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Still my favourite moment watching Spurs. I ended up about 8 rows away on the old Wembley seating from my seat. Bloody insane, still makes me grin now........., arms and limbs everywhere. We stopped those nomads from doing the double, won the cup despite we were in serious financial shit, it really was us against the world, you could sense the everyone in this together front all day..........
John Player - was on 20 a day by the time i was 13.
tony galvin, socks down, pace, ability to beat a player and put a cross in......I got as far as socks down
I used to love grabbing other bloke's testicles and shouting 'VINNY JONES'
That may be a lie
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I was 6 watching it with my Woolwich supporting uncle.
He picked me up, upside down by my ankle - and started shouting "come on you Spurs!" which I still don't really get to this day.
Probably should have called child line.
I've always just wanted to be Mrs Perryman (although I confess that I wouldn't have minded having Daveed on the side!)
What?!!
What?!!
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You know the drill - out in the playground pretending to be your favourite player.
Who was it?
For me it was Darren Anderton! I played right forward and my best mate was always Sheringham
In the back garden with my older brother - you know older sibling rules... I was ALWAYS in goal - so Thorstvedt too!
Just curious - different ages of people and types of players you wanted to emulate. Maybe you didn't do this at all??
Who was it?
For me it was Darren Anderton! I played right forward and my best mate was always Sheringham
In the back garden with my older brother - you know older sibling rules... I was ALWAYS in goal - so Thorstvedt too!
Just curious - different ages of people and types of players you wanted to emulate. Maybe you didn't do this at all??
Steve Perryman.
Nice thread - put a smile on my face thinking back all those years.
Nice thread - put a smile on my face thinking back all those years.
The Barry Davies commentary is stitched into my memory.
‘Is Gascoigne going to have a crack? He is you know. Oh I say!!!’
Schoolboy’s own stuff indeed.
My neighbour was Mrs B, used to take all my wayward footballs and stash them in her shed.
When I was about 7, I nicked the little scissors from the cupboard, and cut through the fence to try and break in to her shed and get them back!
I didn't get them, just got a bollocking for ruining the scissors...
Always hoddle.
(And I can clearly remember doing the Mick Channon windmill goal celebration when scoring in matches).
(And I can clearly remember doing the Mick Channon windmill goal celebration when scoring in matches).
Alfie Conn
Before we had Hoddle or Gazza we had Alfie Conn, not with us long but quickly acheived cult hero status with his ball at feet direct running at defences. To dare is to do could of been written for him. Proper Tottenham player.
As kids we used to mimic his sitting on the ball antics after he tore Leeds apart, shame there's no photos of it.
Before we had Hoddle or Gazza we had Alfie Conn, not with us long but quickly acheived cult hero status with his ball at feet direct running at defences. To dare is to do could of been written for him. Proper Tottenham player.
As kids we used to mimic his sitting on the ball antics after he tore Leeds apart, shame there's no photos of it.