S14E25 - Champions Edition

Don't beat us in a European final. There's no way Tottenham beat Man United.

In a European final.

No chance.

Not a chance.

These are the sounds of Bilbao. The game is about glory and these supporters do not care about all the stuff that's been going on around it. They want to win this trophy here tonight. Towards Sar. Low Cross comes in. Johnson is there. He's spun the ball over the goal line. Brennan Johnson for Tom of Hber. The breakthrough goal for the before half time. Midway through the second half. Then Spurster lead one nil. Free kick goes right down the throat. The curry. He's lost it. Hojling heads. It goes. Fantastic goal like clearance by Van de Vende. The long wait is over. Tottenham Hotspur players drop to their knees. The substitutes spin onto the pitch. And the wild celebrations in the Tottenham Hotspur end.

Hello and welcome to Echoes of Glory champions edition. I'm asd.

I'm Jack.

I'm Jay.

Jay, it's great to have you here.

Thank you.

Second time in the week we have done it. I told you.

I told you it was going to happen.

You did.

You. You were way more convinced than I was. I. I was in bits. When we met on Wednesday morning, I didn't know what to think. I was just trying not to think about it.

That's what I want.

Huh? Can we talk about how we met on Wednesday morning? I was at an event and you know an event I do a Divina McCall where I sit in the middle at the front. That's what I do in those things. They're always free seats. You always get the best view. You don't get to see something back of someone's head, whatever. And then I look at the Echoes of Glory group and then Jay and Don have sent a selfie and then there's me in the background. We didn't even know we were going. And then Van spotted it and circled me. I don't know how he did that. I've got a very distinctive three quarter profile.

We. Well, look what we. We thought given the shirt that was. That was on display. It could only have been us. It was an ASD shirt.

Where. Where did you watch it? I was at home. I couldn't watch it. My neighbor was watching it on the other side of the wall and they were like four. They're four five minutes ahead because they were watching it on tv. I was watching it on the Discovery plus app. So I heard the goal go in before. It was still the. It was still the injury for me.

Right.

Home. Home.

Yeah.

Loads of Options. Had loads of options in the end. Had to watch it at home. Right.

Too nervous.

Too nervous. Too nervous, yeah. There's too much going on in my head. Didn't want to be around out there.

It was an awful game. I think spurs played really, really, really well, man for man. I would think Vicario had a great game. He made a couple of mistakes. I think he made some amazing saves. Romero, who's the UEFA Europa League player of the season and man of the match, I think he was excellent. He did some amazing hry do see, when they Man United swapped ends, Romero took the spurs players to the end, the Man United end, as it now is, to have the huddle in front of the spurs fans. And took him back. He got under Harry Maguire. I think he's a key man. He's. He really got under his skin, which I think ruined Man United. I think Udogi was sensational and Richarlison was amazing at covering for him. Solanke ran his heart out. Bissouma was brilliant. There's not many people. I would go, you had a poor game. Johnson didn't do a huge amount, but he scored.

Johnson did a Johnson, didn't he?

That's what he did. £50 million.

Can we just. Can we just say that Mickey Van de Veen clearance is an iconic.

That.

That picture going around of like Vicario and Romero standing there being like, it's in. And then Van de Ven just, you know, three and a half foot off the floor. He is some player. He's the only player on the pitch that could have cleared that. But nobody else, no one else would have been able to have had the athleticism and the pace and the power to have got that. Like, it was just unreal. Bit of defending.

Think it was well above his head.

It wasn't normal.

Yeah, it was well above his head.

It wasn't normal. It was as if you were playing FIFA and, you know, it glitches. Yeah, it was. It was like that. It's like, how has he managed to, like, with no real run up, get himself. It was. I agree with you guys. I think they did all. They all played well. Like, they managed the final and, you know, whenever you watch speakers in those. In that. In those moments, it's like, we don't do that. Like, we don't score the scruffy goal. We don't, you know, wind the clock down, take momentum out the game. All of that. They just managed to do it. And it's one of the weirdest seasons and teams ever, because this is the furthest that it's felt for 15, 20 years to have a group of players that can do that. But they did it so well. They did, they were calm. Do you know what I mean? It was just, they were controlled. The first goal was always going to be massive, right? Like I, I definitely, when I was watching it was thinking if we let that first goal in to come from behind to winning a final for anyone, it was a really, really tough ask. So we knew how big it was going to be. I was just still waiting. Even when son had the trophy in his hands, I was still waiting for a var check and something to go wrong. Do you know what I mean? It's like I was just like, we haven't done it, have we? Like we don't do this. Surely something's got to, you know, got to happen. But it was a remarkable, it was a remarkable experience, remarkable performance that Vicario saved from Luke Shaw at the end, which he should save. That just felt like, oh my, like we've done it.

He should save. But the weight of history and pressure on at 94 minutes is. It's not the same as making that save. Twenty minutes in, when he warmed up, he's going to be exhausted. It was incredible.

I just can't believe, I can't believe you and all. I think you're right. All of those players literally, they played to their absolute full fall, didn't they? In a one off final. It was like, this is your moment. The sort of, the, the two surprise players for me, players that I looked at and thought, oh, I'm not sure. I thought Bisuma done really, really well because he, let's face it, the last three seasons he's been dreadful. He hasn't, he hasn't played well at any stage in a Spurs shirt. In my opinion. He had a really, really good camp. He did everything that he can do in that final. He didn't try and be something he's not, do you know what I mean? He just kept his whole game simple. Him and Bentakor worked together really nicely as a player. Absolutely. I actually thought Richarlison was outstanding. He had such a good game at like when we had moment of United pressure, he got us out, do you know what I mean? And I liked that every now and then we just went, you know what, we're just going to play up to Richarlison and just hold it and we'll get like, we really mixed our game up. I actually thought that was the. One of the best examples of you can play short and play in your own half and you can play long. And it's knowing when to do each of them. And I just thought that we, we got it right. Like when they felt like there were moments of pressure, we went, that's fine, Solanke, Richarlison will play. Up to you, no problem. And then when United didn't really press us, when Cool will play out then. And I just thought that was the balance. Like, that's, that's the thing that we've been lacking, because how many times in that game did we give the ball away on the edge of our own box? We didn't. We didn't because we, we were smart at going, when should we play? When should we not? Whereas the two years previous to this final, it's been, we play at all costs, doesn't matter what it is, we're playing out. So I don't know if the pennies dropped. I don't know if they've just gone, look, this is a final. We just got to win. Like, I know Ange was saying, knockout football, league football's different, but, like, I don't know if I necessarily agree with that, but it was just a really smart, mature performance. And I still can't believe it was the team that were wearing the white shirts that played like that. Like, it just. It. I'm. I still can't quite believe that it's happened.

That's, that's Solanke and Richie up top has just been lumps, absolute. Two big lads that know how to hold the ball up. Brilliantly skillful on the ball and, and, and, and, and that attacking teams can't deal with two big lumps. You can deal with one. And Solanke's frequently been marked out the game when, when we, when we're deep as a target man. He's quite, he's been quite easy for big and skillful defenders to dispossess. He's no Kane. The way Kane could just shield the ball and just bring players up with him. He's no Kane, but, But with two of them up there, we've all, We've always got options and it's just, it's. It's spectacular and you've got, you've got mentally strong players around the new. You know, I mean, I still see Solanke as one of the new kids, but, But Richie's been there. Richie feels like he's got fortitude alongside all of our defenders that have clearly got that strength. Basima found it. Sara, I think's Got it. I think there's a mental fortitude amongst so many of these players. I don't think there's, there's one, there's one on the pitch without, without it this time.

Do you think the weight's been lifted then now, do you know what I mean? Because it's like spurs is not any. I, I think spurs, the last five, six years, not been an easy side to play for with the amount of sort of banter that the club gets the pressure on. You know, we haven't won anything. Like. Do you think that, that this is a, this feels like a massive moment for us in the, with the next few years coming, it shows we can.

Do it and it. Jamie Carrago. I'll put it in the intro. Who's talking about how we won't win because of history, because of mentality. Well, we've got that now. We've got that. And there's a lot of stuff about Ange and his quotes and we'll come on to talk about Ange. But the best thing he said was, we've been concentrating on this for a few months now because finishing third would have made no difference. And that's such an important point. I would rather finish 17th and win a major European trophy.

And I'll take it again next season. I'll take it again next season.

Yeah.

I'll take the next five seasons. No problem. No problem at all.

And that, that's what winning, that's what winning will do to you. We're winners now.

I, I, I, I don't, I don't know, Jack, because you go week in, week out and it's worth it. The debate, the debate we've had in our house is whether we renew. It's not, it's not when we renew, it's whether we renew. And, you know, for the last, for the last couple of months, we've been out. We're not renewing. I mean, we're renewing now. Yeah, we're renewing now, but it's, it's, we haven't, we're not renewing. I mean, it's a long way for us to go and watch us play really badly against Ipswich.

I get, I completely get it.

It's a long way. Yeah. Can you do it on a wet weekday in Stoke? You know, it's all of that. You know, you can raise yourself for the big games and that. And that's the problem. One of them said, I can't remember who said in, in post match. He's so good at getting us up and fired us up. Fired up for the big games. But professional elite football at this level isn't just about the big games. It's about every game.

I just look at it from a perspective of we've been up there, we've been a solid Champions League team in the Pochettino era. And, you know, when we were. We were good side under Redknapp, like, I'd take in the league and winning something. Now it's so much better. It is so much better. Like this moment at the minute where we've won it versus you go out the cups early, but you're pretty good all season and you finish third, fourth, and it's like you're a good team. It's not the same. It's really. Obviously you want. You want a balance right next to it. We'll be in the right at the top end of the league and win something again. But this feeling of just like we've done it, like, is incredible. Like, I never, ever get tired of it. It's just, it's. I just feel a combination of, like, joy. I'm really happy for Ange and I felt we've said this, haven't we, on the pod most of the season that we like. And as a person, like, he's got so much integrity and like, the way he's held himself and carried himself in what's been really difficult periods for him, whether or not he's the right manager. Well, my mind's still not really changed. I still don't think he is. But I'm really happy for him that he's managed to do it and like the players that have suffered all season have got something. It was brilliant to see. I was so happy when Archie Gray got on me. I felt like of all the people this season, that's just. It's just been really hard to see him get on the pitch at the end and be like, you know, contributed in the final, will be it for only 10 minutes, but still he can say he did it. That was an amazing moment. Like, what a. What a season for him. Eighteen years old, he's played in pretty much near enough every single position he. Come on plan number 10 in the final. For the last 10 minutes, he played in so many different positions. He's dealt with so much adversity, and now he's a Europa League winner.

Like, well, and he doesn't have the history of being like. I suppose they don't win anything. They've been in finals and semi finals. Like, if you ever look at how many semi finals we've. Since we started the podcast, we've lost two FA cup semi finals, two League cup semi finals, the Champions League final, and two League cup finals. Like, we've got a history of losing on this podcast. As he's come in, he's just seen us win. Apart from being in 17th, he's just seen us win on Ange. I'm still an out. I'm still very strongly an out. How mad is it that the Europa League final, the winning team may sack their manager and the losing team may give him a war chest to go and try and sort it out? It's insane, isn't it?

I am still, I'm still very much. Because it's so raw. I'm like in the middle ground of heart versus head at the moment. Like, my heart says, he's just, he's just broke the curse. Like, you know what I mean? Like, give him a crack. But my head goes, we've been terrible for two years. So I don't. I think where I'm at now is before the final, I would have been fuming if he'd have been the manager on the opening day of next season. Whereas now I'm like, if he's there, I get it because he's done it, because he's won it. You know what I mean? I'm like, I'm, I'm calm. If they say, you know what, we're just going to give you, give you one more go. Like, I'm calmer with that now than what I was a week ago. I'm still more on the side of. I don't think he's the guy, but I get it. Like, again, what a Spurs thing to do. You finally break your trophy curse and you get rid of the manager. Like, it's just like you split between the statement of, we haven't won for 17 years. We. We've finally got a manager that's won something and then we get rid of him. Like, that doesn't make sense. But then it's like, you've got to look at everything else that's been going on. So I'm, I'm very much now, like, I'm calm with, with whatever direction they go in because it's like, if they give him the opportunity for next season, that's cool. In some ways, he's massively, massively earned it because he's given us this moment that we've not had for such a long time. But it's whether or not again, we'll come back to whether or not if they keep him, will they properly keep him or not? But you know, that's a. That's another conversation. But I'm just calmer now than what I was. I was very much like, we can't go into another season with him. But like, she's earned it. Do you know what I mean? I know it's so fickle. It's like I've changed. I haven't changed my mind, but like I've been swayed on one game. Like, if he'd have lost the final, I'd have been going, there's no way. Do you know what I mean? There's absolutely no. But he's one. He's won the game that really mattered. So it's like I don't, I don't know what the answer is. Yeah.

Because his tactics never evolved through the season. He tactically inflexible. He felt, it felt like he was resolute to sticking with his vision of how the game should be played. The competition has evolved. You know, if you look at that middle ground of well, Park Park Villa and Newcastle because I think they've elevated themselves into what is the new top six. But even, even just below them, Brighton Palace, Brentford, sides like that have all evolved. There is, there is much more strength in depth and skill and talent running deep through the, through these what used to be middling sides. These are now, these are now stuff full of elite players and, and really smart coaches that can spot one way and play around it and that and that and that. Tactical inflexibility. I think we've all united on Anj out all season because we've all seen it. You know, he can't win games and he can't keep players fit and those. The two very simple jobs of a head coach and he's found on both accounts. But I feel like like 2019 was an inflection point, wasn't it? We got to a Champions League final, albeit we didn't win it. But we could have kicked on from there because we actually got to the final of the biggest tournament in the world. Yeah. And we didn't, we stopped investing. We, we didn't back Potch. But the, the whole club went backwards.

Yeah.

For financial reasons. We get that. And yet with, with and at the, at the helm we've got an opportunity to kick on. But what we need to see is a different Ange and a different philosophy and a different approach. Yes, he needs to be backed, but a different approach. I don't think, I don't think he's going.

I don't. I don't think he is now either. I don't.

I don't think he's going.

Do you know what it is as well? I think, I think that the, the interesting observation has been that the players are still playing for him, which I think is. I've never seen. Really seen that before. Like, if you look at the. If you look at United, those, those players ain't playing for Amarin already. They're not. And like struggling teams, the players eventually go, it's not us, it's the manager. That, that's what you see right. In teams that lose most weeks, they go, it's not our fault. The manager is the manager. We haven't. We haven't really seen that. I don't think with spurs and it's like, there's been. There's been a lot of opportunities where the players could have just all down tools and gone, this guy, you know, this isn't working. And the manager would have gone. And the uniqueness of it is they haven't. So. Which makes me go, I think he's gonna. I think he's gonna stay as well.

I think he's gone. And all the noise that you hear, all the rumors, I think he's gone. I think it'll be good riddance. I don't think he's good enough. What choices did he have in the final? Like the back five picks itself, the middle three picked itself. The only choices he had were Johnson and Tell. And then you say, and we. We got a very scrappy goal, which I think would have been handballed if it hadn't got in because it came off Luke Shaw's arm. If you watch it. No one's talked about that. And then we just defended like, there's no. There was no magic tactical thing. We had two very deep center backs and then someone sat in front of them. We had sar playing number 10. That's very, very basic. What he did. What I think is interesting is what he was told to do at the beginning of the season by Levy. Probably get as far as you can and try and win something. He won something. The money that you get from winning the Europa League is more than he would have got from finishing first. Yeah, well, second, because it's what, million pound difference? So he's. Financially, we're better off than finishing second. Trophy wise, we're better off. And in terms of PR for the club, we're much better off. So he's overachieved for Levy.

Yeah.

But long term Prospect, I don't want to see him managing. Imagine we're in a group against Barca. Yeah, I don't know. We're not in a group anymore, but you know what I mean? He's not good enough. He's proven that to us. So why would we keep him on.

Those elite teams in the Champions League that have got to these latter knockout stages, like Interscored seven against Barcelona, like.

We'Re gonna play PSG or Inca, do.

You know what I mean? So, I mean, I think.

Let's see how he does that.

I think you make a really interesting point and, well, both you. Here. Jay's point about, like, we've got a real opportunity here to, to accelerate and kick on, and we really, really, really do. And it's. It's whether or not he looks at that and goes, you know what? I'm going to stick with this. Or he's got a massive decision to make, which is we could. We. We're in the position now where we can attract players that two weeks ago we couldn't and managers that two weeks ago we couldn't. Do you know what I mean? Like, all the conversation the last few months about, like, okay, if you get rid of the manager, who'd you go and get? You get Thomas Frank or Marco Silver? Good managers uninspiring in. In my. In my opinion, all of a sudden now the perception of Tottenham is. Was the Champions League side again, they've just won something, they've broken that. There isn't that enormous pressure for managers and players coming in now that there has been, because the curse is. The curse is broken. So could you now go and attract better players and better potential managers. Yes. Than if we'd have lost. If we'd have lost, we were saying we would struggle to even get a Thomas Frank out of Brentford, whereas all of a sudden now it's attractive. So I think Levy's got a big decision to make about does he go and you've delivered on winning something and getting this in the Champions League, getting how you've got there massive, massive, massive question marks, but you've delivered or does he go, you know what? Looking at it logically, we're probably going to be mid table again next year and out of Europe altogether for the following season. That's not good. Like, we'll end up going backwards. So can I go and get a. A bigger. A bigger and better manager in that can get us back to where. Where we were. So I think that that's the, that's the interesting dilemma. Is what to look at. And there's also the whole thing I've been reading a lot about, you know, like, everything that went on at man United with 10 hag that he won the FA cup and they kept him because they won it and then they ended up sacking him a couple of months later anyway and they. They'd give him a load of money in the summer and it's like they're now absolutely knackered United. So I wonder how much of that will play on his mind as well.

I think it's. I've thought a lot about that. That United FA cup win and 10 hog over the last couple of days. I think. I think there's some massive differences in. So far as the squad we've got is a lot younger and a lot more promising. I think there's a lot. There's a. There's a lot more raw talent and potential in this squad.

Definitely.

I think they just bought really badly for about eight to 10 years. Man United, their whole recruitment approach has just been absolutely shocking. And Tenhel didn't have a plan, didn't have a philosophy, whereas we have, albeit it's not the right one. But he shut. But this is. He started to show in Cups a little bit more tactical flexibility. So I don't know if he can take that on.

Yeah, I think you're right, Jay. About, like, it's a different Ange.

It's a different Ange.

If he. If he can say, you know what I've learned from the last two seasons, like that actually what I thought I could do, we can't. And like, I could be more flexible. That's a different. That's a different proposition because asd you obviously really strongly. Angel, if Ange came out today at the parade, did a whole thing and he was like, I've got it massively wrong for large periods. I'm going to change. I'm going to adapt more, blah, blah. Does that change your mind? If. If he was to come out and say something like that, would that make it okay? He's aware of it.

You've. You've had. You're with a partner. It was okay last year. The whole year it's been awful. You've been shouting.

You told me you weren't going to bring this up.

Jack, I'm breaking up with you. And then. But you booked a holiday last year. You go on the holiday, it's lovely. You sat on the. By the beach, you're having a coconut juice and you think, oh, this is actually quite nice. Maybe it can work. No, you go back. You in Stanstead.

It's awful.

That's what you've got to remember when you're waiting for your baggage at Stansted. That's when the reality hits that I'm there now. I'm. I'm really enjoying it. And I thought it's not going to ruin the parade layer. He's an awful manager.

You still. You're still. You're still. You're still waiting. You're still waiting for Timo Verner to come around on the carousel, aren't you? To.

To pick I.

So he came to win trophies, didn't he? That's what he said.

Werner and Regulon with their medals. I was dying looking at that regular up the front. Getting the chat.

Son didn't get one. Bent. Kerr didn't get one. Yeah. Romero didn't get one.

Yeah. Brilliant.

So. So asd. Who would you get instead?

Chat. GPT said this and any. I. He is poor. He's a poor manager. He's. He's moody. I don't think he's that nice of a character. I think he's honest. But I. I've never liked him and I do have a strong point of view and I know that's quite extreme and I don't want to be negative. I don't know. There's some telling managers. Let's see. Paratici says. I'm interested to see because he hasn't done much wrong for us.

Paratici, you know, he's not involved anymore, is he?

Mate? We're retarding in July when the band gets lifted. He was there on the. He was there. He's. He's back, is he?

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah. And what do you think, players wise? Who's gone, who's staying?

Ben Davis is surely gone. They might sell. Son. His legs are obviously gone. You can't sell him after that. But it's the chance to get some money.

I think for some of those like. Like players that have been there a few years, it's. It's the rare opportunity to go on a high. Like I. I actually think I. I could really see some going like this summer now because it's like he's been here 10 years, he's going out as a winning captain. There's so few of them in our history. Like, it's a real moment to go out on a high. I hope he stays. Don't know if he plays the rest of his career for us. It might. It might change the mind of one or two of them. You know, one or two that we were like, oh, they're definitely gone, like now, actually. They're back in, playing in the Champions League and, you know, they've sort of broke that curse. Like one or two of them now that were probably going to be angling for a move. Might go. I might stay for another season. No, it looks very different.

What you, Romero, Van De. That sort of nucleus.

Yeah. I still think. I still think Romero will go. I think. I think I. I think that. But I think that I've been getting very nervous that we might lose the goalkeeper or we might lose Van Den and how you replace them. But now I think that that would be fine now.

No. Yeah. I'd love to see something for Ben Davis. I was really happy. I wish he got on for five.

Is he out of contract or is he.

He's out last game potentially on Sunday, but I hope he comes back in. I was really happy to see Ryan Mason as well with the trophy.

You see, for me, Ben Davis could be our James Milner.

I'll give him another year.

Such a solid, grown up around the changing room.

Player, manager, player manager.

But you got to think as well, going in, going into next season, there's a. There's a lot of games as well with you. Like, you, like, if. If you give Davis another year, he's gonna play every now and then. Do you know what I mean? It's like, if he. If he goes like, who's. Who's filling that void, then of like the fourth center. Because I don't want to see Dragons in. Jesus Christ. I don't want to see him playing.

Yeah, he's got good. He's still got pace. He's got a decent left foot. James Milner.

You know, I love him.

A quick. A quick Welsh question. Brennan Johnson from Nottingham. Does he.

Yep.

Does he. Is he now above. Hang on. Is he? No, no, no, no. Is he above bail in terms of Tottenham achievements?

Oh, no, no. He'll be remembered for it. But it depends what you mean by achievements. If you go, who's the greatest ever Welsh player to play for Tottenham Hotspur? Cliff Jones. Or they might say Gareth Bale. They won't be saying Brennan Johnson.

And that's a different. That's a different question. But it's. It's what Brendan Johnson just achieved. Scoring the winner. Scoring the winner. Like his Tottenham achievements. Greater than Bales. And Bales was. He was the, you know, best player in the Premier League. Do you know what I mean? Amazing seasons. Has Johnson gone above him?

Yes.

Just because of what he's achieved, you know, same reason.

Pochettino has achieved more than Apostecoglou. Achieved more than Pochettino.

Yeah, but that was third. Now then, in Spurs, Welsh.

Well, Davis. Davis won something.

Davis. Davis. Bail. Don't forget Simon.

Right, let's wrap this up. See, I'm gonna try and get to the parade. You two are going. Hopefully I'll see you there.

Yeah, I'm just wondering whether to drive or not.

Don't drink and drive, Jay. You'll spill it again.

Hi, gents. And future is bright. The future's lily white. Come on, you Spurs.

How many? Spurs.

I always thought there was very, very.

Many people interested in football.

And I always thought that football was.

A very important game.

But I never realized until today just.

How important it is. Whether the wonder boys of Pietheart Lane are or are not the team of the century can't possibly be more than.

A matter of opinion.

Well, they're the finest team in Great Britain. One of the best in the world.

We are about the glory of the game. We are about playing with style. We are Tottenham Hotspur. The curve of the ball, the billow of the net, the beating of the trap and the picking of the lock. The swiftness of the thought, the lightness of touch. We are Gineler, Greaves, Klinsman. We are the collective gasp, the intake of breath, the flick, the trick, the 30 yard free kick. We are Hodl, Mabbit and King. We are the lob, the chip, the dummy and the volley. We are the hat trick, the scissor kick. We are Bill Nick.

That is schoolboy's own stuff.

We are the outside of the boot, the inside of the net. And those seconds that last forever.

Van der Waar to level it up. Rafael Van der Vaart. Two, two. It's quite a game, isn't it always?

We are Jennings, Defoe and Perriman. Glory past, glory future. What was, what is, what's next? We are Blanchflower, Ardelis and baal. We are about winning with a flourish. We are about winning with style. We are about the glory of the game. Daring to try, daring to risk, daring to dream, to dare is to do.

He's all over top and we're putting the top really stubborn. Going all the way again here. And Leonard's kicked him out. Oh, this is incredible. This is quite, quite incredible. Truly a glory, glory day for Tottenham Hotzma.