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Hoddle, Waddle, Gazza, Ginola or other??

Discussion in 'Tottenham Hotspur' started by #THFC, Sep 6, 2012.

  1. #THFC

    #THFC New Member

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    There is a bit of talk about the lack of creativity in our midfield which we all hope Dembele will solve. However, with AVBs love of an attacking midfielder behind a central striker which of the above would you like to have now playing in that role? (Clearly I mean them as they were in their prime not as they are now, post beer etc)

    I love them all but would have to pick Hoddle simply because he is my all time favourite - he's the one that got me hooked on footy and spurs whilst I was still at primary school and I could sit and watch videos of him playing all day long. Trying to remember what I think was his last game at the lane which I think :huh: was against oxford and he scored with a cheeky finish after running through the middle of their defence after springing the offside trap near the halfway line :emoticon-0100-smile

    I would reckon though that gazza might be more effective in the system we appear to be adopting.
     
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  2. Boss

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    what about Vinny Samways?
     
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  3. NSIS

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    Agreed. In the current system, Gazza just shades it, for me. Hoddle was a master of the long pass. With Gazza you were never sure exactly what he'd do next. But, it was usually something spectacular.
     
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  4. pabird

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    Danny Blanchflower and John White have to be considered

    Danny one of the most intelligent mid-fielders of all time and John White (old leather ball mud pack pitches and miners boots) could land the ball on a shilling (5p) over any distance and had the football brain to complete the total player
     
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  5. BajanSpur

    BajanSpur Well-Known Member

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    I'd pick, Hoddle; Waddle; Gazzahh; Ginola and E Davids,.
    and then I'd pick myself to be the lone striker..........sort'ed.
     
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  6. notsosmartspur

    notsosmartspur Well-Known Member

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    Gazza, nuff said.

    When i saw the title, it reminded me of that poster on beeb606, HoddleWaddledintoOssiesVilla...brilliant name! :)
     
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  7. Spurlock

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    that unpredictable nature of Gazza was something that always kept me intrested.


    however id love to watch Nayim in a Spurs shirt again
     
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  8. Ghoddle10

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    hoddle
     
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  9. #THFC

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    Fair enough - did not list others as pre my time so never got to see them.

    This is the goal I referred to - I am sure you all know the one I meant anyway! But it's not quite how I described it but magical all the same!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS3FvKdYsv0
     
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  10. SpursOldboy

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    Hoddle just because he's my all-time favourite, but in truth Gazza would probably be better in that position.
     
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  11. totsfan

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    John White for me
     
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