Jun 9, 2026 · 53 min · 12 segments
We process the deeply conflicting news that Spurs leg-breaker-in-chief, Andy Robertson, is officially a Lilywhite. He's a nasty piece of work, but he's our nasty piece of work. Simon, Julie, Rob and…
Simon LipsonHost
Kev AcottPanelist
Julie WelchPanelistRob WhitePanelist
Well, let's, let's start, shall we, with Andy Robertson, the great Andy Robertson.
Uh, I can't say I'm hugely excited about the acquisition on a free, but, uh, persuade me, uh, as to the benefit of bringing this guy into the squad.
Yeah, but well, of course, I mean, I'm biased, but as most of us here will know our history, we have a glorious past that is littered with great Scottish footballers.
And indeed, there was a time not so long ago when every successful Spurs team had at least one Scottish player.
And I think it was stretched even f- as far as going to the Worthington Cup, I think, when Justin Edinburgh qualified, uh-
I, I think, I think he, he's definitely in one of those categories you'd rather have him playing for you than against you.
It's a shame that he's not six years younger, but then there would've been massive transfer fee involved there, and, and I don't think six years ago Andy Robertson would've come near Tottenham.
Really heartened to see that, um, Michael Dawson, and I, I, I absolutely love Michael Dawson.
There was a little intro which was, you know, it was a bit like, um, This Is Your Life, where they were interviewing Dawson o- on, on Andy Robertson.
He was sending to Andy Robertson about how lovely it was to have him in the team.
Well, f- first of all, that, that video was notable for the lack of Andy Robertson.
Well, let's, let's start, shall we, with Andy Robertson, the great Andy Robertson.
Uh, I can't say I'm hugely excited about the acquisition on a free, but, uh, persuade me, uh, as to the benefit of bringing this guy into the squad.
Yeah, but well, of course, I mean, I'm biased, but as most of us here will know our history, we have a glorious past that is littered with great Scottish footballers.
And indeed, there was a time not so long ago when every successful Spurs team had at least one Scottish player.
And I think it was stretched even f- as far as going to the Worthington Cup, I think, when Justin Edinburgh qualified, uh-
I, I think, I think he, he's definitely in one of those categories you'd rather have him playing for you than against you.
It's a shame that he's not six years younger, but then there would've been massive transfer fee involved there, and, and I don't think six years ago Andy Robertson would've come near Tottenham.
Really heartened to see that, um, Michael Dawson, and I, I, I absolutely love Michael Dawson.
There was a little intro which was, you know, it was a bit like, um, This Is Your Life, where they were interviewing Dawson o- on, on Andy Robertson.
He was sending to Andy Robertson about how lovely it was to have him in the team.
Well, f- first of all, that, that video was notable for the lack of Andy Robertson.
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