Yeah he wasn't setting the world alight at the time after his transfer but we all remember goals that players score against the scum.
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History Favourite ever North London Derby?
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Loving these replies....a lot of memories but I wasn't alive for the 5-0 (wish I was)...this should be a discussion on the pod, I think everyone has different experiences of each game...let's hope tomorrow can bring us all more happy memories to talk about in years to come.
Where are people drinking before the game? My mate wants to go to the Hole of Tottenham as he wants to abuse the south London mugs as they're walking past, but I'd rather go Billy Nic or B&H for a few Red Stripes
Where are people drinking before the game? My mate wants to go to the Hole of Tottenham as he wants to abuse the south London mugs as they're walking past, but I'd rather go Billy Nic or B&H for a few Red Stripes
1: Woolwich 2-3 Spurs
2. Woolwich 4-4 Spurs (partly because, looking back, that was the match that began taking the club to where we are today)
3. Spurs 5-1 Woolwich
4. Spurs 2-1 Woolwich (2009/2010)
5. Spurs 2-1 Woolwich (2011/2012)
2. Woolwich 4-4 Spurs (partly because, looking back, that was the match that began taking the club to where we are today)
3. Spurs 5-1 Woolwich
4. Spurs 2-1 Woolwich (2009/2010)
5. Spurs 2-1 Woolwich (2011/2012)
There isn't really a 'bad' place to drink before the NLD to be honest. It's personal preference
Woolwich 2-3 Spurs for me. I will never forget that one.
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I remember the whole day! What I had for breakfast (wheetos), to driving up there with my (Gooner) uncle, going into some Gooner old boy cafe with him and having to sit there in silence.
Finally getting into the ground, staying after FT for ages, finally coming out of the ground, singing to the exec. level through the glass windows as they watched, confused, drinking tea and eating prawn sandwiches (probably).
Some guy holding his seat up and everyone pointing at him shouting 'Yiddo/Yido!', meeting back up with my uncle by the big letter 'A' as 1000's of Spurs fans march across the bridge singing, whispering to him 'you're in bandit country now' (
). Etc.!
:avblol: :dawson:
Finally getting into the ground, staying after FT for ages, finally coming out of the ground, singing to the exec. level through the glass windows as they watched, confused, drinking tea and eating prawn sandwiches (probably).
Some guy holding his seat up and everyone pointing at him shouting 'Yiddo/Yido!', meeting back up with my uncle by the big letter 'A' as 1000's of Spurs fans march across the bridge singing, whispering to him 'you're in bandit country now' (
). Etc.!:avblol: :dawson:
I remember the whole day! What I had for breakfast (wheetos), to driving up there with my (Gooner) uncle, going into some Gooner old boy cafe with him and having to sit there in silence.
Finally getting into the ground, staying after FT for ages, finally coming out of the ground, singing to the exec. level through the glass windows as they watched, confused, drinking tea and eating prawn sandwiches (probably).
Some guy holding his seat up and everyone pointing at him shouting 'Yiddo/Yido!', meeting back up with my uncle by the big letter 'A' as 1000's of Spurs fans march across the bridge singing, whispering to him 'you're in bandit country now' (
:avblol: :dawson:
Mine was cooler than your one :hudd:
Wheetos for breakfast? No chance.
Beer instead then?
What a shocker that was.
Remember pre kick-off team walkabout on the pitch, and Brady getting abuse so he motioned to the Gooners in the Park lane to "get" our lot. Upon which our old crew in the West Enclosure steamed towards him and he shit a brick.
And just to cap the day, I got nicked at Kings cross after fighting Gooners and Chelsea who had come to ambush us.
The 91' semi I was 6 and it was the first game I remember watching. After Gazza's free kick I missed some of the game as I was trying to copy his free kick in my garden.
The best one I've actually been to was the 5-1. I was in Park Lane for it as it was before I got my season ticket. It was mental that night. The Danny Rose derby was also special. I remember seeing the ball go to him and thinking: "don't fucking shoot". Fortunately Rose and I don't have a psychic connection!
The best one I've actually been to was the 5-1. I was in Park Lane for it as it was before I got my season ticket. It was mental that night. The Danny Rose derby was also special. I remember seeing the ball go to him and thinking: "don't fucking shoot". Fortunately Rose and I don't have a psychic connection!
I didn't see the game as I was in Hamburg and there were no bars near where we were staying that were showing it. Had a mate texting me updates and went fucking mental on the streets of Hamburg when we won and all these Ben Shermans were looking at me like I was nuttier than squirrel shit
My favourite was actually a loss! But there is a reason. My first away game was in the 1996/1997 season and it was the 3-1 loss too the scum at the old cesspit library. It was cold and pissing down with rain. The match itself was a bit shit, but as a new fan the level and quality of support I was experiencing that day was second to none and so the day is still one of fondness for me.
That said, I have never been to a winning NLD, especially not away. All my others have been draws or losses and at WHL. I suspect there will be a game out there in the future willing to take it's place.
That said, I have never been to a winning NLD, especially not away. All my others have been draws or losses and at WHL. I suspect there will be a game out there in the future willing to take it's place.