Spurs would benefit from rekindling with local fans. I get the goal is to be a global brand of an epic scale but you'd be surprised how many lower tier clubs also have foreign fans who make occasional trips to matches. The trouble is a stadium of that scale costs a lot as do player wages so...

So Iredale gets cut of as he's into a new season? The bloke is invisible.

Not Grant Hanley that's for sure.... Souttar is better than every Scottish centre back. The issue is he's been injured but when he's played he's always been stellar and if he were permanently fit would be the best in The Championship and probably in the EPL. Remember the myth about his struggle...

Spurs going down would be big given their achievements the past decade and general following and presence. I think this is actually a good thing for them and the leagues. People forget Villa went down and they have rebuilt. I say this because comparable teams In Germany such as Bremen, Schalke...

Which shows how delusional Scotland is.

Who's that in the commentary box?

35k capacity stadium

We'll be about hitting peak fitness then. Got the camp before and these two games. 2022 was awkward without friendlies but a decent enough training before. 2010 was decent but we looked so bad the first game. 2014 was a long flight over and then that boring Croatia friendly.

Wow what a massive test pre tournament. They're very good. We've had big opponents before like The Netherlands.

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Fresh air?

Neuer weird again

Güler double against Bayern. Can't wait for O'Neill to be metres off behind him.