What Have Been Your Favourite Moments Of The Season?

[13VanDerBale13]

Yep. The realisation that we finally have a 20+ goal a season striker. And he's one of our own.

The way he scored his second goal Vs Chelsea made me think we finally have a top class striker.

 

[DaSpurs]

For me I guess I view the rabona as in a different genre from some of the more emotional wins. The rabona appealed to the sheer football fan in all of us, the reason we watch this game in the first place, to see incredible feats of athleticism and ingenuity like that unleashed. It's fantastic we got to see a Spurs player do something like that and it certainly generates a feeling of pride. Conversely, the wins against West Ham, Chelsea, and Arse are all there for strictly a Spurs fan, emotional basis. As such, it's very difficult to pick one way or the other as each were stunningly fantastic in their own way.

 

[Gbspurs]

NYD game as I had the pleasure of being there to witness it, dancing in the stands!

Even then we look atrocious in defence but you can forgive all that with the joy of the result.

 

[Francis Gibbs]

For me I guess I view the rabona as in a different genre from some of the more emotional wins. The rabona appealed to the sheer football fan in all of us, the reason we watch this game in the first place, to see incredible feats of athleticism and ingenuity like that unleashed. It's fantastic we got to see a Spurs player do something like that and it certainly generates a feeling of pride. Conversely, the wins against West Ham, Chelsea, and Arse are all there for strictly a Spurs fan, emotional basis. As such, it's very difficult to pick one way or the other as each were stunningly fantastic in their own way.

we have had Spurs players capable of individual bits of magic for years from the genius finishing of Greaves, to Hoddle, Waddle, Gazza, Ginola, its our trademark and our problem wrapped up in one ..... genius one week then more often than not abject and inconsistent the next.
Thats why for me the beating of teams like Arsenal and Chelsea and the way we beat them far outstrips any one piece of brilliance.

 

[SlotBadger]

we have had Spurs players capable of individual bits of magic for years from the genius finishing of Greaves, to Hoddle, Waddle, Gazza, Ginola, its our trademark and our problem wrapped up in one ..... genius one week then more often than not abject and inconsistent the next.
Thats why for me the beating of teams like Arsenal and Chelsea and the way we beat them far outstrips any one piece of brilliance.

Curious...

 

[JonnySpurs]

I was on the very back row at Wembley so it was a bit difficult to see. If you saw that as putting up a fight fair play to ya sunshine.

Maybe you should sit a little further forward next time.....sunshine.

 

[JonnySpurs]

Think he might be refering to the fact we never troubled their keeper in fact i dont think he even played.

Well maybe he should've been more specific, I remember Eriksen hitting the woodwork at 0-0 and I remember a team of young players doing their best to try and win a game that sadly we were tactically outclassed in by a team/manager that is far more experienced in finals and big games than we are.

Call me crazy but hey, that's not a lowlight for me.

 

[shelfboy68]

Well maybe he should've been more specific, I remember Eriksen hitting the woodwork at 0-0 and I remember a team of young players doing their best to try and win a game that sadly we were tactically outclassed in by a team/manager that is far more experienced in finals and big games than we are.

Call me crazy but hey, that's not a lowlight for me.

No thats fair enough if your happy with how its panned out i guess at a success starved club certainly in recent memory a final appearance is a wonderful achievement.
As for myself i see winning as a highlight and have never enjoyed losing to anyone but thats me in a minority on here i would think.
We dont have winners on the park or a manager who craves winning as much as Mourinho, which like you said are a good team who have plenty of practice at lifting pots of silver.
For me the most amazing feat is actually staying in the top 6 teams this year as i honestly thought we would drift out to mid table land, so for that its ok.

 

[yusrisafri]

Based on my reactions when watching, these are my top 5 Moments of the season:-

1. Kane's winner against Arsenal. Nothing, absolutely nothing can beat that moment.

2. Chadli's goal against Chelsea. It put away all thoughts of a chelsea comeback.

3. Kane's 30th goal for spurs. Proud moment for us all that a homegrown boy could reach that figure.

4. Kane's 1st goal against chelsea. A homegrown boy weaving his way past 2 or 3 chelsea stars and scoring from a distance, putting confidence in our players that the chelsea stars were mere mortals.

5. Lamela rabona. The fact that i stood up and applauded in front of the tv.

 

[Disconosebleed]

2. Chadli's goal against Chelsea. It put away all thoughts of a chelsea comeback.

Not sure about that, my arse definitely started creaking when it got to 5-3.

Tough call between the Arsenal and Chelsea games, I'd probably give it to the Chelsea win overall, blowing away a team as good as them might not mean as much as a win in the derby, but it showed what we are capable of.

Also a bit of a vague one, but the cumulative bemusement at winning in the last minute for what felt like every game between November and January despite mostly crap performances was a strange, fantastic experience.

 

[JonnySpurs]

No thats fair enough if your happy with how its panned out i guess at a success starved club certainly in recent memory a final appearance is a wonderful achievement.
As for myself i see winning as a highlight and have never enjoyed losing to anyone but thats me in a minority on here i would think.
We dont have winners on the park or a manager who craves winning as much as Mourinho, which like you said are a good team who have plenty of practice at lifting pots of silver.
For me the most amazing feat is actually staying in the top 6 teams this year as i honestly thought we would drift out to mid table land, so for that its ok.

Dude, I hear what you're saying but let's be clear, I wasn't calling out getting to the cup final (and losing it) as a highlight, I was simply saying that it shouldn't be called out as a lowlight and I don't agree with the other dude that we didn't show any fight in the game. I guess he and I will have to agree to disagree on that front.

Trust me, I totally agree that losing to anyone is nothing to be happy about but equally we need to have perspective at times like this. There will be glorious days ahead in this club's future, at least in my opinion anyway, and as I have done a number of times on here lately, I just want to be more positive in my outlook because being negative really doesn't get anyone anywhere.

I also think that our manager craves wins just as much as the next guy, I'm just not sure if some our players this season had that same mentality.

 

[markiespurs]

The demolition of Chelsea and beating Arsenal come close, but for me it was seeing Kane step up and put on the gloves in the Europa league.

The reaction of the crowd after the ball squirmed under Kane was fantastic.

 

[Shea]

Kane's header to win the NLD is by far and away my favourite single moment of the season

A tight game, one in which we were the better side, but had to come from behind and took the points with late winner

The Chelsea game was an outstanding result and great game to watch with its 8 goals but for me from half time onwards I was comfortable that we would win where as that header snatched a win from a draw late on and was more exciting

The penalty to take a point off West ham after they were 2 to the good with the last kick of th3 game is also up there

 

[talkshowhost86]

Kane's header has to be the best one for all the reasons already mentioned.

The rabona was obviously a moment of class, but every time I remember it, it makes me angry that we've seen so little other signs of quality from Lamela and the other 'Bale-money' purchases.

 

[Stoof]

Kane's header has to be the best one for all the reasons already mentioned.

The rabona was obviously a moment of class, but every time I remember it, it makes me angry that we've seen so little other signs of quality from Lamela and the other 'Bale-money' purchases.

You should've seen what I purchased with your bail money. Wowee.

 

[RickyVilla]

Maybe you should sit a little further forward next time.....sunshine.

Will you give the club a buzz for me next time so they can organise that. As a member with 400 points I did expect better! Nice one geezer.

 

[mano-obe]

I voted demolition of Chelsea and Kane's winner against Arseholes.

My favourite was Kane going in goal in Europe, there was this big build up while he put on the gloves, psyched himself up, the crowd got excited to see an outfield player in goal, the commentators got giddy, everyone was picturing a wonder save tipped around the post, then 20 seconds later he messes it all up in spectacular fashion, I laughed my arse off for some reason!!

 

[JonnySpurs]

Will you give the club a buzz for me next time so they can organise that. As a member with 400 points I did expect better! Nice one geezer.

I'll see what I can do. No promises though.

 

[kungfugrip]

Kane letting in the free kick when he took over in nets got my vote. It was just far too funny. First and only time I will ever laugh at us conceding a goal. I hope.