The Spurs Show

Ashley Blaker looks back on the quarter-finals with our own Phil Cornwell, Sam Delaney and Garth Crooks following England's penalty knockout against Italy. You can get more Never Write Off The Germans at neverwriteoffthegermans.com or iTunes. Produced by Ashley Blaker Executive Producers Mike Leigh and Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

TThe spurs show is called back from sunning itself in the Azores to tackle the big issue on everyone's lips. Who the hell will be our manager next season?! And can Phil do an impression of them? Produced by Mike Leigh and Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

The doors are open again for another LIVE show and the end of season wrap up has five live as Mike and Phil bring on Martin Chivers, Mickey Hazard AND Terry Naylor for a bumper review of the season gone and where we go from here. A small circle of two hundred and fifty very close friends were also in the room to hear our dream team of legends opinion on Harry, the next manager, Europe or the FA Cup and more - so anything you hear here is strictly between us, them and you (unless you go on Twitter and see what everyone was saying about the night). A massive thank you to all those who made it along and making a great night and helping keep the Spurs Show afloat in a sea of mediocrity. See you at the end of the summer...

In the penultimate podcast of the season, Mike takes the chair one more time and welcomes Paul Coyte, ex-Spur Micky Hazard and eBay auction winner Matt Crealy who paid 1,000,000 to be on tonight's podcast. And Phil didn't even bother to turn up (just because he's in Australia). There's a lively debate on this one as we discuss fourth place, third place, Harry's future, Aston Villa, transfer rumours and much more. Follow us on Twitter @SpursShow

Phil Cornwell and Mike Leigh are joined by Talksport Radios Paul Hawksbee to discuss the Blackburn game, the England job and the games this week. Its another surprisingly upbeat show. With big news about the Be a Guest auction, book competition and Spurs Show Live too

Garth Crooks makes his debut on the show and lifts the gloom with great anecdotes from the early 80s.

Phil Cornwell returns to front the new crisis special after the debacle at Wembley. Rabbi Crackers injects some much needed optimism to the show. Youll laugh, cry and probably slit your wrists.

The Spurs Show dons its Sunday best and heads off up Wembley Way. Its an up and positive show? Dont be silly- we have the Sunderland and Norwich games to discuss

Much like Defoe, Barry Castagnola has come off the bench as super sub host this week. Alongside him is author Paolo Hewitt and the return of spurs legend Micky Hazard. They pour over back to back wins as well as looking forward to the long slap up to Sunderland.

Mike Leigh is joined by writers Martin Cloake and Greg Stekelman to discuss the two points from the last two games. They look forward to the Bolton and Swansea game this week

Mike Leigh is joined by Rav Singh, Barnaby Slater and Joe Lovejoy to discuss the tragic events at the weekend and the games this week

Mike Leigh is joined by award winning journalist Mihir Bose and music biz guru Paul Kramer to discuss the third League defeat in the row. Its an action replay of last weeks show but with a bit more optimism

Mike Leigh is joined by Rob White, John Crace and Rob Easom to discuss the game v Man U at the weekend. What now fellow Yiddos, what now?

Mike Leigh, Theo Delaney and Jeff Horton try and make sense of the weekends defeat while still raw with emotion. One of the toughest shows they have had to record. A misery fest. We welcome viewers from www.sportstonightlive.com

Stephen Mangan represents TV and film, Julie Welch represents literature and Mike Leigh represents Phil Cornwell who is In Basildon. With a look back on the thriller at Stevenage and forward to the match with our South London rivals, we rub our hands with glee at what could be.