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TeleBest: Tottenham dream team
Monday, 20 July 2009
Pat Jennings
Keeper
1964-77, 590 appearances
Tottenham have been blessed with a couple of keepers of the highest calibre - Jennings and Ray Clemence. The quiet Ulsterman (who got 119 caps for Northern Ireland) gets the nod because the best years of his career were at Spurs, while Clemence was at his peak at Liverpool. Spurs, mind you, misjudged how Jennings was winding down and let him got to Arsenal, who got eight more years out of him.
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Tottenham is a club littered with history; from becoming the first side in the 20th century to complete the League and FA Cup double, which they did in 1961, to becoming the first English side to lift a major European trophy when they won the European Cup Winners Cup in 1963.
They didn't do that with mediocre players, making the Tottenham Dream Team a particularly hard selection. But do you agree with our choices? Who would be in your Dream Team?
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Belfast Telegraph doing a report on a London team. What a surprise
Posted by mark | 20.07.09, 13:47 GMT
Substitute Ardiles for Waddle, Klinsmann for Lineker, and John White for England, and this team has some plausibility
Posted by Tony | 20.07.09, 13:12 GMT
Paul get a grip of yourself!!!!!! No Irish player ever graced Anfield what a load of crap... There were 5 in the 'pool team in the 80's most notable of which was Ronnie Whelan, along with Ray Houghton, John Aldridge, Jim Beglin and Steve 'Stan' Saunders all to be found on your website of past players. Idiot.......
Posted by WhiteHartDub | 20.07.09, 12:36 GMT
paul - catch a grip of yourself. No Irish players ever graced Anfield?
Posted by mark | 12.07.09, 18:05 GMT
Whats it got to do with Belfast, last time i looked Liverpool was in the northwest of England, we'll decide who OUR best 11 is.
Posted by paul | 12.07.09, 15:08 GMT