S15E67 - Tudor, Togetherness and a Fight to Stay Up

29:23Flav Bateman:But I think going that first leg, yeah. I think the fact that we were unlucky, really. I mean, you can sort of maybe point the finger and just say that the preparation and not sort of knowing about the pitch, like okay you can maybe talk about that but in reality we've let three goals in with three slips which is quite freakish but it didn't stop the media really really um coming down us like a ton of bricks and it kind of that does put everyone in the team and the squad and the management and everyone in the same boat if they can sit there in that dressing room and be like we know what this was this wasn't us bottling it this wasn't this this this was a slip um this was three slip trigger slips but like they can sort of pull together and just be like yeah that creates that classic siege mentality and we're all together and we're gonna go out and fight this because as i say it's the the media's been doing my night in as well to be honest because they're so they're so wide of the mark and like they so everyone wants to chirp in with their opinion when like Tottenham becomes the team to talk about because of the situation that they're in and they want to chirp up and go oh it's it's because of this player or they should have got this manager in or if this happens the crowd's gonna go this and that and the other I've found most of the stuff over the last two or three months whenever an event has happened the reaction of the fans and or the or whatever has all been quite predictable you know everything is there's a reason why things happen they don't know because they don't watch it as closely as we watch it so like they they don't get why fans have been booing at halftime at different times or they don't and but now everyone wants to talk about it so it's pissed me off as well and i can just imagine that within within that dressing room they've got to be directing that anger at the rest of the league the media and for a while they were directing it back at the fans and that's where it was yeah because and i just feel like that it's now they've got that separation where it's like no the fans are with us we're with the team and you feel like there is that everyone's looking in and they do want they want nothing more than for us to just they hated it when we equalized uh again against liverpool like you know it's as when when that happens gary neville

32:13James Johnson:saying it'll be good for the premier league if tottenham go down because we don't we don't want teams like coming up from the league to in what world would tottenham osberg going down be good for the premier league you're talking out your fucking ass so like by by his own definition then

32:30Flav Bateman:Man United going down would be even better like surely that's the ultimate that's the ultimate one of like so yeah so for the benefit of the Premier League do you want them to go down and it's like oh well no we don't fancy that and it's just like it's just rubbish and as I've I've got the hump with them but it just makes me back the team more so it's it does feel like a backs to the walls

32:55James Johnson:situation we're all 100 % the players backs to the walls the supporters backs to the walls, everybody's backs to the walls. And this is not to say like, you know, this is a sort of movement in order to get them behind the team and meeting the bus on the Tottenham Eye Road and like applauding them into the stadium, giving them belief that we're all with them, right? Some people are going, well, you're letting Enoch off the lick, off the, you're letting Enoch off the, what am I saying to say? Hook. Hook. Yep. And, you know, that's not what this is about right now. Now, the time for reflection is in the summer.

33:29James Johnson:The time for blame to evaluate what went wrong this season is then, not now. Right now is about what's in front of us. And what's in front of us is something that we can solve and we can do if everyone's together and it just feels like we are. And the performances last night demonstrated it. And I want to talk about a couple of them. Archie Gray is going to be an absolute fucking superstar for Tottenham. I felt it in the months preceding this moment. I'm giving myself too much credit. Maybe the weeks, maybe a month. I've started to see that Archie Gray is a player. Last night, it was like a coming of age thing.

34:15James Johnson:And it wasn't over the top. It wasn't like he did anything. It wasn't like Xavi Simmonds scoring that goal. it was the work that went in that enabled javi simmons to show his quality and all of that was actually great that build-up play where he got in front of his midfielder he played an outside of the foot pass not for the first time that night either and they were able to build and simmons was was given space in order to hit that shot into the corner just after conceding as well which shows a mentality that again i didn't think we'd we'd see i thought it was over when they equaliser for we give it a go and all that is down to archie gray his industry's got to play in midfield and we've all got to believe what a player this kid is mate he right now is honestly

35:03Tavi Duran:a complete joke what he's doing like he's now demonstrating i think for a long time people forgotten that he's like he's basically never played in his best position he's literally never played there until recently he's played right back center back left back he played six a few times but his best position is what we're seeing now which is like and more of a number eight and as soon as he's playing there he just looks unbelievable like it's making a huge difference to him there's also something that i think harry brooks talks about as well which is like it's not just a tactical thing it's the environment that players are allowed to play in and that's what sort of determines how they play which is why you can see you know really skillful players be really disciplined and sort of change the way they play see like Jack Grealish at Man City versus Jack Grealish Aston Villa same player played in a different way right because the environment was more about control and keeping possession at City than it was at Villa right I think it's the same thing now the players just seem like they've been given more of a license to use their own initiative and be more creative and try a few more things and have the environment that allows them to be more you know trusting of each other and that's why you get more movement right if you create a system in an environment that's very much like you go here when he goes there and then you go there if that person doesn't make that run you don't know what to do because you're so used to just being given like an instruction and it did feel like we'd got so rigid with that way of playing that players forgot how to just play off the cuff and just link up with each other and have that more sort of relational style of football and that's what I saw last night is a lot of players just basically vibesing off each other seeing like I'm just going to ping this into his feet and see if I can get it back.

36:44Tavi Duran:And it just, like, I haven't seen us play as many balls through the middle of the pitch like that for ages. Like, to the point where sometimes watching us, I genuinely would be like, I don't know how teams score goals. I don't know how you create chances in football because we made it look impossible to move the ball through the middle of the pitch. And he was just at the heart of everything good. And it's not just like he's a talented player. He's also got the emotional intelligence and attitude of a much more experienced senior pro. And that's the most important thing we're getting from him.

37:19He's had like 130, maybe more.

37:22Tavi Duran:He's had 70 caps for us already. He's played 70 times for Spurs. 74 caps. You know, you read a lot of stuff and you go, that's probably not true, but I'll just say it. 74 appearances for Spurs, I read today. I'll be able to find that out.

37:36James Johnson:But he had 100 for Leeds before he joined Spurs. I mean, it wouldn't surprise me.

37:41Flav Bateman:Yeah, 70 is well feasible because last season, obviously we went to the final Europa League. So he probably played 45, 46 games last year. And then this year he's had to play nearly every game. Yeah.

37:56Tavi Duran:So either way, it's a lot of games. And I said ages ago, not because they're the same type of player, because I actually think Gray is like maybe technically ceiling is better, but I saw a lot of similarities in the story arc between Archie Gray and Jordan Henderson and what happened with them in a sense that they came from clubs, you know, in sort of lower positions. They went to a big club with a big reputation, but under a manager who, you know, didn't get the best out of them, right? Which is what Henderson had with Hodgson when he went to Liverpool. And a lot of people were writing him off, not going to make it, not good enough, blah, blah, blah.

38:27Tavi Duran:But given time and given the right conditions and a better manager, like in Klopp, in Henderson's case, he really got the most out of him and he captained them to a league title in a Champions League, right? And I'm not saying that Archie Gray is the same type of player. I would love it if he got the same results for us as Henderson did for Liverpool. But I see the arc being the same which is that we're going to clock on to the fact that this kid's amazing earlier than the rest of the footballing world. But in the next couple of seasons he will become like one of the top players in the Premier League in this position and people will be like oh yeah shit this guy's amazing.

39:00Tavi Duran:Like he has got it.

39:02James Johnson:Sorry, he's played 129 senior appearances for, in his entire career. He played 52 for Leeds in 2023 to 24. And for Spurs, he's somewhere between 70 and 77. There you go. Wow, that's amazing. He's played 30 games this season. So next season, he'll have had 100 appearances for Spurs already. And it was those moments, like the moments that he's had. He had moments in possession in midfield, but recently had moments in clutch moments where he's having to deliver balls. or, you know, there was a game, there was a moment against Liverpool where he got the ball on the outside and Richarlison was waiting and he had the ball with space and I was like, this is going to be a quality ball in.

39:45James Johnson:We might not score from it, but it will be a dangerous ball in. It was, it was just an inch over Richarlison's head. The kid is magic and it takes, you know, like, and I'm not comparing them, but Jamal is evident immediately because of the team he's playing in and the scenarios that he's given, you know, the space he's given and he's always going to be incredible, right? But with Archie Gray, he's playing out of position. He's playing right back for Leeds in the championship. He's playing in midfield sparingly at Spurs. He's having, in a kind of chaotic season, he's playing where we don't have any defenders.

40:24James Johnson:He's playing centre-back for Tottenham at 18, 19 years old. Left wing back, right wing back. Just give it to Archie Gray or do a job. He's a child in reality. And he just consistently performs in a system that's not suited to him. And now, and I think it's clear that he can't do anything other than play in midfield if we want to get the best out of this squad. He's going to run it. He really is. I can't. It was a great, great signing. And I think a lot of criticism of Lange is going to be played out in the next 12 months. but he'll be one of the ones that will look back and go, yeah, you got that right.

41:03James Johnson:I think. Sean, what did you make of Mattis Tell's contribution? His cross for Mawani's goal?

41:13Flav Bateman:Yeah. I mean, I've always felt like Mattis Tell has got something about him. Like I've always, and it's, it's, it's almost like disguised something about him. Like if you're, if you're judging his overall performances of what he's what we've actually seen him do and judge his 90 minute performance it hasn't been good it's um but i've just seen enough glimpses here and there like i mean i think it was at liverpool earlier in the season when he when he caught one on the volley a beautiful it was just coming over the shoulder and he caught it on the volley and he's just had a few a few nice little moments he's always looking to get his head up and shoot I like it I think he's got a good connection like a lot of lots of his shots the other night were actually quite tame but I've seen him seen him connect with the ball and you just I think that there is something in him but then at the same time he just does get tackled all the time and he does his decision making is is all over the place so it's a it's a typical it's a typical sort of tottenham player where it's like for every bit of potential you see there's there's also a flaw that you see at the same time but yeah i certainly prefer him to some of the other players i just think he doesn't

42:42James Johnson:hide he's like he just wants a ball he wants to go at the players he just he's not afraid and i know that he has limitations definitely has he's like rough he is rough but what is who unless you're an absolute world-class player you're going to be rough at 21 like 24 is where clubs like you know liverpool and tottenham would generally you know look at buying a player because the upside is all there and he's three years off that i don't know i just i just think there might be something in this sort of model not that we should abandon it completely you know because it hasn't worked thus far but it might be something in this model of finding these young players that have massive you know upsides like bear of our like gray like tell like odabare and on top of that actually buying fucking players at least that can actually do something each season but if you've got this clutch of young players that are going to grow into themselves tell included if you can convince these guys to stay if we're as bad as we have been that there's something there like tell like you're right he's decision making when he got into that after that brilliant sort of you know bit of play which Simmons passed it into him and he had acres of space and all he had to do is push it across and he chose to shoot at a keeper from an angle that's bad decision making that's something that he probably won't do again

44:09Flav Bateman:so yeah I think yeah I mean like if if you look at us during like Enix sort of time Our only real method of bringing in players that's actually bore any kind of success is buying the youngsters. You think of when Camoli was first around and these players that would come in and eventually, you know, we had our method of let's sign the best young English players, try and get them together. And then you're hoping that they can all sort of flourish together. And they did to varying degrees. when we actually have splashed them you know splashed a bit of money on players that's where we've tended to go wrong and it all comes back to our gripe with the owners that isn't going to go away they're um you know the the caliber of player that they're going to sign is always going to be the same ideally we want them to be gone and someone else to be in place and start actually behaving like a big and a proper club but if you're having a different conversation of what you do under these owners i think that buying the young players and continuing to do it obviously you're going to have you're going to have for three or four years of of sort of catching up and then they'll they'll develop to different levels the next ones will start to come through and it It could be something that ends up putting us back up into the sort of top five of the league with a bit of luck.

45:44Flav Bateman:We don't want to be in. We want to be able to buy here and now players. But if we're unable to do that, this is the only way that's going to really work for us. We've got to change that though, don't we? We do. And I do, as much as you sort of feel like, you know, Aleppo never changes its spots, but surely, you know, coming this close to relegation, whether we get relegated or we don't, surely it gives them enough of a kick up the ass that they need to make wholesale changes, but they didn't do it in January.

46:20James Johnson:So eventually pressure should be put on them like in a big, big way. And I think that, you know,

46:30James Johnson:Venkatesham has said, and it's written, it's printed in material that's produced by the football, club the wage structure will be sorted that spending on the squad will be sorted and they can't just i mean if they if they do nothing in to move us forward but buy a few more prospects and maybe one player that improves the team in in in the summer then we are banging trouble now lots of people probably think that that's exactly what they'll do already but there's something to

47:01Flav Bateman:revisit in the summer i think but but like you can break the wage structure by paying conor gallagher 200 grand a week if that's to be to be believed yeah you know what we want to do is pay big wages for proper players and at this moment in time if if i had a son who was sort of 21 22 or i was who was a that next big thing as a footballer i would not be advising him to go to tottenham because of how much of a mess it is. So there is a big, they've got a lot of work to do in that situation. If they want to bring in the bigger and better players, it isn't quite as simple as just pay a little bit more money.

47:45Flav Bateman:Eventually it will be, but in the short term, it's almost like you're going to have to prove yourself over a sustained amount of time and start showing that you're going in the right direction. Then these players would be open to come in and join the project.

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49:15Tavi Duran:Imagine she just out of nowhere went, oh, just listen to this one. It's so annoying. Maybe we should have sex more.

49:21James Johnson:Yeah, exactly. Keep you busy. I've got time to listen to this. There's decent questions from our lovely patrons. if you go for John Moon says out of the current squad who are the top three that you that you would drag into the bathroom and let him finger you while whispering until I die Archie Gray is my number one no absolutely not he's 20 years old you weirdo Romero

49:55Tavi Duran:Romero is going to be so aggressive that's not going to be a thing he's going the full way that's fine then

50:08James Johnson:Dennis Cregan says don't want to sound like anything is guaranteed at this point it's just so nice to feel some hope it can't be overstated how completely lost and hopeless it was don't know if we'd even score I didn't know if we'd ever even score a goal let alone get a point we'll likely still be nervy or drop plenty of points but it's so good to feel that it's actually possible again up the spurs how far have we dropped to the point where that is the case and I understand exactly what you're saying John I went through that period feeling absolutely hopelessness that nothing all I can do is watch and see it unfold and every every worst fear I might add would be outplayed will be played in

50:52Tavi Duran:front of me yeah but that's that's the thing isn't it's like I was saying right at the beginning which is like it was out of a sense of duty I was watching the games but as as the defeats were coming in and we were just sliding down the table I was just feeling like numb to it all and it was just like this is awful like we're only going in one direction and what we were all hoping for was that at some point there'd be a reaction or when Tudor came in I think we're all hoping for a new manager bounce and then when that didn't happen it's like we've lost four on the bounce suddenly like god this is this is happening like we're just we're dead in the water here and it has taken something very small, which is this, like the Liverpool result and the performance, more importantly, like to see something from the players and then followed up with this Atletico thing.

51:34Tavi Duran:How quickly it's now like, okay, now I can see how we could win games where we couldn't even see that before. And so it does make you think, okay, now I can see a world where we win enough games and we get enough points to stay up. And that's all you need. You just need a little bit of hope that something can happen and that you can do something in order to get back into the mix. So that's what this is.

51:57Flav Bateman:Yeah, it's true. You've got to be on the roller coaster. Being like, staying off of it is no fun. People kind of do it, I'll talk to football fans and whatever, or even Tottenham fans that I know who let all their real thoughts on Tottenham out in the group chat where they're surrounded by Tottenham fans. But then when they're out and they're surrounded by other fans, the seat belt's on it's all like nicey nicey let's let's let's not predict a win let's kind of or i even have mates who like will beat someone and then they don't want to give it to them too much because it can come back around and what boring life that is get on the roller coaster if you're above arsenal let them know about it because you're going to spend years below them so when you are on top get those digs in get those digs in and that's what I do and it's like you've just got to fire it out to them all the time and then you do have to take it back the other way it's better than just not being on the roller coaster and then in terms of just watching the team and the up and down or whatever it's like if you go and watch your team and they win 5-0 every week yeah it's going to be fun and when you eventually win the league that's going to be a great day but you do that for enough seasons it will get boring like the nil nil draw is boring if if you can have a game where you've been like losing and you get that last minute equalizer even if it's against the team that you didn't want to draw against you get that moment and there's those Those moments is what being a football fan is all about.

53:44Flav Bateman:You've got to gather those moments. So I'm taking something out of this season. It is that thing of no more apathy. I give a damn. I really give a damn. I'm looking forward to Sunday. I'm planning my weekend around it. It's just like this is a big thing. This is forest at home in March. It shouldn't mean anything, but it does. and it's way better than just the season being done and dusted in March and you don't give a damn. You're not even watching the game. So I'm taking something even if it's just that.

54:25Tavi Duran:Yeah, I mean, think about it like this, right? Think about in the Second World War. You know I love a war analogy, Flav. Like we were previously Neville Chamberlain, right? That was Thomas Frank just, you know, appeasing the baddies. Just like, oh, they're really good actually, carrying around his little Arsenal cup, you know, all that sort of stuff. and then we've realized that, no, this is bad. We're going to get relegated, right? We're going to get done in. So we've brought in a man like Winston Churchill, a.k.a. Igor Tudor, right? It's not gone well at the beginning. We were getting smashed up at Dunkirk, had to retreat, right?

54:55Tavi Duran:But then we've gone back. It's the Battle of Britain. That was Liverpool, right? Showed a bit of fight, you know, showed a bit of fight, managed to get something going. And then, you know, we battled against adversity, and then suddenly we've seen a little bit of something, right, and the people get behind it, and Britain turns it round. Would you rather that or Switzerland? Just didn't even, didn't do anything. Just on the sidelines doing nothing. It's incredible, mate. Yeah, it's really nice. I'd rather live in Switzerland for sure. What I mean is in this analogy, you want a bit of something, don't you?

55:26Tavi Duran:Like imagine then, like all the granddads, all of our granddads had amazing war stories, right? You said about your granddad Bill, telling him about getting his leg blown off and all that. the Swiss equivalent of Grandad Bill's going, oh yeah, one day I tripped over when I was milking a cow. Who cares? No one cares. We haven't got any good stories. Yeah, but they don't care

55:46James Johnson:that you don't care. That's what Switzerland is. They don't get scared about anything. They just quietly enjoy their life.

55:52Tavi Duran:Neutral on everything.

55:53James Johnson:Yeah, but I don't want to hear you bring up fucking war analogies at all, John, because you get home and you put on silk pyjamas so you feel comfortable. Real men like me wear jeans until they go to bed my granddad wouldn't have put on a pair of fucking pajamas in fact he did he actually had the full length pajamas my granddad's yeah you know the ones but the but the point is he wouldn't have just made himself as comfortable as possible and the real problem with this world is all you men out there who immediately get home and put on a pair of tracksuit bottoms because it's comfortable stay in your jeans be real men you know who'd

56:31Tavi Duran:agree with you Igor Tudor I bet he wears jeans every day and he sees the players and he's like you lot make me sick so when he's finished keeping us up I'm going to employ him to like just tell me not to wear jeans around the house

56:46James Johnson:I love the idea of Igor Tudor just sleeping naked like he just takes everything off every piece of fibre on his body all off I need to concentrate I don't need any distractions I don't need a t-shirt nothing

56:58Flav Bateman:skid marks on the sheets yeah Yeah, he doesn't care.

57:02James Johnson:Is that what happens with you, Sean, when you don't wear... No, I didn't think about that.

57:07Flav Bateman:I'd get a roast in if I left anything on his cheeks.

57:10James Johnson:Oh, no. So I was actually... When Sean was doing that really sort of poetic, rising sort of speech then, and John also sort of moved it towards another angle of that in terms of British wartime, I was sort of debating whether or not to read this out. but given the fact we've sort of descended into skids on sheets I think I'm safe. So Jacko says, a few weeks ago you had a question about weird habits, rituals while watching Spurs and I thought I'd have mine. I was at university in 2009 when Spurs thrashed Wigan 9-1. It was a lazy Sunday afternoon and I was in my dorm and watched us go one lap into halftime.

57:48James Johnson:I was a bit bored. So I did as many young men do and I started to have a wank, albeit a bit disheartedly.

57:58James Johnson:the football was still playing on my TV and the second half kicked off just as I was about to finish. Just as I was about to finish, Defoe scored second and distracted me enough to step back from the brink as I celebrate.

58:19James Johnson:He's cocking his hand and going,

58:20Flav Bateman:oh my God, what's going on? Defoe scored second. He's really on the roller coaster.

58:26James Johnson:accelerated but I quickly resumed choking the chicken again just as I was about to finish the post scored another then another came in a few minutes later and then another and another each time coinciding with me reaching the edge and I was starting to feel like a wizard with a very unique wand for a couple of matches after that I was watching alone I would fond myself to try and recreate the spell but alas I never could anyway hope you enjoy my story about me masturbating after boys. Jesus. Oh, God, what a way to end the Fight Club podcast. Unless you've got a wanking story to add. Otherwise, let's end.

59:05James Johnson:Yeah, no. I think that's topped it, hasn't it? Go and follow Sean Cray on Instagram, on Twitter, or X. And, you know, tune in to his amazing battle. When are you next battling, Sean?

59:20Flav Bateman:Jonas Hicks. Who are you up against? he's a guy from pen game called who is Orion could you beat him up yeah oh yeah yeah yeah he's probably a gooner so yeah if I can catch him

59:36James Johnson:if I can catch him yeah no just go in there and you like choke him out like in front of everybody and that's your bar that's it

59:42Tavi Duran:yeah just don't say anything just go I haven't prepared anything for this battle but just know I could smash you up and that's really what counts. Yeah, I'm harder than you. Yeah, yeah. So say something.

59:54James Johnson:John has this philosophy that it doesn't matter how intelligent someone is in front of you, if you can beat them up, you win.

1:00:01Tavi Duran:That's a perfect example. We saw it recently, that twat interviewer trying to mug off Igor Tudor and then Tudor just put his hand on his shoulder and fucking finished him because he was like, you know, like he's just resting his arm and he could feel the weight and he's like, what are you doing? Yeah.

1:00:19James Johnson:what did you end badly for you yeah what did you make it actually like that interview because i like my i i after the final whistle against liverpool i i drove to the office and um recorded the five statements we do after as close to the final whistle as we as we can on patreon and when i came back in my wife was like you've got to see this interview this is so cringeworthy and i'm like oh my god what's he got you just said like just don't be a dick we've had a good performance please don't dig out someone don't attack anybody and i'm watching oh my god no he's nailed this he got judo it's the sky sports reporter he's the dick

1:00:56Flav Bateman:yeah it was it was it was just muggy and it's um and it's it's something i always dislike about interviews anyway i feel like half the time they're not there to actually they're not they don't give a damn about the actual let's ask a question that people want to hear if they're just baiting someone into a reaction and i just you know i heard jim white talking about it and he's just like oh you know that's what interview is about you know you're trying to get a headline it's just like well actually from a listener that's not what it's about at all i'm quite interested in a bit of insight from a manager not just you trying to get him to to bite back at you All of a sudden, it's rage baiting in that media form.

1:01:44Flav Bateman:And yeah, it's completely muggy. It was out of order. And yeah, but he'll keep doing it because they're ordered to do it.

1:01:54James Johnson:You saw sort of a personal part of Igor Tudor, didn't you? You saw him be human as opposed to this mad fucking, is he Croatian? Yeah, Croatian. Mad Croat. Can you say that? Is that right? Yeah. Croats, isn't it? Is it?

1:02:11Tavi Duran:I just want to check. I mean, I've said that with so much confidence.

1:02:15Flav Bateman:Yeah, to be honest, near enough every, I was going to say nearly every Croatian I know ends in itch, but they actually don't. I can figure loads. I'm pretty sure he is Croatian. Yeah.

1:02:26Tavi Duran:He's definitely Croatian. It's just whether or not we can call him a Croat. I think it's... Yeah,

1:02:31Flav Bateman:Croat's good. Is it? Sean, what is your authority

1:02:35James Johnson:on this, mate? Because I don't want to get cancelled. I can't, I can't just, my entire career depends on what, I can't, but I need.

1:02:45Flav Bateman:I'm a Tottenham fan. I've supported loads of Croatians. That is not enough.

1:02:50James Johnson:All right. I'm the Spurs. Come on. Let's go.

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