The goal against Oxford takes some beating as well
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My favourite was the one against Oxford? Can't be a.. bothered to Google it but think it was in his last game before the '87 cup final and he collected the balloon the edge of their area, dummied a couple of their players and went round the keeper.
Still the best for scoring the most spectacular goals. Quite a few players score a humdinger once or twice in their careers - Glenn did it consistently over several seasons.
Still the best for scoring the most spectacular goals. Quite a few players score a humdinger once or twice in their careers - Glenn did it consistently over several seasons.
It was.
My favourite as well.His last goal/Appearance at the lane as a spurs player.
The greatest player i ever saw playing for us,without a shadow of a doubt.
Thanks, I saw your post after I wrote mine
It's between him and Willem Korsten
for me.
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It was... I was there... I seem to remember he was in tears as he blew kisses to the Paxton Road end...
Sadly, it was all Arsene Wenger's doing, as Glenn left for Monaco that Summer...
Here ya go Mrs P... Save the aggro of Googling it!
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So we had good reason the hate Wenger before we had good reason to hate Wenger...
Yup... He's always been our kryptonite!
Fucking Denis Nilsen lookalike!!!
(I know it's a cheap shot, but he REALLY DID look like him!)
...no, he really did!
There's nothing cheap in stating, what is an undeniable fact...Yup... He's always been our kryptonite!
Fucking Denis Nilsen lookalike!!!
(I know it's a cheap shot, but he REALLY did you know!)
not just this goal but the story around it. Loved that he got to sign off in such a Goddle way with a goal like that.
I was 16 and may have shed a few tears when he went.
I was 16 and may have shed a few tears when he went.
I just feel bad that I've let 'it' appear into the Glenn Hoddle thread!!!
I remember it clearly, I had the perfect view of it at the front of The Shelf, was fitting that it was his last goal for us
That was my first ever Spurs kit. Still one of our best ever kits IMO
What a player. Along with Gascoigne, Hoddle is IMHO, the greatest natural talent (that made it to pro level) ever produced in England.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UV58u6TtEqQ
same year, ball doesn't touch the ground from our keeper to goal
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGzxpY1sQ4Q
Not just Hoddle's goals, but some of the interplay was outstanding.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1kUVf8-sp0
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1kUVf8-sp0
David Beckham and his family just want no accountability for any of his actions that, let’s just say, didn’t go right.
I was below the shelf for it, 2nd "block" from the goal.I remember it clearly, I had the perfect view of it at the front of The Shelf, was fitting that it was his last goal for us
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