Only 3 months left with your bollocks then.
Let us know how the op goes
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Only 3 months left with your bollocks then.
Let us know how the op goes
Nobody took the bet so bollocks from me for longer than that.
You are not suggesting we are dependent upon Kane and Son for most of our goals are you ?
Think the stats are that they are responsible for about 75% of our goals and not far less for assists ?
We need Mourhino to let Ndombele and Bergwijn in particular to go forward and do more assisting
Ally Dick still holds the top flight record for us though.
Catching up with... Ally Dick | Tottenham Hotspur
Some of the lesser-spotted former players from our successful team of the early-1980s were visitors to the new stadium recently for a private charity event, which coincided with the 35-year anniversary of our memorable UEFA Cup victory in 1984. We caught up with some of them to look back on...
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A midfielder from Stirling, Scotland, Ally joined us as an apprentice and was thrown in for his senior debut from the start at just 16 years, 301 days old as we beat Manchester City 2-0 at White Hart Lane in February, 1982, making him the youngest player ever to appear for us at the time.
That record has since been eclipsed, although the now-54-year-old remains the youngest player ever to start a game for us – something he was reminded of when he visited our new stadium last month to catch up with some of his former 1984 UEFA Cup-winning team-mates at a charity gala dinner.
And he still holds the record for being the youngest top flight player for us.Catching up with... Ally Dick | Tottenham Hotspur
Some of the lesser-spotted former players from our successful team of the early-1980s were visitors to the new stadium recently for a private charity event, which coincided with the 35-year anniversary of our memorable UEFA Cup victory in 1984. We caught up with some of them to look back on...
A midfielder from Stirling, Scotland, Ally joined us as an apprentice and was thrown in for his senior debut from the start at just 16 years, 301 days old as we beat Manchester City 2-0 at White Hart Lane in February, 1982, making him the youngest player ever to appear for us at the time.
That record has since been eclipsed, although the now-54-year-old remains the youngest player ever to start a game for us – something he was reminded of when he visited our new stadium last month to catch up with some of his former 1984 UEFA Cup-winning team-mates at a charity gala dinner.
To start a game. Devine is our youngest player and also he is our youngest goalscorer at 𝟭𝟲 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 and 𝟭𝟲𝟯 𝗱𝗮𝘆𝘀 old.And he still holds the record for being the youngest top flight player for us.
Top flight - means League game.
Pretty sure Lucas scored with a free kick this season, in the FA Cup?
Yes, v Marine. Thanks.
Him and Lewa are so far ahead of every other striker, in my view.
And he has 37 goals and 8 assists in 33 matches.