Rule The Roost - A Tottenham Hotspur Podcast

Jack welcomes Adam Nathan back to the pod to discuss a strong end to the season away at Sheffield United. Could Kulusevski be a long term option for a number 9 position (albeit false)?They then review the season - player of the season, goal of the season, how they rate Postecoglou, and much, much more.

And that's it for the season! All in all, a decent enough first season in charge for Ange Postecoglou. A decent enough performance up in Yorkshire means that Spurs will finish the season above Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea and seal that Europa League spot.

Manchester City have finally broken the curse of the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, triumphing 2-0 in their must win fixture in the title race. It was a weird evening for Spurs fans, as they knew that a result for Tottenham would all but hand the title to Arsenal. It was a no win situation, and it has caused countless arguments over the past couple of days. Spurs showed that they could be flexible and play well, but ultimately, it just wasn't enough.

Jack and Phil are back to discuss relegating Burnley after Spurs' less than emphatic victory over them on the weekend before moving onto the big one. Tottenham vs Manchester City - a no-win fixture for Ange Postecoglou's men. What are we as fans supposed to do, when a victory for Tottenham could hand the title to Arsenal. Some people say it's about supporting your own club, but surely wanting Arsenal to fail is part of that? Why does the universe seem to love dealing us these hands?

Jack welcomes The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke to the show to discuss yet another loss to Liverpool, making that four on the bounce in the Premier League, something Spurs have managed to avoid for over two decades now. Is time up for Ange, or do Spurs need to stick this one out? It would appear as though time has run out for several members of the squad, so it will be interesting to see who Daniel Levy may sanction moves for this summer.

Tottenham lose at Anfield once again. Battered by Liverpool, Ange Postecoglou's men did fight back and score two of their own goals courtesy of Richarlison and Son Heung-min, but it was too little too late to salvage anything. That's the first time Spurs have lost four Premier League games on the bounce in over 20 years. How is it looking this bad?

Jack welcomes Big Jon Bass back to the show to discuss the latest horror show at Stamford Bridge. What does the future hold for Ange Postecoglou? What does the future hold for many of these players? What do we need in summer? Are we expecting anything whatsoever from Anfield? How obvious is it that Tottenham will beat Manchester City?

Jack welcomes the Evening Standard's Dan Kilpatrick to the show to talk Arsenal and preview Chelsea.