Season 1, Episode 25 of The Big Jon Bass Show: Jon returns from the USA and is joined by Jack, aka Teh Trunk, from the Rule The Roost podcast. The pair discuss Jon’s American adventure, the atmosphere around the World Cup, England’s mixed start under Thomas Tuchel, and how they're coping in the hot weather!

Then it’s back to Spurs, with Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi through the door, Ben Davies earning a contract extension, and the latest siging of Martin Dubravka. They also talk rumours surrounding Rashford and Sandro Tonali. Plus your questions from X and a look at whether Spurs are finally having a sensible transfer window under Roberto De Zerbi.

🎙️ Featuring special guest Jack from Rule The Roost.

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Season 1, Episode 24 of The Big Jon Bass Show — with the season in the rear-view mirror, attention turns to a huge summer for Spurs. Jon reacts to Andy Robertson becoming De Zerbi’s first major signing, Marcos Senesi closing in on a move to North London, and Ben Davies earning a contract extension. Plus the latest credible transfer rumours, who Spurs should be targeting, and what this all tells us about De Zerbi’s plans for next season.

Then it’s over to your questions from X before a look at the World Cup — the standout teams, biggest surprises, players catching the eye, and a few predictions for how it all unfolds.

Also, a quick heads up: there won’t be a show next week as Jon is away, but The Big Jon Bass Show will return on 24th June with all the latest Spurs news, transfer updates, and summer discussion.

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Season 1, Episode 23 of The Big Jon Bass Show — the season may be over, but the drama certainly isn’t. Jon reacts to Greenwich falling short in the Champions League final and asks whether Spurs fans should be enjoying the schadenfreude. Then it’s time to turn attention to North London, with the latest transfer rumours, including the futures of Palhinha, Savinho and Hayden Hackney, and what De Zerbi needs to make Spurs competitive next season. Plus a deep dive into the Lewis Family letter to supporters, should fans be encouraged by the promises of investment and change, or have we heard it all before? And of course, your questions from X.

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Sticky Toffee Pudding | The Big Jon Bass Show | Season 1, Episode 22

WE’VE STAYED UP! Spurs beat Everton 1–0 on the final day in one of the most emotional games in recent memory. Jon reacts to the electric atmosphere, De Zerbi’s bold lineup decisions — including Spence starting at RW — and a performance full of fight, heart, and desperation. Tel looked bright again, every player emptied the tank, Palhinha delivered another heroic display, and Van de Ven looked back to his best. Plus the moment Danso nearly completed the perfect ending before Spurs finally got over the line. Jon also breaks down De Zerbi’s post-match South Stand celebrations, what survival means for the club, and what comes next heading into a huge summer rebuild. Plus your questions from X.

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Season 1, Episode 21 of The Big Jon Bass Show — Spurs fall to a brutal 2–1 defeat at Stamford Bridge… but once again the officials steal the headlines. Jon reacts to another game filled with controversy, from the clear penalty shout on Van de Ven to Delap somehow avoiding a red card after smashing Spence in the face with an elbow. With no attacking options left on the bench, Spurs’ lack of depth is starting to cost them badly at the worst possible time. Now it all comes down to the final day against Everton — two points clear, one game left, and a draw keeps Spurs up. Plus your questions from X.

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Season 1, Episode 20 of The Big Jon Bass Show; Jon is joined by special guest Hayden Gribble ahead of Spurs’ huge trip to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea. They preview the game, discuss whether De Zerbi’s Spurs are finally building momentum, and break down why Chelsea might actually suit us more than Everton. Hayden also talks about his brand new book, Our Eyes Have Seen The Glory by Hayden Gribble⁠: Tottenham Hotspur in Europe in the 21st Century , covering the highs, heartbreaks, and unforgettable European nights that shaped modern Spurs history. Plus your questions from X.

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Season 1, Episode 19 of The Big Jon Bass Show; Spurs are held to a frustrating 1–1 draw at home to Leeds in a result that could prove costly in the survival race. Jon reacts to watching the game at the stadium after a game filled with controversy, inconsistency, and another infuriating VAR performance. From Tel’s sensational Sonny-esque finish and Richarlison missing a huge chance to the bizarre bookings, penalty debates, and Maddison’s late shout being waved away in seconds — the officiating once again takes centre stage. Spurs looked leggy, invited pressure, and paid the price, leaving Chelsea next in what feels like another season-defining game. Plus your questions from X.

Season 1, Episode 18 of The Big Jon Bass Show — Spurs go to Villa Park and deliver a massive 2–1 win that finally feels like a real turning point. Jon reacts to an aggressive, high-energy performance where the press was relentless, the midfield of Bentancur, Palhinha & Gallagher completely controlled the game, and Muani finally showing his class. Richarlison stepped up with a brilliant display, the back four looked balanced and solid, and Kinsky’s distribution was top quality throughout. There’s still frustration at conceding late, some hilarious commentary bias along the way, but for the first time in a long time… belief is growing. Plus your questions from X.