4 CADS get together to look ahead to the Europa League Final taking place next Wednesday between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.

Both sides have had a miserable league season but things could end in glory for either side at this point.BUT, injuries have struck again and neither side will be at full strength.

So, let's talk about the football, let's be optimistic and see how things go.

🎙️ In this episode of the CADS YouTube channel, we sit down with passionate Spurs fan, COYSky community member and talented freelance photographer Maddie (@mddkm.bsky.social).

We chat all things Tottenham Hotspur — from her earliest memories supporting Spurs to her favourite players over the years. Maddie also shares honest thoughts on football culture, the impact of social media on fandom, and what it's like to be part of the vibrant Spurs online community.Whether you're a lifelong Tottenham fan, curious about the COYSky community, or interested in how social media shapes modern football, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

There are reasons to be upset about Tottenham Hotspurs latest loss, but we ask the question "with an upcoming Europa League Final, is it really that important?".

There's anger about the way things have gone this season but also an acceptance that all could be forgiven if Spurs win on the 21st May.

What are your thoughts on this? Does Ange get a bye if he wins the big match?

For the 2nd time in 6 seasons Tottenham Hotspur have progressed to the final of a European competition.Despite a terrible league season, Spurs will be playing Manchester United in Bilbao for the joy, pleasure and honour of playing in the Champions League, sorry, picking up the Europa League trophy.But, this video isn't about that, it's about the win against FK Bodø/Glimt and how a bunch of Spurs fans are feeling right now.

Doug Keith (@dgkth.bsky.social) and I got together to have a little chat in the latest in our COYSky chats series.Doug tells me about his memories of Tottenham and the connection he feels with the club. It was a really nice chat and I look forward to talking to him again some time in the future.

That game meant a lot more to them than it did to us.

The ref seemed ok with letting the Hammers kick the snot out of our players but it looks like we got through without any injuries.

Mikey Moore played, no-one got hurt, we didn't lose.

Let's talk it out.

Kjetil is back to talk about the Bodø/Glimt match, the reaction in Norway and his thoughts on, the 2nd leg.Hollywood writer Ash joins us to give us his thoughts.Stu is there as well.Goals from Johnson, Maddison and Solanke (with the coolest penalty I can remember) put Spurs in a commanding position before Glimt got a goal back.Kjetil is a writer for the «Tottenhamsupporteren» supporter magazine and you can find him on Bluesky: @spursofnorway.bsky.socialAshley Collie is the writer of Harlem to Hollywood: My Real-to-Reel Life, alook back at the career of Sonny Grosso.

With the latest "biggest match of the season" right on our doorstep, I thought it sensible to reach out to someone who knows more than me about Tottenham Hotspur's next opponents in the Europa League.

Kjetil is a Norwegian with 36 years behind him as a Spurs fan. He is a writer for the official supporter magazine «Tottenhamsupporteren». And an all-round kind of football-obsessed guy.

So, he was the perfect guy to talk to and he spent just over 40 minutes giving me further information.Follow Kjetil on Bluesky at @spursofnorway.bsky.social#coys