What's the single worst thing you've seen a Spurs player do?

[mano-obe]

Ian Walkers laugh when he let in that goal versus Liverpool. I know what he was getting at but it didn't stop me from throwing my tea at the TV.

The big question is.. was it PG Tips or Tetley?

 

[ClintEastwould]

Peter Crouch away at Real Madrid, early yellow and then decided to hack down someone else and get sent off



15 bloody minutes!

We were done and dusted already before the 2nd leg, but for someone like crouch, a relatively passive player, to come out with two moments of madness. Begs belief. I really wonder wtf he was thinking.

 

[ohtottenham!]

Don’t know about the absolute worst, but Hoddle, despite being my favorite ever Spurs player, drove me nuts sometimes. Recall many times when time was of the essence, we were either behind or going for a win late in the game, and it was like he was on his own time. We’d have a pivotal free kick or corner late in the game, and he’d be juggling the ball over to the spot, or slowly walking over to it. The whole Shelf would be screaming at him to get on with it. Still the best Spurs player I ever saw.

 

[ClintEastwould]

Don’t know about the absolute worst, but Hoddle, despite being my favorite ever Spurs player, drove me nuts sometimes. Recall many times when time was of the essence, we were either behind or going for a win late in the game, and it was like he was on his own time. We’d have a pivotal free kick or corner late in the game, and he’d be juggling the ball over to the spot, or slowly walking over to it. The whole Shelf would be screaming at him to get on with it. Still the best Spurs player I ever saw.

Eriksen is much like this as well. I believe (or hope) this peripheral blockage is essential to their focus on the game itself.

 

[ohtottenham!]

Eriksen is much like this as well. I believe (or hope) this peripheral blockage is essential to their focus on the game itself.

Agree with you mate. Glenn Hoddle would literally make a joke of time sometimes when he had the ball. Fool the opponenent, his own team mates, us in the crowd...he was like a Modric on some good weed!

 

[Indacupfortottenham]

Sol move down the road

 

[Goldman]

We were done and dusted already before the 2nd leg, but for someone like crouch, a relatively passive player, to come out with two moments of madness. Begs belief. I really wonder wtf he was thinking.

That was the first leg? I think we lost the second leg 1-0, Gomes palming a long range Ronaldo effort into the goal (IIRC).

 

[The Swellhead Spur]

Vertonghens attitude/performances under Sherwood.

The game at Quiver always sticks in my mind.

It kinda was...

Yes that's what I said, leaning against the wall was bad..

 

[ClintEastwould]

That was the first leg? I think we lost the second leg 1-0, Gomes palming a long range Ronaldo effort into the goal (IIRC).

Right you are. Probably even more damning for ol crouchy in that circumstance.

 

[ERO]

Yes that's what I said, leaning against the wall was bad..

Yes but that doesn't mean it wasn't pathetic to see him lean against the wall at Anfield looking like he doesn't give a crap

As I said, it kinda was.

I like how you conveniently left out what you were actually quoted.

 

[thecook]

Eriksen is much like this as well. I believe (or hope) this peripheral blockage is essential to their focus on the game itself.

Indeed, Eriksen needs this additional focus to ensure he hits the defending player on the near post!

 

[StartingPrice]

 

[djw1973]

Remember that. Awful miss but in all fairness he had made a 60 yards lung-bursting run to get on the end of that pass.

Nope. It was shit!