Spurs Goal of The Season

[Spesh-Spur]

Having seen the options on the official site, to me it comes down to 2 goals (below) feel free to add any others but to me, it's out of these two...

Official link:
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/goal-of-the-season/2017-2018/?utm_source=t.co&utm_medium=referral

 

[muttley]

Neither...Eriksen's goal against Chelsea tops the lot for me. 1-0 down at Stamford Bridge and about to head in for half time. Then the magic happened. That killed Chelsea and shut up the "Spurs can't win at the Bridge" brigade.

 

[RichmondSpur]

Alli's immaculate control & tidy finish at the bridge.

 

[Spesh-Spur]

Agree that both the above should be noted so I have added them in to the poll...

 

[Departed]

Alli's immaculate control & tidy finish at the bridge.

This is weird I decided this last night before seeing any o f this.

 

[Real Deal]

That touch from Alli was world class. Still love the Eriksen goal.

 

[Nick Real Deal]

Very difficult to choose. That pass from Dier was exquisite for Alli to control so he deserves credit and maybe it's a better goal as it involves 2 players and 3 movements. The pass, the control and the finish.

Eriksen was special too as it was superb technique, not many players can do that. He kind of cut across the ball and it dipped wickedly.

Wanyama was a peach, brute force but with control. We couldn't believe it was nowhere near a record speed shot.

I'm going for the Dier/ Alli goal and crediting them both.

 

[Matic]

Gareth Bale's CL final goal was our goal of the season.

 

[Departed]

Gareth Bale's CL final goal was our goal of the season.

Hehehe. It certainly saved us a WHOLE lot of bullshit from the bindipper moaners.

 

[Walthamstow wanderer]

Dele Alli . Sheer class from start to finish

 

[Matic]

Hehehe. It certainly saved us a WHOLE lot of bullshit from the bindipper moaners.

And its been the gift that keeps on giving too. All the excuses since the final have been hilarious.

 

[Spesh-Spur]

Very difficult to choose. That pass from Dier was exquisite for Alli to control so he deserves credit and maybe it's a better goal as it involves 2 players and 3 movements. The pass, the control and the finish.

Eriksen was special too as it was superb technique, not many players can do that. He kind of cut across the ball and it dipped wickedly.

Wanyama was a peach, brute force but with control. We couldn't believe it was nowhere near a record speed shot.

I'm going for the Dier/ Alli goal and crediting them both.

Lets not forget the four players and five touches that resulted in Eriksen's goal v Man U