The Spurs were always a team that you would want to see on Match of the Day. Didn't win much but they had some cracking players always looking to do things the right way. Things haven't really changed. Still a good side to watch and root for if they are not playing your team.
I missed a Hoddle chip from about the inside right potion against Watford. I remember also a John Chiedozi volley against somebody from somewhere near the corner flag.
Spurs has the best pool of gifted and talented players during the 80s . Its a pity that they couldnt win the league during that era. Hodle, Clive Allen, Graham Roberts., Ardilles, Ricky Villa, Wadle, Perryman, Crooks, Archibald, Gary Steven, Mahbut, Hughton, Clemence, Gascoigne, Paul Miller, were superb players but still couldnt win the league because Liverpool was the best team that ruled during the 70s and 80s
AMAZING!!! do you Now that my grandad who saddly past a way😰 hanged out with him and got my grandad free tickets every match my daddy new him aswell and played Football with him in the garden all the cool boys at school didint Belive him 😂 in these days put a photo of you and him and there you go
Spurs have always been the nearly men. They have had some great players down the years but have never attained to Great Team despite picking up the odd trophy here and there!
Tottenham Hotspur are pure class Chelsea cannot match our history we didn’t have to buy our trophies 🏆 🏆🏆🏆 all this without Russian dodgy money 💰
When the beautiful game truly was beautiful , and 250,000 quid was a transfer fee ,not a weeks wages for the best of " them "
Love the spurs team of the 70s .
Volume levels were all over the place but still great to see again. Glen Hoddle was sheer class!
I love this club since from the beginning
Love this club since 1998
You must be extremely old!
@@davidcopson5800 Lol..I'm not old mr?
@@djsamuel ...Tottenham is been in my heart for longer time....I think I was born a Tottenham's Hotspur fan..?
Some truly great players have passed through the gates at white hart lane? But Hoddle was something very special, truly world-class 👍
The glory days when White Hart Lane stood atop Mount Olympus !!
You must’ve been really fit in order to get up there?! 😂
We don't cross enough today at spurs. Gilzean would've been wanted by every team in europe. What a player, maybe the best header of the ball all time
Yes I think him&Dennis Law and not long afterwards I would Andy Gray..But Alan seemed to know how guide and generate such power!
Legends all. COYS
I was at Jimmy Greaves' testimonial against Feyenoord, 1972. He scored in the first few minutes and I missed it! We won, though. Great memory.
He did the same thing at Pat's testimonial agains the scum in '76
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Horrible to think that what they got combined probably wouldn't cover Kane's weekly wage.
I was there too, Jimmy's goal was yards offside but who was complaining? 😂
Imagine... Greaves & Hoddle in the same line up . . .
Dream team.
Plus Chris Waddle, Gazza, and Gary Lineker before he became a complete and utter knob.
...and Micky Hazard
@@thelstanedwardsson4374 Yes ur right on all accounts..And I'm beginning to think GL always was,but he just hid it well!
@@jerryoshea3116 Yep probably.
Falcao,villa, Perryman, crooks, what a goal. Legends for me.
The Spurs were always a team that you would want to see on Match of the Day. Didn't win much but they had some cracking players always looking to do things the right way. Things haven't really changed. Still a good side to watch and root for if they are not playing your team.
I think that about sums up the Spurs!
what a great side. I'd go to watch this team.
I missed a Hoddle chip from about the inside right potion against Watford. I remember also a John Chiedozi volley against somebody from somewhere near the corner flag.
1:56 my OCD kicking in. I thought Colmans mustard didn't have an 'e' 😂
Why is Spurs my second team?.............Alan Gilzean............No one better.
Spurs has the best pool of gifted and talented players during the 80s . Its a pity that they couldnt win the league during that era. Hodle, Clive Allen, Graham Roberts., Ardilles, Ricky Villa, Wadle, Perryman, Crooks, Archibald, Gary Steven, Mahbut, Hughton, Clemence, Gascoigne, Paul Miller, were superb players but still couldnt win the league because Liverpool was the best team that ruled during the 70s and 80s
At least they won some trophy like FA Cup in 1981, 1982 and UEFA Cup in 1984
AMAZING!!! do you Now that my grandad who saddly past a way😰 hanged out with him and got my grandad free tickets every match my daddy new him aswell and played Football with him in the garden all the cool boys at school didint Belive him 😂 in these days put a photo of you and him and there you go
I new where he was and when my dad told me he new him I was ACCTUALLY AMAZED
"past a way"?? Seriously?
Pity you didn't 'hanged out' with a dictionary.
Now we have 'selfish' players.
Crooks was ditched far too early always scored goals
He looked very much like Pele in size and build.
@@errcoche and that is where the comparison ended. 😂 COYS!!!
@@gregod806 and now he looks very much like the ball in build. God did he get fat.
holy shit, players with dirty kit!
You, go and mess somewhere else 😡
@@briananthony3676 Yeah, most young people seem to think kit has always been clean. Well, it ain't!!
Were Spurs in the '70s only allowed to score against Wolves?
We definitely had a sign over them in the 70's😂
how ironic that the Spurs gaffer is now an ex- wolves boss !!
Spurs have always been the nearly men. They have had some great players down the years but have never attained to Great Team despite picking up the odd trophy here and there!