referees are incompetent, cowardly, influenced, corrupt… or somehow all four at once, plus talk about Richarlison’s role, Maddison’s impact, Kinsky’s future, and whether Spurs are finally dragging themselves clear of the drop. Also featuring: Marcel trying to keep everyone calmDave entering full football-anarchist modeStu attempting reason before immediately abandoning itAshley still believing in Relegation RichySeveral people one bad decision away from explodingNormal service, basically. Come on you Spurs.

Eight points from five under De Zerbi, still not safe, and still somehow waiting for the concept of a Tottenham penalty to become real again. The CADS crew gather after the Leeds draw to talk through a game Spurs probably should have won, a lovely Mathys Tel goal, a very expensive Mathys Tel lesson, Maddison’s return, Kinsky keeping us alive, Richarlison emptying the tank again, and yet another VAR-shaped kick in the teeth. Oz is still adamant we’re staying up. Stu and A are preparing emotionally for the Championship. Everyone else is somewhere between “Roberto’s got this” and “game over, man”. Come on you Spurs.