glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Again, vote for your favourite win under Redknapp...
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Poll: Which of the following was your best win under Harry Redknapp?
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seaside spur
Ronnie Rosenthal
Tight call between Inter at home or City away but City gave us CL for the first time after so many near misses, so it has to be that.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Croikey.
I'm like a lot of people and torn between the 1-0 win at City to clinch CL qualification and the 'Taxi for Maicon' win at WHL over Inter. And yet there's a case to be made for another game.
A game we didn't actually win on the scoreboard, but a loss that immediately turned into a vitally positive result. A crushing moral victory, if you will.
Our first ever Champions League season. Third game after a win and a draw. At the San Siro. Promptly, we go down 4-0. Down to 10 men. And Harry tells Gareth Bale to, you know, 'just effin' run around a bit.' When Bale is done running, it's 4-3 Inter and Richard Swarbrick is frantically dabbing the watercolours to capture the significance of the performance.
You just knew after Bale's third goal that this was going to change everything. And it did. As the collective belief grew within Spurs, the doubts were beginning to mount within Inter.
We were an absolutely different prospect for Inter in the return fixture at WHL. The players were a far more confident bunch. The fans that night were absolutely among the best crowds to ever grace WHL. The result couldn't have been more resounding or impactful on both the immediate and future prospects for Spurs.
I'm like a lot of people and torn between the 1-0 win at City to clinch CL qualification and the 'Taxi for Maicon' win at WHL over Inter. And yet there's a case to be made for another game.
A game we didn't actually win on the scoreboard, but a loss that immediately turned into a vitally positive result. A crushing moral victory, if you will.
Our first ever Champions League season. Third game after a win and a draw. At the San Siro. Promptly, we go down 4-0. Down to 10 men. And Harry tells Gareth Bale to, you know, 'just effin' run around a bit.' When Bale is done running, it's 4-3 Inter and Richard Swarbrick is frantically dabbing the watercolours to capture the significance of the performance.
You just knew after Bale's third goal that this was going to change everything. And it did. As the collective belief grew within Spurs, the doubts were beginning to mount within Inter.
We were an absolutely different prospect for Inter in the return fixture at WHL. The players were a far more confident bunch. The fans that night were absolutely among the best crowds to ever grace WHL. The result couldn't have been more resounding or impactful on both the immediate and future prospects for Spurs.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Highlights of our 3-2 away win at the Emirates were shown again on Sky last night. Coming back from 3-2 down, I've never been so ecstatic to hear the final whistle go as I was that day.
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Legohamster
Ian Walker
City away 1-0 - Never been so delighted, after years of trying we had made it into the top 4.
Without this win there would have been no Milan/AC games.
I just remember getting home at 4 having 3 hours sleep before flying to Vegas and celebrating for a week
Without this win there would have been no Milan/AC games.
I just remember getting home at 4 having 3 hours sleep before flying to Vegas and celebrating for a week
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
Scum away 3-2, easily! Milan was great too, but to finally beat scum away after so long, and doing it the way we did it was just epic. I had no voice left after that one.
Would also want the 9-1 included in the list. Easy match, but easily a contender for the amounts of goals alone.
Would also want the 9-1 included in the list. Easy match, but easily a contender for the amounts of goals alone.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The AC match was almost Poch level in its competence, but the Inter game was proper glory glory.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
This game made me the happiest and smuggest (after the whistle).
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Some absolute pearlers there, I went for inter at home, but could easily have picked 4 or 5 of the others.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Loads to choose from here:
I voted for Emirates Marketing Project away. A win for us guaranteed CL football but a defeat would have put Emirates Marketing Project in the drivers seat going into the last game. 1-0 didn't do justice to how well we played that night. To finally break the CL hoodoo in that fashion was fantastic.
Chelsea at home in April 2010 was a great performance. They were flying at the time, smashing teams by 6 and 7 but we played them off the park.
Arsenal at home 3 days earlier to finally beat them after about a decade was another great win.
Arsenal and Liverpool away were also great as we never win at those grounds and haven't won at either ground since!
Btw, looking forward to hearing from Scara, Parklane and Jordinho as I know they are big fans of Redknapp's tenure
I voted for Emirates Marketing Project away. A win for us guaranteed CL football but a defeat would have put Emirates Marketing Project in the drivers seat going into the last game. 1-0 didn't do justice to how well we played that night. To finally break the CL hoodoo in that fashion was fantastic.
Chelsea at home in April 2010 was a great performance. They were flying at the time, smashing teams by 6 and 7 but we played them off the park.
Arsenal at home 3 days earlier to finally beat them after about a decade was another great win.
Arsenal and Liverpool away were also great as we never win at those grounds and haven't won at either ground since!
Btw, looking forward to hearing from Scara, Parklane and Jordinho as I know they are big fans of Redknapp's tenure
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Great thread, this. And the other manager wins, too. Makes us realize and appreciate the process we've been watching in recent years. And the man at the top responsible for it all.
Again some absolute belters in that list and some not included but City way to secure 4th was unreal. Watched it on Santa Monica Boulevard which was bizarre being 8 hrs behind and so far from friends and family watching our biggest league game in years. AC Milan away was unreal though and I was fortunate enough to be there for that, another wonderfully composed and controlled performance. Honourable mentions for both Arsenal games, Chelsea at home and Inter at home.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I must admit to seriously struggling these days with my memory and am envious of everyone who can remember the details of games from even just a few years ago.
But games like AC Milan and Inter are still lingering in the memory bank.
The best win was Inter at home.
The most important was City away. I watched it on tv in a pub. The pub being the location for a colleague’s leaving do. The colleague being a Emirates Marketing Project fan. I can’t imagine what it must have been like in the away section that night. It was brilliant for the Spurs fans in the pub. Less so for my City colleague. But he is having the upper hand at the moment. Not for long I hope/believe.
But games like AC Milan and Inter are still lingering in the memory bank.
The best win was Inter at home.
The most important was City away. I watched it on tv in a pub. The pub being the location for a colleague’s leaving do. The colleague being a Emirates Marketing Project fan. I can’t imagine what it must have been like in the away section that night. It was brilliant for the Spurs fans in the pub. Less so for my City colleague. But he is having the upper hand at the moment. Not for long I hope/believe.