I saw this match as a 10 year old - randomly picked "the guys in white" to support and became a life-long Spurs fan.

I was there aged 14. Corner section of the Spurs end. And saw the great Gazza break his leg.

One of the best fa cup finals

I remember watching this as a young lad then going out to the local field with mates to recreate the game with my new mitre delta football Who else did this Good Times

amazing, amazing, John Motson (RIP) will forever be missed...amazing commentator no one has replaced him........

Gary Mabbutt remains the last Spurs FA Cup winning captain, over 30 years on

one of my earliest football memories after italia 90', bloody loved gazza I did

Very beautiful uniforms. Both of them. Umbro in its best🤩

What I love about this is the 2 managers leading their teams out dressed in a full suit & acknowledging the respect between each other, cut to 2022 & you have Klopp & Tuchel both in track suits & caps… how that has been allowed to happen for a cup final I’ll never know

As a longtime Spurs fan I have to admit that Paul Gascoigne made two X-rated tackles for which he should have been sent off. First, he's got his foot up and followed through into a Forest player's chest, and second, he's scythed an opponent down on the edge of his own area with the ball gone. Today, these would both have merited a straight red.

Roger Milford...... The End

Pearce Free Kick was a foul in the wall and Spurs disallowed goal was onside and Gazza should have been sent off, so many errors by the ref

Referee Roger Milford gave the worst Ref performance I've ever seen in a Cup Final. That Gazza tackle on Parker within the 1st 2mins didn't even get a yellow card, that should have been the fastest red card in Cup final history. Then the iconic tackle on Charles that wrecked his talents to a large extent also didn't get a red/yellow card??? On a brighter note, Princess Diana looked absolutely beautiful on the day. King Charlie is a total plank for not seeing what the rest of the world could see, yet he wanted Camilla. Takes all sorts. Great final though, remember it well as a youngster.

This is such good memories of the FA Cup final growing up

Magical day 💜⚽️

Attendance for the 1991 FA Cup Final was a sellout crowd of 80,000 fans.

Awe. Poor Des eh.. 1 of the finest Defenders in his generation/era if not all time tbf

When the FA Cup was still magical.

Hazzard deserved that...I'm a spurs fan but those 2 challenges were so intentional. Crazy...

Var would have had a field day

Milford absolutely bottled it by not sending Gascoigne off. Both challenges worthy of a red card, not even a booking given. Should have been Cloughie's cup that year, 1-0 against 10 men, I have no doubt we'd have gone on to win it.

R.I.P Brian Clough & Terry Venebles

for the linekar disallowed goal they need var

Most entertaining cup final by a mile. The fun starts before the game. The entire stadium forgets that there is another verse left to sing in "Abide With Me". Princess Diana is being wolf whistled by the Forest and Spurs fans as she waits to go onto the pitch, much to her amusement and Prince Charles displeasure (he gives a good stare to both sets of fans). Gazza kisses Princess Michael's hand and she grabs onto her handbag in case he is going to rob it and do a runner. And then of course Gazza's tackles, (short of Eric Cantona's Kungfu kick into the crowd at Crystal Palace), I don't recall a more reckless tackle than the first one in English football, he actually kicked the Forest player in the chest with studs raised. The referee was happy to have a quick smiley word and give a free kick as opposed to immediately sending him to the line, leaving Gazza to repeat the dose and deliver a subsequent leg breaker that unfortunately injured himself as opposed to breaking a fellow professional footballer's leg. Red card today?? Gazza would be banned for a season and the referee would be relegated to officiating Sunday league football.

I'll always be convinced that Gascoigne was on coke or speed that day. He's said since that he took drugs before games and after the dreadful assault on Garry Parker (13:20) he gets away quickly from the ref while frantically wiping his nose.

About Roy Keane collecting his losers medal - ''His time will come again I'm sure'' He was spot on

I like how the commentary team were wondering whether Gazza "should have gotten a yellow, as it was his 'second offence of the game'"....... in 2024 that's a straight red, 100%, comical that it wasn't.

So many memories, with Lady Diana, a poignant historical footnote. Diana and Brian Clough, icons of the era. They represent the best of British values, whereas Venables possibly the worst, and I say that as a Tottenham Supporter. On the field, Stuart Pearce and Des Walker continue the theme of heroes versus villains. On field know-how undid Clough's managerial principles. Maybe a blessing becomes a curse as we've not lifted this trophy since.

Shocking that the Forest goal was allowed to stand.

Such dirty unnecessary tackles by Gascoigne. god knowswhat would've happened to a Forest player if he hadn't been injured and taken off, why no yellow card? He deserved 2 yellow cards then a red card but oh no, Roger Milford just laughs at both

Perhaps the last great FA cup final. The one's that followed never lived up to expectation coupled with the dwindling prestige and romance of the competition

The Forest revisionists are notably quiet on the foul committed by Lee Glover in the wall for Pearces free kick, the goal Lineker scored wrongly disallowed for offside, and the failure to send off the goalkeeper for the professional foul on Lineker for the penalty, which was then saved.

Remember this day very well was at the cinema watching sleeping with the enemy happy times (:

Was Gary Parker concussed during this match?

2:39:09 Full Time 2:43:39 Trophy

It strikes me that Clough was not that old for a manager when he retired just 2y later, but he did look way older, like a really old man. Drinking really ruined him.

Tell you what's mad as well, no forest players kicking off at Gascoigne or the ref after either of those horror challenges. Imagine it happening now, it would be carnage. Typical of Cloughie's players though I guess, never gave refs any grief, always the cleanest team in the league. Even says in commentary we got the fair play award that year and I'm sure it happened other seasons too.

Did not shake hands with Charles and Diana. Strange.

Taking emotion out of the equation Roger Milford had a howler that day not sending Gazza off (or even booking him). Brian Clough and the Forest fans have every right to feel aggrieved and robbed of the FA Cup. They should have been playing against 10 men from the 20th minute onwards.

My observations. Wow video quality was really bad back then, they allowed the Managers to come onto the pitch ? Every tackle I witnessed I expected a free kick and a yellow card. The game was played by men back then. I had a hard time trying to work out who was who so used to names on shirts. Paul Gascogne was mentioned as a £6 million player… I wonder how much he would cost in today’s money? Paul Gascogne looked quite overweight in fact all players don’t look like the Gazelle’s we have today. Paul Gascogne should have been sent off or carded at least and did you notice the ref keeps patting players on the back? Why didn’t the forest Keeper get a card for that penalty? Goal keepers can pick up passes from their players, wow. Tottenhams passing was really bad and I had no idea how much time had been played. Gary linkers offside goal was onside. Vinny Sammways and Paul Allen seemed to be the Paul Gascogne of the game more than Paul Gascogne I got to see what Princess Diana looked like. Speaking of looks Paul Walsh looks like he’s in a rock band not in a soccer team. Gary Lineker and Kean are playing - not commentating. You can only hear Spurs fans and who were the presenters in the studio? And Tottenham were clearly the better team I imagine if Ange Postacoglou was in charge the team would of passed better, been fitter and pulled more hamstrings than the entire league for the next 20yrs oh and of Course they would of won the games 6-1 with 4 goals coming in 90+ mins

Gazza deserved all he got. The writing was on the wall with that follow through on Parker. He got away with that and knew it. Served the nose picking sod right!

COYS

If just one person in that Tottenham camp (or that grinning buffoon, Roger Milford) had had the sense to try and get a rein on Gascoigne instead of laughing and giving him a fool's pardon for every ludicrous face he pulled etc then Gary Parker might not have ended up with a bootprint on his chest, Gary Charles might not have been damn near scythed in half and Gascoigne himself might not have shattered his knee!

2:40:40 he gets that from his dad

Nayim is a Spanish Muslim.

Both Paul Gascoigne and the referee should have been shown the red card !

Pearce should have knocked out Gasgoigne for that chest kick on Gary Parker.

Was age 13

Roger Milford enjoying lining up with his Spurs shirt on underneath his ref's top. Gazza should have had 2 red cards.

This is a collectors item, a spurs captain with silverware🤔

27:55 Forest 1:24:40 Spurs 2:08:18 Spurs

1991 - "Spurs have won the FA Cup" 2019 - "Spurs have won the Audi Cup"

The hell was Gazza on FGS? And the referees/linos? All 3 had a terrible day. The ref looked like he didn't even give a f**k. The quality of football on show is so different to what we see now as well. Giving the ball away for fun here. And how was that a "good" penalty, according to Trevor Brooking? Lineker not only put in an area that is kind for goalkeepers (waist height, just wide of middle) but he totally telegraphed it. My how football standards have changed.

..The last meaningful trophy The Spuds gave ever won!!

1991 fa cup final, Roger Milford bought and paid for, CORRUPT

Motty was an awful commentator

2:35:41 lol trolling Keane, irony he was a Spurs fan