Hope we do something for Tel today. Loved him. My first manager. Bunked off to support him outside the high court and never took to Sugar. Imagine if he hadn’t needed Sugar’s cash. What a man. Played football the right way.
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Elon Musk has nothing to do with it!!
Spirit of '91... We're DOING this for Terry!
Proper Tottenham!
Requiescat in Pace Don Terry. Let's lift the FA Cup for him this season in memory of 67 and 91
Unfortunately, not surprised to hear this, Robbo mentioned how ill he was during his Covid zoom calls.
Tel was a true character, good man manager and a bit of a crooner.
RIP
Tel was a true character, good man manager and a bit of a crooner.
RIP
RIP Terry.
A sad day for Spurs.
A sad day for Spurs.
A goal on 67 minutes, and then seal it with another on 91 minutes would be fitting!
Think it's a bit more nuanced than that Mau, but I agree with the sentiment
RIP Terry Venables.
Legend
Legend
Ma Maw wrote to Mr Venables asking if I could be mascot for a friendly against Hearts. Nobody actually expected him to reply, but he did and I got to run out with the team.
Clearly a lovely guy. RIP
Clearly a lovely guy. RIP
Oh wow, just heard.
Loved him at Spurs. Saw his first game as England manager at Wembley as well. A great character.
Loved him at Spurs. Saw his first game as England manager at Wembley as well. A great character.
RIP Terry. Such a great character.
RIP Tel.
When I was a kid, I must be honest and say that he was more of a Chelsea player than Spurs, but he made a good impact when we bought him and for the time he was with us. Whatever club he was at, he was always a star. A fondly remembered manager too. We all love a rascally wide boy and that's what he was. Nice bloke.
He's earned a heartfelt tribute today - I'd go for a minute's applause, to thank the guy for all he achieved in football.
When I was a kid, I must be honest and say that he was more of a Chelsea player than Spurs, but he made a good impact when we bought him and for the time he was with us. Whatever club he was at, he was always a star. A fondly remembered manager too. We all love a rascally wide boy and that's what he was. Nice bloke.
He's earned a heartfelt tribute today - I'd go for a minute's applause, to thank the guy for all he achieved in football.
That Euro 96 team were outstanding, so many great players in their pomp.
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