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Members of our legendary Double-winning side of 1961 will feature in the new series of Sky Sports' Time of our Lives this summer.
Presented by Jeff Stelling, the show, which airs on Monday 17 August at 10pm on Sky Sports 1, features three Spurs legends with over 700 appearances and more than 350 goals between them: Terry Dyson, Cliff Jones and Bobby Smith.
They examine the original Glory Glory days at White Hart Lane, when Bill Nicholson's team played a dashing brand of passing football that made history at home and in Europe.
Following a League and FA Cup double in 1961, we reached the European Cup Semi-Finals the following season before becoming the first British team to win a European trophy - the European Cup Winner's Cup in 1963, beating Atletico Madrid 5-1.
"We just happened to click" remembers Terry, who scored twice against the Spaniards. "It's all fear today. We didn't think were going to get beat. We attacked home and away."
Last season, Time of our Lives welcomed some of the game's most famous sons into the studio for a considered set of discussions, including members of our famous 1981 FA Cup-winning side: Glenn Hoddle, Ossie Ardiles, and Steve Perryman.
Members of our legendary Double-winning side of 1961 will feature in the new series of Sky Sports' Time of our Lives this summer.
Presented by Jeff Stelling, the show, which airs on Monday 17 August at 10pm on Sky Sports 1, features three Spurs legends with over 700 appearances and more than 350 goals between them: Terry Dyson, Cliff Jones and Bobby Smith.
They examine the original Glory Glory days at White Hart Lane, when Bill Nicholson's team played a dashing brand of passing football that made history at home and in Europe.
Following a League and FA Cup double in 1961, we reached the European Cup Semi-Finals the following season before becoming the first British team to win a European trophy - the European Cup Winner's Cup in 1963, beating Atletico Madrid 5-1.
"We just happened to click" remembers Terry, who scored twice against the Spaniards. "It's all fear today. We didn't think were going to get beat. We attacked home and away."
Last season, Time of our Lives welcomed some of the game's most famous sons into the studio for a considered set of discussions, including members of our famous 1981 FA Cup-winning side: Glenn Hoddle, Ossie Ardiles, and Steve Perryman.
