Gb160
Well done boys. Good process
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they won't even let you back in for a piss so i highly doubt it.
- Feb 1, 2005
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The team will be wearing special shirts for the game.
Another Levy masterstroke
Another Levy masterstroke
- Oct 25, 2005
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many reports saying Sky are carrying on the programme until 8pm
camaj
Posting too much
- Aug 10, 2004
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Sky will broadcast until 8pm so plenty of time. I know they like to talk but I'm sure they'll spare 30mins in 2hrs.
mickdale
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theyve missed a trick not making them available from the clubshop....
would move a lot of the old stock pre-nike
FreddieYid
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I hope we give it the send off it deserves, but the Spammers farewell to Upton Park was horrendous...
Matthew Ethrington being driven onto the pitch in black taxi and being paraded like a club legend and the interview with Marlon Harewood in the stand, two bob.
Matthew Ethrington being driven onto the pitch in black taxi and being paraded like a club legend and the interview with Marlon Harewood in the stand, two bob.
- Oct 25, 2005
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I hope we give it the send off it deserves, but the Spammers farewell to Upton Park was horrendous...
Matthew Ethrington being driven onto the pitch in black taxi and being paraded like a club legend and the interview with Marlon Harewood in the stand, two bob.
The Gooners farewell to Highbury was also nauseating. Roger Daltrey singing "Bribery Highs" was vomit inducing.
scat1620
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Daws
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/the-lane-the-finale-michael-dawson-090517/
Emotions caught up with Michael Dawson when he returned to the Lane as a Hull player in 2015.
It's a day he'll never forget, a day where he'd done exactly the opposite of what he'd done hundreds of times previously for almost 10 years - this time he walked down the left side of the tunnel into the away dressing room, walked out of the tunnel and turned right and, you'd normally say applaud the fans in the right corner of Park Lane, but this was our 'Daws' back at the Lane, and all four sides of the stadium let him know it.
It was a difficult day for Michael. He gave his all for the cause as always but goals from Danny Rose and Nacer Chadli saw us home 2-0 and his Hull side were relegated, and as he trudged off to more applause, it finally got to him.
"White Hart Lane means so much to me, I've so many special memories and it was an emotional time when I left," he said. "I remember when I came back to play (for Hull, May 2015) and I got a bit of stick for having a few tears on the pitch.
"I’d gone through tough times under AVB where I didn’t play for months and then got back into the team and had another two and a half amazing years.
"I then went to Hull and relegation was hanging over us, it was our last away game and basically, that defeat sent us down. At that moment, it all came back to me, my family were there as well...it was a tough afternoon, that one.
"I have so many friends at Spurs, I love the place and it was an emotional time, probably because I got such a great reception from the fans. That meant a lot. I've got to say, coming back the second time (this season) was much easier than coming back the first time! I’m settled now and proud to be captain at Hull.
"White Hart Lane is a special place and Spurs is a club I will love for as long as I live."
Nine-and-a-half years, 324 games, so many memories. What are Michael's favourites?
"The first one was the first time I visited White Hart Lane and a game against Portsmouth just after I signed (3-1 win, February 5, 2005) and watching Ledley King play, wow," he recalled.
"Then my debut (Liverpool away, then West Brom home, April, 2005) and of course, when we beat Arsenal 5-1 in the semi-final of the League Cup (January, 2008) and went on to win the final, and the Champions League nights.
"As I said, the Lane is a special place for so many people and we’ll all be sad to let it go, but I was down for the FA Cup tie against Millwall (in March) and to see what the new facilities will be like, wow, amazing, especially with all those Spurs fans in the new stadium!"
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/the-lane-the-finale-michael-dawson-090517/
Emotions caught up with Michael Dawson when he returned to the Lane as a Hull player in 2015.
It's a day he'll never forget, a day where he'd done exactly the opposite of what he'd done hundreds of times previously for almost 10 years - this time he walked down the left side of the tunnel into the away dressing room, walked out of the tunnel and turned right and, you'd normally say applaud the fans in the right corner of Park Lane, but this was our 'Daws' back at the Lane, and all four sides of the stadium let him know it.
It was a difficult day for Michael. He gave his all for the cause as always but goals from Danny Rose and Nacer Chadli saw us home 2-0 and his Hull side were relegated, and as he trudged off to more applause, it finally got to him.
"White Hart Lane means so much to me, I've so many special memories and it was an emotional time when I left," he said. "I remember when I came back to play (for Hull, May 2015) and I got a bit of stick for having a few tears on the pitch.
"I’d gone through tough times under AVB where I didn’t play for months and then got back into the team and had another two and a half amazing years.
"I then went to Hull and relegation was hanging over us, it was our last away game and basically, that defeat sent us down. At that moment, it all came back to me, my family were there as well...it was a tough afternoon, that one.
"I have so many friends at Spurs, I love the place and it was an emotional time, probably because I got such a great reception from the fans. That meant a lot. I've got to say, coming back the second time (this season) was much easier than coming back the first time! I’m settled now and proud to be captain at Hull.
"White Hart Lane is a special place and Spurs is a club I will love for as long as I live."
Nine-and-a-half years, 324 games, so many memories. What are Michael's favourites?
"The first one was the first time I visited White Hart Lane and a game against Portsmouth just after I signed (3-1 win, February 5, 2005) and watching Ledley King play, wow," he recalled.
"Then my debut (Liverpool away, then West Brom home, April, 2005) and of course, when we beat Arsenal 5-1 in the semi-final of the League Cup (January, 2008) and went on to win the final, and the Champions League nights.
"As I said, the Lane is a special place for so many people and we’ll all be sad to let it go, but I was down for the FA Cup tie against Millwall (in March) and to see what the new facilities will be like, wow, amazing, especially with all those Spurs fans in the new stadium!"
Cavehillspur
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- Jan 28, 2011
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I was at that game, was my sons first time to the Lane. Love DawsDaws
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/the-lane-the-finale-michael-dawson-090517/
Emotions caught up with Michael Dawson when he returned to the Lane as a Hull player in 2015.
It's a day he'll never forget, a day where he'd done exactly the opposite of what he'd done hundreds of times previously for almost 10 years - this time he walked down the left side of the tunnel into the away dressing room, walked out of the tunnel and turned right and, you'd normally say applaud the fans in the right corner of Park Lane, but this was our 'Daws' back at the Lane, and all four sides of the stadium let him know it.
It was a difficult day for Michael. He gave his all for the cause as always but goals from Danny Rose and Nacer Chadli saw us home 2-0 and his Hull side were relegated, and as he trudged off to more applause, it finally got to him.
"White Hart Lane means so much to me, I've so many special memories and it was an emotional time when I left," he said. "I remember when I came back to play (for Hull, May 2015) and I got a bit of stick for having a few tears on the pitch.
"I’d gone through tough times under AVB where I didn’t play for months and then got back into the team and had another two and a half amazing years.
"I then went to Hull and relegation was hanging over us, it was our last away game and basically, that defeat sent us down. At that moment, it all came back to me, my family were there as well...it was a tough afternoon, that one.
"I have so many friends at Spurs, I love the place and it was an emotional time, probably because I got such a great reception from the fans. That meant a lot. I've got to say, coming back the second time (this season) was much easier than coming back the first time! I’m settled now and proud to be captain at Hull.
"White Hart Lane is a special place and Spurs is a club I will love for as long as I live."
Nine-and-a-half years, 324 games, so many memories. What are Michael's favourites?
"The first one was the first time I visited White Hart Lane and a game against Portsmouth just after I signed (3-1 win, February 5, 2005) and watching Ledley King play, wow," he recalled.
"Then my debut (Liverpool away, then West Brom home, April, 2005) and of course, when we beat Arsenal 5-1 in the semi-final of the League Cup (January, 2008) and went on to win the final, and the Champions League nights.
"As I said, the Lane is a special place for so many people and we’ll all be sad to let it go, but I was down for the FA Cup tie against Millwall (in March) and to see what the new facilities will be like, wow, amazing, especially with all those Spurs fans in the new stadium!"
tiger666
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Why Berba? Refused to play and wanted out after a year.
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