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Miller won two FA Cups & UEFA cup too. He totally deserves a place. With Steffen Freund in the Hall of Fame I think it's hard to argue otherwise.
Why the uncertainty about Miller ? Very much an unsung hero for us it seems. He gets my vote, in many ways he was just as effective as Roberts but in a much quieter way. Everyone remembers Parks penalty save in the 84 UEFA Final, but if it hadn't of been for Millers away goal in the first leg it might not of got that far.
There are a lot of players in the Hall of Fame that don't come close to the influence that Miller had on the pitch. It's a long overdue honour, for both of them.
Was at Highbury that day, and don't knock Miller. No one took liberties with him.
I 'zoomed' in to his latest Q&A session last night, looks like he does these quite regularly. Thanks
Legacy Lilywhite
for making me aware, as I'm not on Twitter.
The two guests were Michael Dawson and Tom Huddlestone. Both really nice guys, and speak fondly about their time at the Club. I didn't get a chance to ask a question, as people had already asked them. They are both doing their coaching badges, so maybe we'll see them back some time in the future.
Both thought that 'Arry was probably their best manager, in terms of man management, with Joe taking up the technical reins.
All three talked about how being Captain was an honour, but said that the role is different now. They didn't come out and say that a keeper was not the most ideal position to have that role, but it was implied.
They were all very complimentary of Daniel Levy (maybe they are looking to come back!), but they all made the point as to how far we have moved on since ENIC took over, and that although he may not always get it right, Daniel wants the best for the Club.
Michael re-lived Lasagnegate and said it still upset him, he was throwing up all night and was as weak as a kitten playing that game - think he said that six or seven players were affected. Loved that he kept saying 'we' when talking about the Club.
Interestingly enough, all three thought having Bale back would be a great signing, under certain circumstances. Not sure that I agree with them, but I understood their sentiments.
Both were surprised that Poch was sacked, but thought that Daniel did the right thing bringing in Jose. He will need time to make the team his, and they thought he was the guy to get us a trophy (let's hope they're right!).
Nutter-Naylor
, this is for you. When asked for a prediction for tonight's game, Robbo said 7-1 
Legacy Lilywhite
for making me aware, as I'm not on Twitter.The two guests were Michael Dawson and Tom Huddlestone. Both really nice guys, and speak fondly about their time at the Club. I didn't get a chance to ask a question, as people had already asked them. They are both doing their coaching badges, so maybe we'll see them back some time in the future.
Both thought that 'Arry was probably their best manager, in terms of man management, with Joe taking up the technical reins.
All three talked about how being Captain was an honour, but said that the role is different now. They didn't come out and say that a keeper was not the most ideal position to have that role, but it was implied.
They were all very complimentary of Daniel Levy (maybe they are looking to come back!), but they all made the point as to how far we have moved on since ENIC took over, and that although he may not always get it right, Daniel wants the best for the Club.
Michael re-lived Lasagnegate and said it still upset him, he was throwing up all night and was as weak as a kitten playing that game - think he said that six or seven players were affected. Loved that he kept saying 'we' when talking about the Club.
Interestingly enough, all three thought having Bale back would be a great signing, under certain circumstances. Not sure that I agree with them, but I understood their sentiments.
Both were surprised that Poch was sacked, but thought that Daniel did the right thing bringing in Jose. He will need time to make the team his, and they thought he was the guy to get us a trophy (let's hope they're right!).
Nutter-Naylor
, this is for you. When asked for a prediction for tonight's game, Robbo said 7-1
great news re both of them. We could do with some of their guts and 'do or die' attitude in our team now.
Love the picture of Robbo putting Nicholas in the stand, remember it so well
Love the picture of Robbo putting Nicholas in the stand, remember it so well
Found this on Youtube, sorry the quality is shit: 1985 New Year at the library. Apart from the win taking us top of the table, two things of note stand out about our new Hall of Fame inductees @0:43 Roberts "passed on his seasons greetings to the crowd" and pertinent commentary about Maxi (and the team) at the final whistle.
I saw him at a legends do the other week,and his passion for this club of ours is there for all to see.
So for that,i will forgive some of his outburst on twitter.I actually like much of what he says.
Proper Spurs legend who if around now would make all the difference.
Love the bloke.
So for that,i will forgive some of his outburst on twitter.I actually like much of what he says.
Proper Spurs legend who if around now would make all the difference.
Love the bloke.
I 'zoomed' in to his latest Q&A session last night, looks like he does these quite regularly. Thanks
The two guests were Michael Dawson and Tom Huddlestone. Both really nice guys, and speak fondly about their time at the Club. I didn't get a chance to ask a question, as people had already asked them. They are both doing their coaching badges, so maybe we'll see them back some time in the future.
Both thought that 'Arry was probably their best manager, in terms of man management, with Joe taking up the technical reins.
All three talked about how being Captain was an honour, but said that the role is different now. They didn't come out and say that a keeper was not the most ideal position to have that role, but it was implied.
They were all very complimentary of Daniel Levy (maybe they are looking to come back!), but they all made the point as to how far we have moved on since ENIC took over, and that although he may not always get it right, Daniel wants the best for the Club.
Michael re-lived Lasagnegate and said it still upset him, he was throwing up all night and was as weak as a kitten playing that game - think he said that six or seven players were affected. Loved that he kept saying 'we' when talking about the Club.
Interestingly enough, all three thought having Bale back would be a great signing, under certain circumstances. Not sure that I agree with them, but I understood their sentiments.
Both were surprised that Poch was sacked, but thought that Daniel did the right thing bringing in Jose. He will need time to make the team his, and they thought he was the guy to get us a trophy (let's hope they're right!).
I am Graham Roberts!
Fully deserved... Not so sure about Paul Miller though?
This is great news, I have been to a few Spurs legends golf days to raise money for charity that Graham manages, great days out. Both are great bloke and obviously true Spurs legends.
Well done Graham and Paul.
Best ever for me.
Most probably my favourite ever player Robbo, then Gazza, shame who they both played for afterwards.
Total legend.
Sign him up
Hmm. Max Miller... Well at least it ain't John Lacy!
Paul Miller - there was something unnatural, as a player about him.
If my thoughts are correct, it was Highbury?
Correct... It was either Boxing Day or New Year's Day..