Favourite lesser known Spurs game?
It's time to celebrate some of the lesser known games that live rent free in our hearts and minds.
Mine is easily when we beat Chelsea 5-3 back in 2015. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/30600753
Honestly before December I really was not sure about Poch. We'd looked pretty poor and the squad was still not that great. I watched us get smashed 3-0 by Chelsea with a few mates and genuinely thought we'd fucked it and would never make it back to the champions league.
After that we went on a run where we won a few in a row and while it was good from, they were teams we "should" have beat.
I wasn't going to watch the Chelsea game at the lane because I just had such a poor feeling about what was going to happen. Jokes on me because it ended up being the turning point for the whole season and arguably the decade.
Team played so fast and so energetically. Kane borderline ended Terrys career and Eriksen, Chadli and Townsend were just running circles around them.
At 4-1 I genuinely still thought we were going to lose (those were the days) and the last 20 mins where it went to 4-2 then 5-2 then 5-3 were just utterly heart attacking inducing.
Absolutely loved it when the final whistle went and even more in hindsight as it was clearly the catalyst for where things "clicked" with Poch. We all know what happened next!
Seeing as we don't have a game to look forward to this week - give me your stories of those lesser games. We all love the games vs Ajax or Arsenal or Madrid. I want to know why you love 2-1 vs Birmingham (hint - Pavs goal was an absolute beauty)
Posted Dec 14, 2021, 10:21 AM UTC