Haha Timbo, bored eh! you really have started something here.This is to lay that League hodoo. Jennings, Perryman, England, Popescu, Essou-Ekotto, Anderton, Dembele, Hoddle, Peters, Greaves, Kane. Subs: Clemence, Klinsmann, Sheringham, Modric, Sherwood.
I can't argue with that, Pompey. I loved Beal as a left half. For modern day I wasn't sure about his pace but he was Bobby Moore esque in his positional play and distribution. Not very tall though. I never saw Blanchflower and Mackay was transferred to Derby around the time I started going. I know Greavsie says he was the pick of the bunch.Here's one for you, though mine even had me arguing with myself, what about lol!
4-3-3
Jennings
Beal...England...Perryman...Essou-Ekotto
Blanchflower...Mackay...Hoddle
Jones...Kane...Greaves
Subs...Clemence, Klinsmann, Modric, Ardilles, Gascoigne
Glad you put King in there , mate . ! Not so sure about Judas though ! I wouldn’t ever put him back into one of our teams , no matter how good he was .GK: Jennings
RB: Carr
RCB: Judas
LCB: KING
LB: Rose
CM: Gazza
CM: Dembele
CM/AM: Modric
AM/ST: Berbatov
AM/ST: Ginola
ST: Kane
Subs: GK: Hugo , DEF: Toby, MID: Hoddle, AM/ST: Keane, ST: Klinsmann.
Manager: Harry Redknapp
RD you just proved how difficult it is to name a team/squad out of all the brilliant players a lot of us oldies have seen/witnessed play.GK: Jennings
RB: Carr
RCB: Judas
LCB: KING
LB: Rose
CM: Gazza
CM: Dembele
CM/AM: Modric
AM/ST: Berbatov
AM/ST: Ginola
ST: Kane
Subs: GK: Hugo , DEF: Toby, MID: Hoddle, AM/ST: Keane, ST: Klinsmann.
Manager: Harry Redknapp
GK: Jennings
RB: Carr
RCB: Judas
LCB: KING
LB: Rose
CM: Gazza
CM: Dembele
CM/AM: Modric
AM/ST: Berbatov
AM/ST: Ginola
ST: Kane
Subs: GK: Hugo , DEF: Toby, MID: Hoddle, AM/ST: Keane, ST: Klinsmann.
Manager: Harry Redknapp
Hahaha! trust you muttley.How could Harry play 4-4-2 with that lot? :-)
Glad you put King in there , mate . ! Not so sure about Judas though ! I wouldn’t ever put him back into one of our teams , no matter how good he was .
Even Jennings came back to the right side . ! Ha ha .
How about the double side of 60/61, or don't they count because they won the league, plus Greaves, Hoddle, vintage Bale, Gascoigne and Ardilles. We've had plenty of world class midfielders and attackers over the years, not so many defenders.
How could Harry play 4-4-2 with that lot? :-)
Sheringham was a top striker aswell.
I nearly had Gough in there at the back. Him and Mabbutt were a very good CB pairing.
I'm old enough to remember Mike England in the late 60s and early 70s. It's difficult to compare across eras but he was up there with the best in my mind.In our lifetimes, we've seen so few great centre-halves at Spurs. For me, Mabbsy was the first I remember. Then Gough came and went and Razor organised us for a short while as well. After that it was Judas leading up to King taking over, with cameos from Naybet and Woodgate. We've now seen Vertonghen leave and Toby hanging on. The cupboard is bare again.
I'm old enough to remember Mike England in the late 60s and early 70s. It's difficult to compare across eras but he was up there with the best in my mind.
Agree, it really is a virtually impossible task to select a best Spurs eleven across five or six decades, but I think that Mike England would be pretty close to being in my team. More recently (only 40 years or so ago) Graham Roberts was a real leader who hasn't had much of a mention.I'm old enough to remember Mike England in the late 60s and early 70s. It's difficult to compare across eras but he was up there with the best in my mind.