Rule The Roost - A Tottenham Hotspur Podcast

Jack Hussey welcomes back friend of the show Phil to pick apart another brutal week for Tottenham Hotspur. A 2-1 loss to Aston Villa and subsequent FA Cup exit have left Ange Postecoglou under growing pressure - but will he actually be sacked?With Spurs plagued by injuries, what can fans realistically expect from the squad? Is Daniel Levy to blame for yet another season slipping away? And with a planned fan protest at the next home game against Manchester United, we ask - can protests even make a difference in modern football?

Tottenham are out of both domestic cups in a week, succumbing to Aston Villa. Serious questions are now being asked of Ange Postecoglou, with the away end even singing for Mauricio Pochettino. What's going to happen?

Spurs are not on their way to Wembley, instead it looks like Liverpool who are gonna do it again. Our League Cup journey comes to an end at Anfield. It wasn't a game that Ange Postecoglou's men were expected to win, but they didn't put up much of a fight.

Jack is joined by the Mirror's Conor Mummery to chat about Tottenham's January business. Was it a good window? Was it a bad window? Was it a somewhere in-between window?

Mark Nesbit rejoins the pod once again to discuss two wins in a week - are Spurs back? Is Angeball back? Can we start to dream ahead of a trip to Anfield? Arsenal in a cup final, anybody fancy that? New signings and like a new signings, from Tel to Spence, it's starting to feel like an exciting time for Spurs once again. 

Insert Stringer Bell meme here. Ange Postecoglou's tricky lilywhites win for the second time in a week. Our first Premier League win away at Brentford. Lovely football from Son, Sarr and the rest of them. Get in!

That certainly felt good - a handsome Spurs win courtesy of three brilliant goals from our young players. Dane Scarlett, Oyindamola Ajayi and Mikey Moore - take a bow, lads. Ange Postecoglou's march towards a second season trophy continues.

Jack welcomes Lara back to the show to discuss Tottenham's gradual descent toward a relegation dogfight. Are fans right to boo Levy during games or does the negativity affect the players? Is Ange to blame? What did previous managers make of Levy?

Tottenham lose this week to Leicester City, who we can now probably refer to as fellow relegation strugglers. Does Ange Postecoglou survive this? Journalist Matt Law also described some of the loudest anti-Levy chanting he's ever heard at the ground. People have had enough, will anything change before the transfer window closes?