On the other hand if he didn't score the winner in a 1-0 against West Ham on 19th April 1969, it being my first ever match and me being at the impressionable age of 14, I'd probably never have supported this bunch and would have saved a fortune.
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Supporters What’s your most cherished, prized Tottenham Hotspur possession ?
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You wouldn’t want it any other way
I can't even say my season ticket can I, because it's no longer a physical tangiable thing.
It's as real as John Terry's NFTs.
It's as real as John Terry's NFTs.
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Terry couldn't even spell NFT, let alone explain what one is.
"NFT? .........Yes bruv; National Front for life...."
You can see where the confusion started; can't you.........
That "For life" doesn't have a T in it?
John Terry can't spell...
That could be the saddest "Most Cherished, Prized Tottenham Hotspur Possession" in existence.Not quite on subject of the thread title but I did find this yesterday while going through an old box of stuff. Alas the sticker itself wasn't attached.
It's a shame you didn't claim it as such though...
....... but priceless to you, right?
Signed poster from David Ginola saying "To XXXX, best wishes, David", signed by all the squad at the time.
Dads had a friend who's brother was reserve keeper at the time so managed to get it sorted for me a kid.
Dads had a friend who's brother was reserve keeper at the time so managed to get it sorted for me a kid.
I did say it didn't fit the thread title but I would have been much happier if it was Chris Waddle or someone else. And that the sticker was intact.
I've still got the sky blue Hummel kit somewhere, I'll re-submit that instead.
I posted on a match thread, (Brighton ?), that I had lost my Spurs ring that I got for my 60th birthday. Delighted to report that I just found it (in my hairdryer drawer, if you're interested) and I can't tell you the relief and joy when I spotted it. I really thought I had lost it outside and wouldn't see it again. I know I could have probably bought a replacement, but the sentimental value is beyond price 
I don't have a most cherished Tottenham possession as such, what I cherish most are all the glorious memories of the time that we won the....
Wait, nope, nevermind...
Wait, nope, nevermind...
Just looked up what match it was and I was there too. Lost 2-1 to Chelsea remember Durie getting a lot of abuse because we had just signed him from them that summer
Great news!I posted on a match thread, (Brighton ?), that I had lost my Spurs ring that I got for my 60th birthday. Delighted to report that I just found it (in my hairdryer drawer, if you're interested) and I can't tell you the relief and joy when I spotted it. I really thought I had lost it outside and wouldn't see it again. I know I could have probably bought a replacement, but the sentimental value is beyond price
May I ask, how many hairdryers do you have, that they need their own draw?
Thanks
I have a high speed hairdryer, straighteners, giant hairspray can, hair wax, root touch up, texturising spray and a collection of brushes.
You did ask