My favourite ever goal and one of the all-time great bits of football commentary. Perfection.

First football memory I have pretty good start

Sadly, Hoddle left the season before Gascoigne arrived. To have seen those two and Waddle in the same Spurs team would have been something magical. Then Waddle left the season after.

Sadly Waddle left for Marseille just as Lineker was signing. Gary greeted him with “Bastard” when Spurs played Marseille in a pre season friendly shortly afterward

@@stevepmg9202 I think Waddle left because of the English clubs being banned from Europe and he wanted to play in those competitions, probably why Hoddle left as well.

He is the most gifted British footballer I've ever seen. Touched by genius.

Ah no lol not fit to Lace their boots

@@brianfitzpatrick9949 The most natural footballer I've seen. He would be remembered as one of the greats if his mind/body didnt fail him.

@@blairrobert3438 I think most players would've been finished after damaged knee ligaments and a broken leg, one of those injuries could've wrecked a lot of players career.

Amen to all that. Part of me wishes he had gone to Utd -- I'm certain his life would have turned out differently under a manager like Ferguson, and in a dressing room with Keane et al. Venables gave him too loose a leash, and I think he was lonely in London, so far from home.

​@@alistairhann2094 Gazza was ok when he was at Tottenham, he was just a normal young lad having a good time, the alcoholism and depression problems started when he was at Lazio, where he was always injured.

I agree

I became a Spurs fan for life as a kid because of him, went to the old White Hart Lane and couldn't believe the atmosphere, I'll always love that little old ground. I've been to a few of the top club's grounds in the country and still prefer the atmosphere there.

@@jimmynich4791 I've seen some great players at Spurs. But only one genius - Gascoigne. By many miles the most gifted British footballer of my lifetime. My first season at the Lane was Hoddle's last with the club. Probably the best atmospheres I can remember were those European nights under Harry when Bale was simply unplayable.

@@alistairhann2094 I remember going to the Inter Milan game where we won 3-0 in the Europa league, I think it was Bale's last season there, he scored a header in that game and played sensationally. I often think Spurs could've really done something if we managed to hold on to some key players a little bit longer, obviously when Real Madrid come calling it's difficult for any club. With Redknapp and Pochettino it was a case of managers Levy should've had more faith in, yeah we hit some really bad form under poch but his previous form should've granted him a bit more time, Levy had too high expectations for every season. Now it's just chaos and a different manager is favourite every few days, I think it might be Levy is expecting too much and doesn't like how much investment they think the team needs to meet his expectations.

Nice to hear your story, 2 great players. Gazza is still my favourite player.

Your welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Still can't fathom why Hoddle did that, maybe he felt like Gazza was a bad influence on the squad but you gotta take players like that who can really conjure something.

I agree a genius of a player, definitely world class

Well said.Shiltons reaction , throwing his arms in the air as it was someone else's fault.Typical Shilton.He was always suspect on long shots.

And more

I have to say as much misery as Patrick Viera has caused me as a Spurs fan I cannot deny his quality, If you love football there are some players you have to love even if you hate their team and I do!

I still remember the commentary like it was yesterday

I agree one of the all time greats, Legend.

Gaza was pure genius

Or an England one!

I'd say that he's one of the most talented/gifted to ever pull on a Spurs shirt but I couldn't call him the greatest. He was inconsistent and didn't really spend much time at Spurs. Just 3 full seasons and one FA Cup. There are others who were more consistent, spent more time at the club and won more trophies. Cliff Jones comes to mind. Glenn Hoddle is another. Alan Gilzean. Jimmy Greaves. Ossie Ardiles. Dave Mackay. Ron Burgess...

Hoddle and Greaves then Gazza

@@markaskew5822 Saw Hoddle and Gazza play and the memories of Hoddle are far stronger, his passing/vision were stunning, inch perfect with both feet, side spin, back spin, threading the eye of a needle passing, easily one of the all time greats to have ever kicked a ball. So undervalued by England.

I agree, he was different class

'God' ...I suppose he was really mike

😂

I agree a brilliant footballer

@@supertottenhamtv praying that he stays happy and healthy, justa year older than me #COYS #TTID

@@nahdiabbas1648 Hopefully fingers crossed

Rob your sacked

Why work for goner?

trippy119 - Great days that were pure. ( Born in Leeds, Spurs Fan ). Yorkshire Born, Southern Bred, Strong in arm and strong in head.

Gazza would be walk in this team and make them tick as a team especially playing with the likes of Kane, Son and Bentancur. Todays result is terrible, they were awful

No chance

He was brilliant at free kicks

Yeah would of been a great combination

thats gonna be class attacking side.

@@TELE6220 Le tissier was an absolute genius you mug. If twats like Hoddle and venables would have picked him for England instead of their overrated Spurs Bumchums (Sheringham, Anderton, Barmby etc) they would have won a major Trophy. Even Xavi of Barca and Spain said that he used to Watch MOTD to watch Matt Le tiss because he was 'out of this World'. He stayed at Saints because he was loyal. Turned down spurs when Hoddle was there and he then got fucked over. LE GOD!

@@TELE6220 And I never said he was. My point being, what an attacking and exciting team England could have had in the 90s. and there where others Like Fowler, McManaman etc

@@thrdrc21 sheringham was world class you mug

nothing to do with london life, he was born a free spirit, n made his own life choices, n lets be honest he is having a very good one all in all.

Nothing to do with London life. He obviously can't cope with not playing the game anymore. Fabulous player !

his demons were inside him and would've gone with him wherever he went.

Nothing to do with London, his alcoholism and depression problems started when he was at Lazio. He was a happy lad in Tottenham.

Great story to hear, he was a genius

Kane just isn’t a free kick taker, no matter how many times he tries it’s just not happening. Maybe he needs to leave it to someone else

Well, that's Shilton's problem then isn't it? Gazza knew how to put them away. What a player!

true blue and spurs legend

Well, you could by a whole street in Gateshead for 10 grand!!