Pat Jennings
ONE OF THE few players to feature for both Tottenham and Arsenal, the Northern Irishman made over 700 appearances for the two clubs in total and will be remembered as one of the finest goalkeepers that the game has ever seen.
Lee Dixon
Formed part of Arsenal’s ‘famous four’ backline under George Graham, Dixon was renowned as one of the most reliable defenders in England and played with the Gunners for an incredible 14 years.
Tony Adams
The best English defender of his generation, Adams — a one-club man — played over 500 times for Arsenal, and was captain of the club from the age of 21 onwards. He won four top-flight titles with the Gunners among many other honours.
Danny Blanchflower
One of the greatest Northern Irish players ever, Blanchflower was ranked as Tottenham’s best-ever player by The Times in 2009, captaining the team during its famous double in the 1960-61 season.
Ashley Cole
Not a popular figure among Tottenham or Arsenal fans these days, Cole was nonetheless an important player in Arsene Wenger’s side’s early success in the early 00s, featuring regularly for the Gunners team that famously went the entirety of the 2003-04 season unbeaten in the league.
Robert Pires
Coming sixth in the official Arsenal’s website’s poll of the club’s greatest players of all time, at his best, Pires was unstoppable, as emphasised by the fact that he was named in the PFA Team of the Year for three consecutive seasons between 2001 and 2004.
Patrick Vieira
At his peak — alongside Roy Keane — Vieira was head and shoulders above any other combative central midfielder in the Premier League. Virtually unheard of upon his arrival at the club, the French World Cup winner took over the captaincy from Tony Adams and eventually acquired the status of club legend.
Glenn Hoddle
On a technical level, few other players throughout Spurs’ history come close to Hoddle. He scored 110 goals in 490 appearances for the club and also went on to manage Tottenham in the early 00s.
Liam Brady
Swiftly became a favourite at Highbury largely owing to his impressive left foot, Brady helped the club win an FA Cup before earning a move to Juventus whereby he won two Serie A titles in his two seasons there.
Jimmy Greaves
A natural goalscorer, Greaves’ prolific nature is evidenced by his Spurs record — an unbelievable 220 goals in 321 appearances.
Thierry Henry
One of the greatest players of the Premier League era, Thierry Henry managed 175 goals in 258 appearances for the Gunners and will go down as arguably the greatest player in their history.
Subs: Dave Seaman, Dave Mackay, David O’Leary, Paul Gascoigne, Ossie Ardilles, Gareth Bale, Teddy Sheringham, Dennis Bergkamp.
Do you agree with our choices? Let us know in the comments section below.
Fair play to ya Chris,don’t be afraid to fail , hope Wales go all the way.
They need to scrap that poxy yellow card rule , to many players are missing huge games for silly yellow cards . That ref was trigger happy with his cards , poor Ramsey gonna miss this biggest game of gis life for an accidental handball ,bullshit
Considering the length of this tournament, should have been an amnesty by the semi’s….. Stupid rules….
Crazy that there’s no amnesty.
Yellow Cards in consecutive games should result in a one match ban….. Other than that they shouldn’t count. Very harsh. He was brilliant today…..
Agree Ryan,he should at least be able to appeal it.
Totally agree. No way should you miss a semi or final..carry it forward and maybe make it a 2 game ban for next qualifying tournament? ??-
Belgium : A country that bottles great beer and big tournaments. Fair play to Wales.
England to sign up Colman in £10 million deal.
Emotional Cookie-monster motivates an entire country. Sports people of all grades appreciate the hard work that goes into creating the winning team effort. That was a proud moment for our Celtic comrades!!
Bale vs Ronaldo Semi-final… can’t wait
Team player v me feiner
I really hope they go all the way
Portugal have really rode their luck in their last 2 games and have not been at all impressive…. Wales have every chance….. could they repeat Denmark and Greece as being underdog champions? Either way I fancy them against Portugal.
Amazing amazing achievement by Wales which kind of puts were we are as a football team into perspective. Look at how they beat Belgium- playing football & not in anyway hanging on. We on the other hand seem to have this slight sense of euphoria about the euros yet we literally can’t play football. Still long ball rubbish. The sense is that we are on the right track – we’re not. And the media is still on about how great our fans are. Some joke.
Fair play to Wales. We have vastly improved since the last tournament. no disrespect to Brady but she’s a not Bail.
damn autocorrect. Brady is not Bail
Well england were you watching…??.I rest my case!!
What case is that?