Kiefer MacDonald

Like, you can't have done that.

And you kind of just dismiss it.

And then I remember it came up on Getty, and I was like, oh, my God, like, he's actually done that.

It was just insane.

I mean, I know football is obviously so tribal, isn't it?

But, like...

and people maybe shouldn't get upset over a cup but like it was just unbelievable it was such a small mistake but like I think it just sums up Tottenham doesn't it it sums up Tottenham this season it probably sums up Thomas Frank's time at the club like kind of everything he tried to do he just couldn't do right I mean he couldn't even take a glass of water a cup of water without doing it wrong so I mean that just probably sums up the troubles they've had

Yeah, I went for Henderson.

And kind of for what Neil says in terms of the early parts of the season, I mean, I had Brentford as kind of favourites to go down.

I certainly thought they'd be involved in that kind of scrap.

You know, we talked about before that losing Visser and stuff and how good he was there.

He'd lose Mbwemo as well, so he'd lose Frank.

And...

I think that was the first time, probably, since I've been in the Premier League, where they've had such a high turnover of players.

I think you look at Brighton, you almost come to expect it, that the model is greater than the workers and the players and stuff.

With Brentford, I think it was really interesting to see, do they have that sustainability to go again?

And I think Henderson, obviously where he'd been, he'd obviously gone to Saudi Arabia, then to Ajax, and then to come back into the Premier League and play...

an important role in the early kind of stage of the season and kind of get Brentford, get safety boxed off quite early.

And I know they've been on a bit of a mad run recently.

I think they hadn't won in seven or eight games before they played West Ham at the weekend.