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RIP Jimmy Greaves.
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NickTB
Kasey Keller
The final stroke of the ball into the net.. most would have put a toe through it way beforehand
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
brick. I hope the players can put on a performance to honour him, I’m sure the fans will.
I really hoped the club would something to honour him within the ground while he was alive but I think there was a commercial rationale for not naming stands before naming rights was agreed.
I never felt he got the true recognition outside of Spurs for just how good he was, it was only recently Ronaldo passed one of his records for example.
Quite simply the greatest striker we have ever produced.
RIP Jimmy
I really hoped the club would something to honour him within the ground while he was alive but I think there was a commercial rationale for not naming stands before naming rights was agreed.
I never felt he got the true recognition outside of Spurs for just how good he was, it was only recently Ronaldo passed one of his records for example.
Quite simply the greatest striker we have ever produced.
RIP Jimmy
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Such sad news, the legend of Jimmy will live on in a lot of our hearts.
RIP Jimmy.
RIP Jimmy.
FolkestoneSpur
Neil Sullivan
RIP Jimmy.
People often wonder if players from past era's could have done it in the modern game, Jimmy would have smashed it!
Very sad.
People often wonder if players from past era's could have done it in the modern game, Jimmy would have smashed it!
Very sad.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
That's a lovely photo of him, lovely smile.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Like many I've been keen to see Kane break the club goal scoring record, but today (and given recent events), and maybe it's just sentimentality, but it feels fitting that the record should (and most probably will) stay exactly where it is.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Great, great player, I've never been so excited by any signing as his. The wait to see him player was almost unbearable for a young fan. The day he made his debut they had to cancel our youth clubs game as 6 of us were going to the match. He delivered big time with a hat trick, one being a fantastic scissor kick volley (probably illegal now). His first match in Spurs colours was a reserve outing at Plymouth Argyle on a midweek afternoon, he scored 2 and they got a bigger crowd than the first team home games.
Sad day.
Sad day.
I can see that. At least he died knowing he was top of the list.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Anyone remember what Jimmy's chant was?
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Devastated to hear this news.
RIP Jimmy, for me you were the most deadly, as well as most entertaining, striker ever.
But not even sure players had their own chants in those days. Earliest one I can remember is 'Nice one Cyril.' The song was a big hit early/mid1970s so was a ready-made 'gimme' for our hugely popular LB Cyril Knowles.
RIP Jimmy, for me you were the most deadly, as well as most entertaining, striker ever.
Watched him all the way through his Spurs career but don't remember him having a chant of his own. Then again it could just be my woefully fading memory.
But not even sure players had their own chants in those days. Earliest one I can remember is 'Nice one Cyril.' The song was a big hit early/mid1970s so was a ready-made 'gimme' for our hugely popular LB Cyril Knowles.
