And why? Well before my time but Dave MacKay for me for what I know and have read he was hard but fair and didn't take any shite and a modest man for what he achieved.....
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Gazza all day long
Stevie, of course; the lovely Daveed, because he's still worth it (and he can bring the champagne from his own vinyard); Erik Thorsvedt, just because I really liked him.
Glenn Hoddle. Legend.
Listening to Micky Hazard on the podcast, he sounds like a thoroughly nice chap. Not sure about going for a drink with Gazza, he’s an alcoholic right?? I think that would be a bit depressing.
Crouch! Think he'd be hilarious on a night out. That pic of him hanging out of the sunroof of a taxi always cracks me up
Gary Mabbutt. He’s just a near perfect decent bloke. Would love to talk about the 80s and 90s, the period I grew up and fell in love with the lilywhite shirt.
Should add, going for a drink with Gazza would be fucking depressing. I will remember him on the pitch, especially 1989-1991. Two seasons where he was an utter genius in our shirt.
Super Robbie Keane...fucking love him!
Shit! No smilies for him!
Shit! No smilies for him!
As a kid Ginola was my hero. I went on a tottenham football camp when i was like 9. I have a picture holding the worthington cup. Anyway i was being bullied by the other kids and one our midfield players at the time came over and read them the riot act. I cant remember who. Early 2000s if anyone can help. Made my day.
Have been in a lucky position to meet and have a pint with a fair number of ex Tottenham players, I really enjoyed meeting Ossie. He was a funny and intelligent guy. Micky Hazard is class - very friendly. Steve Perryman a bit guarded and a bit grumpy (well seemed to be)
I’ve always wanted to meet Paul Stewart, that seems a bit loaded nowadays, but he was always a special player to me when I first started going Spurs on a regular basis.
I’ve always wanted to meet Paul Stewart, that seems a bit loaded nowadays, but he was always a special player to me when I first started going Spurs on a regular basis.
Hossam Ghaly
Got to be Teddy.... my wingman for the night
A celebratory glass with all the top top yids, but number one would be Ledley