You know, I’m very young and hadn’t seen this guy play so when I saw ur comment I immediately thought there’s no way he’s technically better than foden etc but after watching this I’m amazed, if hoddle was born in this era he’d be recognised properly as one of the greatest
@@Sho2Funny Today players are far less likely to shoot from distance than in Hoddle's day. Far more importance these days is placed on keeping possession of the ball. Shame because it was exciting to watch when someone as talented as Hoddle was scoring such breath-taking goals. Thanks for your kind comment.
That is me in the blue jumper next to the wooden hut...he was the greatest English midfielder in the last 45 yrs followed by Gazza ....Hoddle was a genius!!!
What a genius of a player! As a Spurs fan, l am honoured that this man played such beautiful football for us. Oh, to have him in the current team. True two footed player. The volley against Man Utd is breathtaking!
I'm Italian and I was a boy in 70's and early 80's but, believe me, I loved from since his skill to kick from long range with both feet. Never seen such a talent. Amazing player, a pity he was so underated
I'm a Man City fan, but I've always held Glenn Hoddle in very high respect. The way he was treated by England especially under Greenwood was a joke. One of the most talented players out of this country. Superb passer of the ball and ahead of his time.
That’s exactly what Brian Clough said. If the imbeciles at the FA had had some sense and given him the England job he would’ve Built a team around Glenn.
It's the England curse. We never make the most of our superstar players. Matt Le Tissier for instance, I don't think he even played for England 10 times. It's a joke.
The greatest talent of his generation, and criminal how England underused it. Hoddle is second only to Sir Bobby Charlton for having an equally devastating shot with each foot.
@@AntonyBlakeway-xh5vh Hoddle was great, but Le Tiss scored way more spectacular goals than Hoddle, and all in a struggling team with poorer-quality players around him than Hoddle had.
@@lardy70s Of course Hoddle won more because he played for a richer club in a better team with better players. Le Tiss was brilliant in quite a poor side. How would he have done if he'd have signed for a bigger club? We'll never know!
Sunday mornings in NZ in the early 80s often included Brian Moore and Match of the Day, which meant that Tottenham and Glenn Hoddle would be playing their blindingly entertaining and revolutionary soccer. He was my favorite player then and I've been a Tottenham fan ever since. Thanks for the compilation.
From a 'Gooner' I'm impressed..But u were fortunate to have the Irish contingent and one of them was a certain Liam Brady&of course you've also had Denis Berghamp,kind of similar to Hoddle (but played more forward) but he had such sublime skills that even a out&out Spurs fan would stop to watch him!
@@jerryoshea3116 you’ve just got to give credit it where’s its due, and Liam Brady what a player, and if you love football you can’t deny a class player, your only lying to yourself nice one mate 🤝
What a lovely player,he had the lot,2 feet. balance, vision,great passing range,good shot,great stamina and humility.From a Villa fan,my favourite player.
Arguably the most talented and underappreciated English player of all-time. The national teams of Netherlands, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Brazil and Argentina would never have allowed has talent to be wasted at international level in the way English managers did.
I'm spanish, born in 1973, and remember I loved this man's way of playing, but din't remember any play in particular. Now I Know where that love came from...
My boyhood idol. Hoddle is the reason I fell in love with football and Spurs. The most gifted, talented and technical footballer in English history. Equally skilled with both feet. The England national team should be have been built around him.
Hardcore Liverpool fan throughout Hoddle's playing days at Spurs, but this guy's ball-striking-technique was waaay beyond anything served up at Anfield, and was a thing to behold.
Yeah as I recall he was largely kept out of England team by Terry McDermott who was a fantastic player for Liverpool but don't remember him playing that well for England 🤔
@@clivebrown607 Mcdermott had a couple of unbelievable seasons for Liverpool 78/9, 79/80. Hoddle had a fantastic season also in 79/80 think he scored 20 league goals that season. Hoddle should have been a permanent fixture in the side in the England side from 1980
I saw that Glenn is now back home recovering from his heart attack. I just had to remind myself of his genius & loyalty to Spurs. I well remember every year that Man Utd were going to ' get their man' ! Not this time !!! The volleys against Shilton & even better one against Utd. The turn & chip against Watford . ( I remember that rare Televised game ! ) & then that devastating run & dummying the keeper .... Greavsie could'nt have done it better !! Get well soon Glenn .
England managers have a lot to answer for.Hoddle was the best and would grace any team today. He showed that football is not all about pace and aggression. He should have played at least 100 games for England. One of the greatest ever, an Englishman with Brazilian feet.
The vision of a Sheringham, the technique of Le tissier, plus more. As a West Ham fan from the 80s, I could have nothing but admiration for the skill of this extraordinary footballer
Walks into any team in the world, ever. Like a hybrid of Zidane, Figo and Rivaldo at their best, but a better passer and dribbler than each. Absolutely criminal that the national side wasn't built around him for 10 years.
Surely the greatest talent that England ever wasted. He should have been the first name down on the England Team. If Clough was England Manager then Hoddle would have won over 100 Caps. As a Spurs Fan he was my hero growing up, just wish he would have been more successful as Tottenham Manager to complete the story.
Glen was one of the greats, just look at some of them goals Wow, i am an Aston Villa fan ,but he was my number one player, when i was young i use to ply football, and i was always Glen Hoddle, He was a good England manager as well.
Incredible talent! That turn and chip over the keeper in the box was outstanding! Although a liverpool fan I grew up in the era of hoddle in the 80s. Incredible time.
When I was in my teen, i watched the FA final in1981, like Glen and became Spurs supporter till now 2020. Sadly quiet disappointed with the recent team...just couldn't win trophy.
I’m an arsenal support and even have to say criminal that he didn’t get at least 100 caps for England. if you have that unbelievable talent and under used by a England then England didn’t deserve to win anything. Fantastic player and I always admired hoddle even playing for the spuds.
In a recent interview Hoddle named his 3 best goals as the one against Nott Forest (at1:06) , the similar one against Man Utd (at 3:03) and the one against Oxford (at 3:53)
Van bastens favourite player , todays generation have no idea what a talent he was , a gifted cultured master with the ball , he could drop a ball on a six pence from anywhere on the park , there’s no one like him in our game anymore , plus he was a Harlow boy
Was at Stoke for his 1st goal and also Mansfield away when he equalised to keep us in the hunt for promotion. I wonder how much he'd be worth these days. Eat your heart out Grealish.
This content was suggested to me as I had commented, for a video on Cantona, that Platini, Cantona and Hoddle were my all time three favorite players, with similar technical abilities and flair. However, I had forgotten how many exceptional goals Hoddle scored. Now definitely place him before Cantona.
Because on this man , I have been Spurs fan since 1980 till now. There is no better Midfielder than him during those periods but sad thing England team never utilised him.
Grew up watching this genius and had the pleasure of seeing most of these goals live. 52 caps for England, complete joke. Bit like Scholes later, was shoved out on the left by negative, clueless managers... Robson and Reid could have been the perfect complement for his talent with a little bit of vision. Clough tried to sign him, if that doesn't convince you try the best player ever to the play the game. I was at Ossie Ardiles' testimonial in the mid 80s. Hoddle played alongside Maradonna who came out and said afterwards that England should build their whole team around Hoddle
English coaches didn`t really know how to use players like Glenn Hoddle. Alan Hudson and 2 or 3 others were also overlooked. I think the Dutch and certainly the French team of the 80`s may well have appreciated Glenn a lot more, and used a system which would have allowed him to flourish. Still, he got 53 caps, but should have been more. If Dave Sexton had been England manager, he would, I think, have built his team around Hoddle.
Yes, Platini said exactly that. He said that if Glenn was French, he would’ve got 150 caps and he would’ve had to play second fiddle as Glenn was the master.
My favourite English footballer by far. Unreal talent. And...... I'm Arsenal, true but he was brilliant, we had Brady who was amazing but truthfully speaking he wasvnot in the same league as Hoddle. I know a bit too, was in the Arsenal Youth team in 84. I was a left winger when KC RIP scored 60 goals in 1 season in the youth team. Back to Hoddle - best English footballer of his a other generations in my book.
The volley past Shilton is one of the best goals ever. From Milija Aleksic (thought it was Daines, sorry) boot to back of Shilton’s net without touching the ground - C’MON!!!
There's a number of quality number 10's that didn't get the England caps / status they deserved. The national teams obsession with sticking with a rigid 4-4-2 for so long meant those quality players never really got the opportunity to play the #10 role for England - in the way other nations would have built a team around them. Hoddle was one of the very best of those. Probably the best. An absolutely great player.
everything looked easy, he had grace, athleticism, vision, power in both feet, the greatest passer of a football bar none, should have had 100 + caps, there are real donkeys who played for England and got as many caps as this genius.
On just technical ability alone, the finest player England has ever produced.
You know, I’m very young and hadn’t seen this guy play so when I saw ur comment I immediately thought there’s no way he’s technically better than foden etc but after watching this I’m amazed, if hoddle was born in this era he’d be recognised properly as one of the greatest
@@Sho2Funny Today players are far less likely to shoot from distance than in Hoddle's day. Far more importance these days is placed on keeping possession of the ball. Shame because it was exciting to watch when someone as talented as Hoddle was scoring such breath-taking goals. Thanks for your kind comment.
The Sun reported Wayne Rooney said Joe Cole had more technical ability in his left foot, than him overall.
And Hoddle better than George Best? 😂
@@sirloin8745 The Sun/Wayne Rooney....lol...George Best was not English or did you not know that ?
Thats hard to argue. Barnes, Gazza, Scholes, I would say Foden at the moment, but Hoddle was another level in terms of control
People wonder why I grew up supporting Spurs #1
@@007JNR u must like winning fuck all 😂😂😂
@@007JNR Because they are dogs poo and win fuck all living in arsenals shadow
My boyhood hero and the major reason I'm a Spurs fan, the man was a genius on a football pitch
Yep him , Waddle and Allen
So it’s his fault then lol, I blame gazza for 30 years of hurt 😢
My boyhood hero too. I'm sure had he played in the PL era with much better pitches and less brutal tackling he would have shone even more.
Same here........
A great player and a good man. Highest compliment I can pay him is that I wish he'd played for Manchester United.
Never realised quite just how deadly he was. Some of these goals are absolutely outrageous.
You never saw all the goals he missed.
You can see the Police in the corner, muttering ‘That defending was criminal’.
All the goals he missed😂😂😂😂 110 goals for a midfielder doesn't look like he missed many.
His visionary passes was even better. The REASON I fell in love with football and Spurs.
Yid
Agreed his passing was superb.
Hoddle was Bergkamps hero.
that chip against watford. sublime
Greatest individual goal ever for me,flair,incisive,technique,finishing,
Total perfection.!!!
Pains me to say it as a Watford supporter as it was scored past us, but i've always been in awe of that goal. Magnificent
That is me in the blue jumper next to the wooden hut...he was the greatest English midfielder in the last 45 yrs followed by Gazza ....Hoddle was a genius!!!
Sit down Mr Cantona the real king is here.
Glenn Hoddle a true football genius and one ☝🏿 of the all time greats of the game ❤️👌👌👌👌👌
What a genius of a player! As a Spurs fan, l am honoured that this man played such beautiful football for us. Oh, to have him in the current team. True two footed player. The volley against Man Utd is breathtaking!
I'm Italian and I was a boy in 70's and early 80's but, believe me, I loved from since his skill to kick from long range with both feet. Never seen such a talent. Amazing player, a pity he was so underated
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3:03 Best ever freekick organization I have seen in my life
The man that made me a Spurs fan 40 years ago
Absolute genius, world class. COYS
I'm a Man City fan, but I've always held Glenn Hoddle in very high respect.
The way he was treated by England especially under Greenwood was a joke.
One of the most talented players out of this country.
Superb passer of the ball and ahead of his time.
Criminal that England didn't build a team around this man.
SOP from the Elites
Closest thing to an English messi or ronaldinho.
@@speedking7224 In the 10, he played like Zidane
That’s exactly what Brian Clough said. If the imbeciles at the FA had had some sense and given him the England job he would’ve Built a team around Glenn.
It's the England curse. We never make the most of our superstar players. Matt Le Tissier for instance, I don't think he even played for England 10 times. It's a joke.
The greatest talent of his generation, and criminal how England underused it. Hoddle is second only to Sir Bobby Charlton for having an equally devastating shot with each foot.
Better passer,better technique than Charlton.
@@keithmaxine2755 But Charlton was a more complete player.
@@guillermojoaquinbello448 Jimmy Greaves ?
The same as Scholes
A great manager too, pressured into resigning got no good reason.
Talent beyond belief-his passing was even better
Probably the best English midfield player ever an absolute gem
Matt le Tissier is better than Hoddle.
What are you smoking@@RowntreeRobin
@@AntonyBlakeway-xh5vh Hoddle was great, but Le Tiss scored way more spectacular goals than Hoddle, and all in a struggling team with poorer-quality players around him than Hoddle had.
@@BadgerBotherer1 Hoddle had way more skill than Le Tissier and won more.
@@lardy70s Of course Hoddle won more because he played for a richer club in a better team with better players. Le Tiss was brilliant in quite a poor side. How would he have done if he'd have signed for a bigger club? We'll never know!
Sunday mornings in NZ in the early 80s often included Brian Moore and Match of the Day, which meant that Tottenham and Glenn Hoddle would be playing their blindingly entertaining and revolutionary soccer. He was my favorite player then and I've been a Tottenham fan ever since. Thanks for the compilation.
I grew up in NZ too and have also been a Spurs fan ever since because of that awesome Spurs team in the early 80’s 👍🏽
The big match .
Glenn Hoddle , probably the most naturally gifted English player ever .
Absolutely criminal that Glenn Hoddle didn't get to at least 100 caps for England , if he was any other nationality , he would've with ease .
Same in Oz.
Glen Hoddles shots are the equivalent to when you take away shot error and increase power on fifa . Unstoppable and strangely beautiful to watch
i’m a Gooner and you can’t deny the class this guy had !! what a player ….
From a 'Gooner' I'm impressed..But u were fortunate to have the Irish contingent and one of them was a certain Liam Brady&of course you've also had Denis Berghamp,kind of similar to Hoddle (but played more forward) but he had such sublime skills that even a out&out Spurs fan would stop to watch him!
@@jerryoshea3116 you’ve just got to give credit it where’s its due, and Liam Brady what a player, and if you love football you can’t deny a class player, your only lying to yourself nice one mate 🤝
I think my favourite player of all time. Langurous, classy, explosive, two-footed, cultured, clever….he had it all. From an Arsenal fan.
Scored goals that no-one else could.
This man is the whole reason I love Tottenham
Me too. Life long fan. Had the pleasure of seeing him play in 1986 when I was 7. His passing and vision were extraordinary. Nobody comes close.
He was special. A brilliant player and a far tougher player than given credit for.
What a lovely player,he had the lot,2 feet. balance, vision,great passing range,good shot,great stamina and humility.From a Villa fan,my favourite player.
VillaSamba Brasil he could sing too lol
@@truthseeker3503, no, he couldn't. neither could Chris Waddle!
@@leeeastwood6368 😂😂😂
Not to mention his tackling. Jude Bellingham reminds me of him so much. His recent chip for Madrid in a pre-season game just screamed Hoddle.
if he was named hoddleinho he would be revived around the world. underrated player.
and revered.
The volley against Man Utd is rarely seen, but one of the best
Outrageously gifted footballer: he could of walked into any team of his era.
What a player, pleasure to watch the absolute beauty of it!
Arguably the most talented and underappreciated English player of all-time. The national teams of Netherlands, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Brazil and Argentina would never have allowed has talent to be wasted at international level in the way English managers did.
England’s finest talent bar none. A genius with the ball at his feet
So many lasting memories. A true entertainer and legend!
I'm spanish, born in 1973, and remember I loved this man's way of playing, but din't remember any play in particular. Now I Know where that love came from...
My boyhood idol. Hoddle is the reason I fell in love with football and Spurs. The most gifted, talented and technical footballer in English history. Equally skilled with both feet. The England national team should be have been built around him.
The greatest. Thank you Glenda for my finest moments watching spurs 👍👍
Hardcore Liverpool fan throughout Hoddle's playing days at Spurs, but this guy's ball-striking-technique was waaay beyond anything served up at Anfield, and was a thing to behold.
The BEST English midfielder of the last 50 years should have played 100 times for England
Totally agree. My favourite midfielder.
Great player but not England’s best midfielder Bobby Charlton
Yeah as I recall he was largely kept out of England team by Terry McDermott who was a fantastic player for Liverpool but don't remember him playing that well for England 🤔
@@michaelgaskell2031 In fairness i did say the last 50 years. Charlton was a tad before that..
@@clivebrown607 Mcdermott had a couple of unbelievable seasons for Liverpool 78/9, 79/80. Hoddle had a fantastic season also in 79/80 think he scored 20 league goals that season. Hoddle should have been a permanent fixture in the side in the England side from 1980
I saw that Glenn is now back home recovering from his heart attack. I just had to remind myself of his genius & loyalty to Spurs. I well remember every year that Man Utd were going to ' get their man' ! Not this time !!!
The volleys against Shilton & even better one against Utd. The turn & chip against Watford . ( I remember that rare Televised game ! ) & then that devastating run & dummying the keeper .... Greavsie could'nt have done it better !! Get well soon Glenn .
England managers have a lot to answer for.Hoddle was the best and would grace any team today.
He showed that football is not all about pace and aggression.
He should have played at least 100 games for England.
One of the greatest ever, an Englishman with Brazilian feet.
The punches in the air. The balletic volleys. Barry Davies. Even the yellow socks. Brilliant.
Nothing better than Barry davies, brilliant commentator
The vision of a Sheringham, the technique of Le tissier, plus more. As a West Ham fan from the 80s, I could have nothing but admiration for the skill of this extraordinary footballer
The goal he scores at 1:17 against Nottingham Forest is the one I always remember.
Me too...and the volley against ManU
Simply one of the most elegant skillful players ever…..so,typically not English….my fav England player,ever
That one two with Ardiles v United will stay with me forvever. Never forget the first time I saw it. Barry Davies commentry was perfect too.
I'm a Liverpool fan but loved watching Hoddle, went to WHL a few times as a kid, the guy is a genius with a football.
Really should have been England's Zidane, with Bryan Robson as the powerhouse around him
Always said the same thing, another fantastic player was Bryan Robson
Robson the sicknote?
even as a united fan i couldn't wait to see what the great man did
Walks into any team in the world, ever. Like a hybrid of Zidane, Figo and Rivaldo at their best, but a better passer and dribbler than each. Absolutely criminal that the national side wasn't built around him for 10 years.
Goddle. Arguably England's best ever talent.
No argument,who comes close.
Some great players yes,but for vision,flair and technique,he,s a level up.
Alongside Gascoigne
The greatest player I have ever seen.. As a Leicester supporter watching him play as player manager foe Swindon in the 1993 first div play-off final
Surely the greatest talent that England ever wasted. He should have been the first name down on the England Team. If Clough was England Manager then Hoddle would have won over 100 Caps. As a Spurs Fan he was my hero growing up, just wish he would have been more successful as Tottenham Manager to complete the story.
Glen was one of the greats, just look at some of them goals Wow, i am an Aston Villa fan ,but he was my number one player, when i was young i use to ply football, and i was always Glen Hoddle, He was a good England manager as well.
Incredible talent! That turn and chip over the keeper in the box was outstanding! Although a liverpool fan I grew up in the era of hoddle in the 80s. Incredible time.
Hoddle and Jennings my two heroes growing up.
When I was in my teen, i watched the FA final in1981, like Glen and became Spurs supporter till now 2020. Sadly quiet disappointed with the recent team...just couldn't win trophy.
One of the best finishers of the ball the game has seen. Get well soon
All those amazing goals..then that assist at the end showed his passing ability. Great player.
One off my absolute heroes..dreamt of being like him..get well soon glen..from newcastle fan
So many fantastic goals from one pure genius
England's best player for a generation, criminally underused by Greenwood.
and bobby robson
Midfield maestro Glen Hoddle
statto74 i
Not just management but the F.A.
Hoddle was English but played like a continental and the old duffers at the F.A. couldn't get their heads around it.
statto74 Ray Wilkins told me he (and Bryan Robson) owed Glenn caps.
pure genius really proud he played for my club spurs
I’m an arsenal support and even have to say criminal that he didn’t get at least 100 caps for England. if you have that unbelievable talent and under used by a England then England didn’t deserve to win anything. Fantastic player and I always admired hoddle even playing for the spuds.
In a recent interview Hoddle named his 3 best goals as the one against Nott Forest (at1:06) , the similar one against Man Utd (at 3:03) and the one against Oxford (at 3:53)
Against Oxford, he sold them 4 fakes. what a finish.
These are some beautiful goals.
My absolute football hero in my growing up years
Lifelong spurs fan here. Hoddle was pure class, a genius with both feet. One of the greatest ever to wear a spurs & England shirt COYD.
I learned to play football by watching Glenn. Hodd the God
World Class player, what a shame he wasn’t given the respect he deserved.
Today he’d be on Messi/Ronaldo level.
His football is so BEAUTIFUL!!
Glad i got to see him play back in the day, spurs legend 🏅 COYS
Van bastens favourite player , todays generation have no idea what a talent he was , a gifted cultured master with the ball , he could drop a ball on a six pence from anywhere on the park , there’s no one like him in our game anymore , plus he was a Harlow boy
Was at Stoke for his 1st goal and also Mansfield away when he equalised to keep us in the hunt for promotion. I wonder how much he'd be worth these days. Eat your heart out Grealish.
He'd be worth nothing today as he would have been coached to pass it sideways and backwards which is the reason no one comes close anymore.
This content was suggested to me as I had commented, for a video on Cantona, that Platini, Cantona and Hoddle were my all time three favorite players, with similar technical abilities and flair. However, I had forgotten how many exceptional goals Hoddle scored. Now definitely place him before Cantona.
0:25 - I’m not sure what’s more unbelievable - the number of people packed into that stand or the state of the pitch.
Our best ever player
Hoddle and my Dad are the reason I support Spurs.
The greatest English football has produced, ever. Easily one of the best midfielders world has seen, ever.
Gerrard was better and more inspirational.
get better soon glen you were a great player.god bless you.
I’d never seen Hoddle play due to my age. The way Keane and Scholes talked about him on the Overlap did not disappoint. What a player
One of the classiest players ever
@3.50. If I'm not mistaken, that was in his last game for Spurs. This is what it looks like when a Jedi master plays football
Because on this man , I have been Spurs fan since 1980 till now. There is no better Midfielder than him during those periods but sad thing England team never utilised him.
England never utilised Barnes properly either.
Grew up watching this genius and had the pleasure of seeing most of these goals live. 52 caps for England, complete joke. Bit like Scholes later, was shoved out on the left by negative, clueless managers... Robson and Reid could have been the perfect complement for his talent with a little bit of vision. Clough tried to sign him, if that doesn't convince you try the best player ever to the play the game. I was at Ossie Ardiles' testimonial in the mid 80s. Hoddle played alongside Maradonna who came out and said afterwards that England should build their whole team around Hoddle
English coaches didn`t really know how to use players like Glenn Hoddle. Alan Hudson and 2 or 3 others were also overlooked. I think the Dutch and certainly the French team of the 80`s may well have appreciated Glenn a lot more, and used a system which would have allowed him to flourish. Still, he got 53 caps, but should have been more. If Dave Sexton had been England manager, he would, I think, have built his team around Hoddle.
Tony Currie/Duncan McKenzie as well as Sir Glenn and Huddy....
Brian Clough as well..but he could drift out of a match and do very little as well..that was the problem..
@@Isleofskye tony currie did not play for a top club though..no idea what he would be like in a big match..
@@kailashpatel1706 same as hoddle.
Yes, Platini said exactly that. He said that if Glenn was French, he would’ve got 150 caps and he would’ve had to play second fiddle as Glenn was the master.
My favourite English footballer by far.
Unreal talent.
And...... I'm Arsenal, true but he was brilliant, we had Brady who was amazing but truthfully speaking he wasvnot in the same league as Hoddle.
I know a bit too, was in the Arsenal Youth team in 84. I was a left winger when KC RIP scored 60 goals in 1 season in the youth team.
Back to Hoddle - best English footballer of his a other generations in my book.
The volley past Shilton is one of the best goals ever. From Milija Aleksic (thought it was Daines, sorry) boot to back of Shilton’s net without touching the ground - C’MON!!!
That wasn't Daines in goal, it was Aleksic
And Shilton had the audacity to say, he got a hand to it - true story! Yeah, just like you did with the 4 penalties Germany took in 1990!!
There's a number of quality number 10's that didn't get the England caps / status they deserved. The national teams obsession with sticking with a rigid 4-4-2 for so long meant those quality players never really got the opportunity to play the #10 role for England - in the way other nations would have built a team around them. Hoddle was one of the very best of those. Probably the best. An absolutely great player.
My favourite player ever
The goals at 2:37 and 3:05 still shine in my memory as pure, unrefined and definitive Hoddle.
The goal at 3:05 I still remember from when I was a kid. Always tried to emulate it! Such a classy player.
A Liverpool fan.
everything looked easy, he had grace, athleticism, vision, power in both feet, the greatest passer of a football bar none, should have had 100 + caps, there are real donkeys who played for England and got as many caps as this genius.
Glen Hoddle is why i love football. My first hero as a kid.
The boy could play!
An absolute LEGEND never to be seen again
Get well soon Glenn 🙏
My favourite player of all time - first encounter with the sublime when i was nine years old.
supremely gifted , arguably best ever english midfielder .
Blimey, some of those are absolute bangers...
Always my favourite player....gifted & brilliant
3:25 that volley against Man Utd , loved it then , love it now , an iconic goal from an iconic player .
i went to that game
best player ever - genius.
jim bo absolutely
Agreed