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I was wondering who,at Spurs had scored the most goals in a game for us. I remember a certain Alfie Stokes scoring 5 against Birmingham.

I also remember Dennis Law scoring 6 against Luton,but the game was abandoned and Luton won the replayed tie! (I saw that one).
 
The RDBD said:
What happened to the busty brunette
that VDV dumped Sylvie for ?? :)
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Sabia Boulahrouz, ex-wife of former Chelsea player Khalid?
They split up and she went on a couple of TV shows about dancing, including the Dutch equivalent of Strictly.
 
deedub93 said:
Didn't JD get 5 against Wigan?
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And he hit the bar, too. One of Lennon's best games for us.
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I still think that Scharner's handball goal caused the absolute battering, as the players reacted to the injustice of that **** decision.
Went from coasting to really turning the screw.
 
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Dim Sherwood's popped up again, this time in the Torygraph, and he's sounding as deluded as always. Highlights include...
* Once again bringing up the 59% win percentage, ignoring many disjointed performances and drubbings against City, Chelsea, Liverpool and West Scam
* Taking credit for integrating Kyle Walker into the team, even though he'd played at least eighty games for Spurs by the time Sherwood took over
* Gloss over his "tactical" masterstrokes, such as starting Walker up front against Chelsea or Chadli as a defensive midfielder against Benfica
* Blames "uncertainty" for clashes with verts, Lamela and Paulinho - somehow missing the source of the uncertainty was the berk in a gillet
* Once again try and claim that, without his input, Poch wouldn;t have the team playing as they do
 
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humanbeingincroydon said:
Dim Sherwood's popped up again, this time in the Torygraph, and he's sounding as deluded as always. Highlights include...
* Once again bringing up the 59% win percentage, ignoring many disjointed performances and drubbings against City, Chelsea, Liverpool and West Scam
* Taking credit for integrating Kyle Walker into the team, even though he'd played at least eighty games for Spurs by the time Sherwood took over
* Gloss over his "tactical" masterstrokes, such as starting Walker up front against Chelsea or Chadli as a defensive midfielder against Benfica
* Blames "uncertainty" for clashes with verts, Lamela and Paulinho - somehow missing the source of the uncertainty was the berk in a gillet
* Once again try and claim that, without his input, Poch wouldn;t have the team playing as they do
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It’s a shame that he continues with this ridiculous, rent-a-quote self-promotion, because, whilst he had (many) faults, his promotion of youth does have to be credited. Unfortunately, his embittered outpourings just confirm to the rest of us what a total, miserable knob he is! <laugh>
 
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Spur of the Moment said:
It’s a shame that he continues with this ridiculous, rent-a-quote self-promotion, because, whilst he had (many) faults, his promotion of youth does have to be credited. Unfortunately, his embittered outpourings just confirm to the rest of us what a total, miserable knob he is! <laugh>
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He was given a chance. It went to his head. It was all about him. His press conferences were embarrassing. He may have been clean shaven but he's a dickhead. His failures since our club tell their own truth.

He'll struggle to find work in the game, not because he's without talent. It's that mouth and ego.
 
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Spur of the Moment said:
It’s a shame that he continues with this ridiculous, rent-a-quote self-promotion, because, whilst he had (many) faults, his promotion of youth does have to be credited.
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I was watching a Spurs match (think twas 2015-16) where
Clive Allen was co-commentator. When the main commentator
said something about the Spurs kids playing etc, Clive said
credit for them should go to :

- Alex Inglethorpe
- Tim Sherwood
- Chris Ramsey
- John McDermott
 
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