I was at this game, as an Arsenal fan of course. When we started chanting "You are my Arsenal, my only Arsenal, you make me happy when skies are grey" the Spurs fans just went silent. There were so many of us, all around the ground. What a great day that was.
I live an hour from the Emirates and the Arsenal shop and if I had the spare cash it would buy me a '79 cup final replica yellow with the number 7 on the back. The midfield general. Look up the Arsenal first goal in the '79 cup final and the movement from Liam that tore United's midfield apart. Magical!
This is the game that got me supporting The Arsenal... Was at my Granny's house, my uncle a spuds supporter says to me "come and watch this wee team kid"... What a game... When Brady scored that worldy I was jumping about on the sofa... 8 years old... never looked back... Plus I got good bragging rights at my uncle for ever after that game...
I was privileged enough to be there aged 16. Stood in the Tottenham end whilst the Arsenal end chanted we want 6. Unable to celebrate until I got back to Victoria station. Loved it 😊
Me too 16 at the away game after walking down Seven Sisters. What a day it was. We all agree Arsenal are magic! I can still hear Terry Neil’s red and white army singing: Brady Brady always the king of Highbury…Allen Allen Sunderland…Willie for Scotland…Pat Jennings….Graham Rix Rixie…Stapleton…Stapleton…Pat Rice… David O’Leary… EMPHATIC VICTORY!!!! Since the moment they lost they were chanting religiously; you will suffer, you will suffer, you will suffer on April…because of Christmas Day.. Next game was indeed in Highbury. Guess what; they came on April and lost again. 1:0 to the Arsenal. HOWEVER for the record, 😊it is true, they took the North Bank in 5 minutes.
I was a 14 year old then , squashed and thrown all over the place in the crowd the atmosphere in the away end was magical .The singing and the chanting was as one.and it will never be matched for me ever.When the King of Highbury put a bend and swerve on the ball I was right behind it. Brady could not done better if he used his hand to put it in the top corner . Miss those days the smell the experience and excitement of those derbies does not compare to what we get now a days.”And we shall sing forever more because of Boxing Day”.
First time I'm seeing these longer highlights. There are so many little fascinating details. I'd love someone to do a commentary focusing on all the chants. The Tottenham fans were trying so hard to keep it going but Arsenal kept scoring to shut em up lol. And I'd never seen Brady run to the Shelf after that wonder goal! He had all those awful shots from a similar position before then finally, "take that"!
I was there. Fantastic match as we chanted we want 6 ! Had to tuck my glorious red and white scarf down my trousers as we went down the escalator at seven sisters....
Did you hav a sore throat after! All that singing I did I Never wore scarves at London derby West ham Chelsea N Spurs your asking for Trouble if you dis Especially when You literally tore Spurs Apart Alan Sunderland Hat trick and a Brady Wonder goal It was shown on match Of the day opening Titles for a good few years
I was there best game ever I watch this video many times. I was 22 then still think about it often . Traveled over 4 hours on a train for home matches from Windermere. I miss all my friends from those days
Best game ever? Did you stop going after this game? I could choose many more games I went to. Juventus away 1980. Liverpool away 1989. Parma in Copenhagen in 1994. Fucks sake. I could be here for hours. But you see where I'm going?
@@chasbeanpole8799 I agree many great results over the years but because it was against that lot it was my favourite game. I stopped going regularly after 1881 when i got married. I now live in the Philippines so can not go now. But i still hate the ,Y...don't think you can call them that anymore . Great results last Saturday The Juventus game you mentioned was good but i missed it .i went to all the other European games home and away the home game finished one all if i remember correctly. I was unemployed at the time so i didn't go but i went to the final which was a bad week lost to West ham then valansia. I don't blame RIxie Brady missed the first one after Kempas missed. I had many great times but its just memories now. Hope you still go
@@smashdalde9713 Yeh, that's the only one I remember, think it was nmbr 7 (?) great cross & header. I'm an Evertonian but was in the road end with a lad from school, it wasn't unusual back then to go to the odd Liverpool game - went to few European games, like Trazbonspor & best of all that St.Etienne game
@r queI think Johnny Oi and his Clockwork Orange firm would disagree , your probably talking about the spuds lot from the Corner Pin the women and kiddy beaters How many Arsenal locked out the ground in 71, ??? I oh , i oh it's off to Tottenham we go with a bottle an brick and a walking stick , I oh .
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@r que .. Spot on there... Your lot were lively late 70s along that high rd.. Goons did get it together for a few yrs... 82 onwards..
I was actually at this game with my dad and brother when I was eleven, my dad and brother are Tottenham supporters but not me, it was a good day to be a Arsenal supporter among our enemy..😂
Now I hardly find this pleasing (being as I'm long suffering Spurs fan)But as I'm also a fan of quality football,&u would have to be clueless not to recognize the ability of Liam Brady! The way he swerved that (Hard Leather)Ball for that goal.was Phenomenal!. Yes today's games do not have this kind of quality!
Was 15 at the time and went to this game, I remember leaving at 4-0 and heard the 5th goal just as we were walking down the Park Lane, hearing the Arsenal fans, painful, just before Christmas too. Never understood why the Republic of Ireland or Eire as they were known in the 70s had to wait until Jack Charlton becoming manager in 1986 to become a decent team qualifying for international tournaments and doing well in them when they had some top players pre-Jack like Brady, Stapleton and O' Leary, and I'm sure there were others at other clubs. We at Spurs had Chris Hughton around that time who became an Irish international.
So glad that Pat Jennings was shown respect by his former supporters (unlike poor Sol) and probably had much chat and bants with them, being the spectator that he was that day... Ah! I remember it well.
Sat in the back of the Park Rd stand at this match, next to my brother who is an Arsenal supporter and behind a bloke puffing on a pipe throughout the match…. Not a happy day although my brother saw it differently. Liam Brady was some player, I remember reading how upset Juve fans were when they replaced him…. Until they saw how good the replacement was Michel Platini.
ajay999999: 😂😂😂😂 this is the same season T.Francis moved from BCFC to Forest and in doing so became "the first" £1,000,000 footballer. One year later, B.Robson moved from WBA to Man Utd for £5,000 per week!!!!!!!!! It's the year 2020 - I wish I was on £5,000 per week!!!!!
Different times this was A cup final performance From Arsenal fc Magic night and I was ther Had one hell of a sore Throat After that game I can tell you! Haha
And even still today, more then 35 years later, The Gunners STILL rule the North London Derby, COYG!!! KILL!!! Since this match in the Christmas holiday season of 1978: Arsenal - 4 League titles - 1989, 1998 (League/FA Cup Double), 2002 (League/FA Cup Double), and 2004, and we won the League that year at Shite Hart Lane and went UNDEFEATED (26 wins, 12 draws and NO LOSSES!!!) Tottenham, you ask - well. they haven't won the League since 1961, and that streak will continue, as long as Arsene Wenger is in charge of The Arsenal, THE Undisputed Kings of North London, and have been for all these years!!!
FA CUP 79, 93,98,02,03,05,14,15,17 and 20. League Cup 87 and 93. League champions 89,91,98,02,04. Ecwc 1994 Spurs FA Cup 81,82 and 91. Uefa Cup 84. League Cup 1999 and 2008. Since this match 18 trophies to 6 in Arsenal favour. Spurs between 81 and 85 were very good and maybe should have achieved more. Gulf between the clubs in trophy count is huge.
My man of the match forty four years ago in the North London derby Liam Brady that beautiful chip which was our fourth goal. Great goal from our Irish midfielder for Arsenal. Arsenal 78-79 team Jennings, Rice (c), Walford, Gatting, O’ Leary, Young, Price, Brady, Sunderland, Stapleton, Rix. Pat Jennings, Pat Rice and Sam Nelson both for Northern Ireland. David O’Leary, Frank Stapleton and Liam Brady both for Republic of Ireland. Alan Sunderland and Graham Rix both for England.
SPURS MADE THE BIGGEST MISTAKE IN TRANSFER HISTORY WHEN THEY SOLD PAT JENNINGS TO ARSENAL...TRULY A MOST BREATHTAKINGLY SHOCKING MISTAKE......WHY OH WHY .....
Motson" Look at that" We tore Spurs apart with five goals , the two Irish players for us, Stapleton and Brady. Alan Sunderland scoring his hatrick. Liam Brady scoring that beautiful goal. Stapleton known for his headers, decide a bicycle kick.
I was there always thought chippy gave the scum two fingered salute after his goal ... perhaps just wishful thinking or what I would have done.. thanks for putting this on here my sister went over match of the day before I saw it VHS days
I was at that match! Brilliant evening! Remember coming out afterwards and all of us going 'shhhhh' went very quiet as we knew there would be trouble. Cans, bottles coins raining down! ha ha. Good old days! Alan Sunderland's best performance for me, although overshadowed by Brady's special goal!
@r que what is it with you lot and violence, are you that thick to realise everyone had good and bad days. You go on like you are so tough. Absolute morons, always play the voilent card. Biggest mouths in football. No one likes you and your fans and as a football club. Give it a fucking rest with you and your so called army. It's embarrassing.
@r que yeah you lot are so tough. Is that all concerns you is the fighting aspects, mate grow up. And things move on as we all should. Football is way better nowadays, at least you can take your children to games without hopefully getting caught up in some stupid childish adults trying to knock 11bells of shite out if one another. Ive seen it all mate. Grow up with all this nonsense. Fucking donkeys all firms that are involved!!!!
Me too 16 at the away end after walking down Seven Sisters. What a day it was. We all agree Arsenal are magic! I can still hear the Terry Neil’s red and white army singing: Brady Brady always the king of Highbury…Allen Allen Sunderland…Willie for Scotland…Pat Jennings….Graham Rix Rixie…Stapleton…Stapleton…Pat Rice… David O’Leary… EMPHATIC VICTORY!!!! Since the moment they lost they were chanting religiously; you will suffer, you will suffer, you will suffer on April…because of Christmas Day.. Next game was indeed in Highbury. Guess what; they came on April and lost again. 1:0 to the Arsenal. HOWEVER for the record, 😊it is true, they took the North Bank in 5 minutes
flaky spurs. still the same today. 40 yrs of flakiness. Something about the culture of the club and the mentality of the players they buy. Theyve never gone 20 or 25 games unbeaten.
A wonderful goal for Liam Brady. Alan Sunderland getting a hat-trick Frank Stapleton getting the third. Sweet victory for the Gunners against the arch enemy.
RIP Terry Neil! One of the greatest away games I ever attended.
Just came across this! Wow! What a performance! Liam Brady! What a star!
I was at this game, as an Arsenal fan of course. When we started chanting "You are my Arsenal, my only Arsenal, you make me happy when skies are grey" the Spurs fans just went silent. There were so many of us, all around the ground. What a great day that was.
I live an hour from the Emirates and the Arsenal shop and if I had the spare cash it would buy me a '79 cup final replica yellow with the number 7 on the back.
The midfield general.
Look up the Arsenal first goal in the '79 cup final and the movement from Liam that tore United's midfield apart.
Magical!
This is the game that got me supporting The Arsenal... Was at my Granny's house, my uncle a spuds supporter says to me "come and watch this wee team kid"... What a game... When Brady scored that worldy I was jumping about on the sofa... 8 years old... never looked back... Plus I got good bragging rights at my uncle for ever after that game...
Lovely to watch Arsenal beating Spurs, no matter when it happened.
Liam Brady what a player 👍👍
I was privileged enough to be there aged 16. Stood in the Tottenham end whilst the Arsenal end chanted we want 6. Unable to celebrate until I got back to Victoria station. Loved it 😊
Same age watching it in away end.. Brady's goal was magnificent and I'm a Leeds fan lol 👍👍
Me too 16 at the away game after walking down Seven Sisters.
What a day it was.
We all agree Arsenal are magic!
I can still hear Terry Neil’s red and white army singing: Brady Brady always the king of Highbury…Allen Allen Sunderland…Willie for Scotland…Pat Jennings….Graham Rix Rixie…Stapleton…Stapleton…Pat Rice…
David O’Leary…
EMPHATIC VICTORY!!!!
Since the moment they lost they were chanting religiously; you will suffer, you will suffer, you will suffer on April…because of Christmas Day..
Next game was indeed in Highbury. Guess what; they came on April and lost again. 1:0 to the Arsenal.
HOWEVER for the record, 😊it is true, they took the North Bank in 5 minutes.
I was a 14 year old then , squashed and thrown all over the place in the crowd the atmosphere in the away end was magical .The singing and the chanting was as one.and it will never be matched for me ever.When the King of Highbury put a bend and swerve on the ball I was right behind it. Brady could not done better if he used his hand to put it in the top corner . Miss those days the smell the experience and excitement of those derbies does not compare to what we get now a days.”And we shall sing forever more because of Boxing Day”.
HAha!
Snap!
I was there and 14 years old too!
At the end I remember I kept asking my dad what the final score was because I couldn't quite believe it!
Looking at this game, Sunderland and Brady were amazing
First time I'm seeing these longer highlights. There are so many little fascinating details. I'd love someone to do a commentary focusing on all the chants. The Tottenham fans were trying so hard to keep it going but Arsenal kept scoring to shut em up lol. And I'd never seen Brady run to the Shelf after that wonder goal! He had all those awful shots from a similar position before then finally, "take that"!
Pat Jennings was such a great keeper just his presence alone was enough .I believe he was the best goalkeeper in the world
Dunno if he was the best in the world back then, but i would be prepared to say he was in the top one....
Still can't believe the Spuds sold him to us for 45K, thinking that Barry Danes was a better keeper!!!!
Brady was on a different level that day. Arsenal absolutely mashed the Spuds in that match. COYG
I was there. Fantastic match as we chanted we want 6 ! Had to tuck my glorious red and white scarf down my trousers as we went down the escalator at seven sisters....
Did you hav a sore throat after!
All that singing I did I
Never wore scarves at
London derby
West ham Chelsea
N Spurs your asking for
Trouble if you dis
Especially when
You literally tore Spurs
Apart Alan Sunderland
Hat trick and a Brady
Wonder goal
It was shown on match
Of the day opening
Titles for a good few years
Absolutely seamless highlights package
bradys goal was brulliant. great player.
That Liam Brady goal gets shown over and over again. What a classic. What a player.
Damn, remember that Brady goal like it was yesterday. Forgot just how good a finisher Sunderland was.
There was a period in the old First Division days when we played middlesex hotspurs at Christmas & Easter time! 😮❤ Those were the days!
Idiot
I was there best game ever I watch this video many times.
I was 22 then still think about it often .
Traveled over 4 hours on a train for home matches from Windermere.
I miss all my friends from those days
Best game ever? Did you stop going after this game? I could choose many more games I went to. Juventus away 1980. Liverpool away 1989. Parma in Copenhagen in 1994. Fucks sake. I could be here for hours. But you see where I'm going?
@@chasbeanpole8799
I agree many great results over the years but because it was against that lot it was my favourite game.
I stopped going regularly after 1881 when i got married.
I now live in the Philippines so can not go now.
But i still hate the ,Y...don't think you can call them that anymore .
Great results last Saturday
The Juventus game you mentioned was good but i missed it .i went to all the other European games home and away the home game finished one all if i remember correctly.
I was unemployed at the time so i didn't go but i went to the final which was a bad week lost to West ham then valansia.
I don't blame RIxie Brady missed the first one after Kempas missed.
I had many great times but its just memories now.
Hope you still go
Liam Brady--absolutely magic!!
"Chippy" No.7
1978 must have been a nightmare time to be a Spurs fan. Battered 7-0 by Liverpool, hammered 5-0 at home by Arsenal...
Indeed.Terry 'Mac's header in that game,still the best goal ever seen at Anfield..
It wasn't that bad, an 11th place finish, f.a. cup quarter finals, scored 48, only conceded 61 all season, and that was "only" a -13 goal difference
@@smashdalde9713 Yeh, that's the only one I remember, think it was nmbr 7 (?) great cross & header. I'm an Evertonian but was in the road end with a lad from school, it wasn't unusual back then to go to the odd Liverpool game - went to few European games, like Trazbonspor & best of all that St.Etienne game
🎵🎶Tottenham get battered….wherever they go…😂🎵🎶
Can confirm
I was at this game behind the goal when brady scored can remember it like it was yesturday . Chippy brady
I was 2 yes old... And I am still love in it!!!!! What a game fór Sunderland!
Got in late,but what a day Liam Brady.The Best walk down Tottenham hi rd.
@r que talking crap ask the old lot from the Bull about that , EIE
@r queI think Johnny Oi and his Clockwork Orange firm would disagree , your probably talking about the spuds lot from the Corner Pin the women and kiddy beaters
How many Arsenal locked out the ground in 71, ???
I oh , i oh it's off to Tottenham we go with a bottle an brick and a walking stick ,
I oh .
@r que .. Spot on there... Your lot were lively late 70s along that high rd.. Goons did get it together for a few yrs... 82 onwards..
Sunderland, Stapleton and Brady! What a bunch!
I was actually at this game with my dad and brother when I was eleven, my dad and brother are Tottenham supporters but not me, it was a good day to be a Arsenal supporter among our enemy..😂
They waited two years for this game; to get thrashed and started-off with the most audascious Spursy backpass. Quality.
what a goal from Brady
Can't believe this has been so long ago... 40 years !!!! But this game was still 18 years AFTER the Spuds last won the league 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shut up you prick
@@trevdjmrbeaver3150 update 41 years and counting 🤣🤣
Update: 62 years and counting.
+ Next season is ours 💯 🎉 🏆
Lol😂
Iconic goal by Brady.
Now I hardly find this pleasing (being as I'm long suffering Spurs fan)But as I'm also a fan of quality football,&u would have to be clueless not to recognize the ability of Liam Brady!
The way he swerved that (Hard Leather)Ball for that goal.was Phenomenal!.
Yes today's games do not have this kind of quality!
arsenals irish backbone : Jennings - oleary - brady - stapelton (with rice and nelson as each full backs)
Plus the manager Terry Neill was also Irish!
BRADY WORLD CLASS
ye have to agree mate he had natural flowing talent like best
Oh how I wish football had stayed like this forever.
Oh what joy, even after all these years.
Look at that o look at that !!! Loved Brady !!
It takes a long time to build a championship winning team, the spuds have been trying since 1961
'A Cockney Cup Final at Christmas' pure poetry that
The good old days when Spurs were yoyoing between the first and second divisions.
Chippy Brady tried a shot from far out, Motson said, "not many players would have tried that in case it looked silly."
Was 15 at the time and went to this game, I remember leaving at 4-0 and heard the 5th goal just as we were walking down the Park Lane, hearing the Arsenal fans, painful, just before Christmas too. Never understood why the Republic of Ireland or Eire as they were known in the 70s had to wait until Jack Charlton becoming manager in 1986 to become a decent team qualifying for international tournaments and doing well in them when they had some top players pre-Jack like Brady, Stapleton and O' Leary, and I'm sure there were others at other clubs. We at Spurs had Chris Hughton around that time who became an Irish international.
Motson" look at that, just look at that" The Liam Brady sweet goal against Tottenham in the North London derby, thirty-eight years ago.
Real football. Real men. Real passion.
What a great crosser of the ball was Brady! And this comes from a neutral Welshman with no particular axe to grind.
He was a magical player
Mate he tore Spurs apart
That night mate
I was ther to unbelievable
Night loved it
Like you beating the
Gers mate ha
So glad that Pat Jennings was shown respect by his former supporters (unlike poor Sol) and probably had much chat and bants with them, being the spectator that he was that day...
Ah! I remember it well.
At home with the flu listening on the radio...happy days...what a goal by brady😘🥰🏴👏👏👏👏
man Alan Sunderland.what a little player he was for the Arsenal....COYG
what about thomas vs Arsenal
@@andrewporrett9606what
Brady Brady born is the king of highbury , coyg !
I was there that day. A skinny 16 year old. I got a clump off a disgruntled Spud. But I didn't care and laughed all the way home to Islington.
Fantastic day and I was at shite Hart Lane to see it
Sat in the back of the Park Rd stand at this match, next to my brother who is an Arsenal supporter and behind a bloke puffing on a pipe throughout the match…. Not a happy day although my brother saw it differently. Liam Brady was some player, I remember reading how upset Juve fans were when they replaced him…. Until they saw how good the replacement was Michel Platini.
This game is so Epic!!
When the players played for the fans & the club not money.Never see that again
ajay999999: 😂😂😂😂 this is the same season T.Francis moved from BCFC to Forest and in doing so became "the first" £1,000,000 footballer. One year later, B.Robson moved from WBA to Man Utd for £5,000 per week!!!!!!!!! It's the year 2020 - I wish I was on £5,000 per week!!!!!
rose tinted specks. the majority were greedy then aswell although not as bad as now
Different times this was
A cup final performance
From Arsenal fc
Magic night and
I was ther
Had one hell of a sore
Throat
After that game
I can tell you! Haha
Wonderful game Liam Brady Outstanding what a majestic player in total control of the game and the goal total class
And even still today, more then 35 years later, The Gunners STILL rule the North London Derby, COYG!!! KILL!!!
Since this match in the Christmas holiday season of 1978:
Arsenal - 4 League titles - 1989, 1998 (League/FA Cup Double), 2002 (League/FA Cup Double), and 2004, and we won the League that year at Shite Hart Lane and went UNDEFEATED (26 wins, 12 draws and NO LOSSES!!!)
Tottenham, you ask - well. they haven't won the League since 1961, and that streak will continue, as long as Arsene Wenger is in charge of The Arsenal, THE Undisputed Kings of North London, and have been for all these years!!!
Nonce alert.
Richard M OOPS! I forgot to mention that Arsenal also won the League in 1991 as well.
LlpoooooRay Jackson
FA CUP 79, 93,98,02,03,05,14,15,17 and 20. League Cup 87 and 93. League champions 89,91,98,02,04. Ecwc 1994
Spurs FA Cup 81,82 and 91. Uefa Cup 84. League Cup 1999 and 2008.
Since this match 18 trophies to 6 in Arsenal favour. Spurs between 81 and 85 were very good and maybe should have achieved more. Gulf between the clubs in trophy count is huge.
My man of the match forty four years ago in the North London derby Liam Brady that beautiful chip which was our fourth goal.
Great goal from our Irish midfielder for Arsenal.
Arsenal 78-79 team
Jennings, Rice (c), Walford, Gatting, O’ Leary, Young, Price, Brady, Sunderland, Stapleton, Rix.
Pat Jennings, Pat Rice and Sam Nelson both for Northern Ireland.
David O’Leary, Frank Stapleton and Liam Brady both for Republic of Ireland.
Alan Sunderland and Graham Rix both for England.
SPURS MADE THE BIGGEST MISTAKE IN TRANSFER HISTORY WHEN THEY SOLD PAT JENNINGS TO ARSENAL...TRULY A MOST BREATHTAKINGLY SHOCKING MISTAKE......WHY OH WHY .....
Motson" Look at that"
We tore Spurs apart with five goals , the two Irish players for us, Stapleton and Brady.
Alan Sunderland scoring his hatrick.
Liam Brady scoring that beautiful goal.
Stapleton known for his headers, decide a bicycle kick.
liam brady what a legend!
He was soooooo good
I was there always thought chippy gave the scum two fingered salute after his goal ... perhaps just wishful thinking or what I would have done.. thanks for putting this on here my sister went over match of the day before I saw it VHS days
as a neutral when I saw the two lineups, the score was unsurprising!
Tottenham fans in 1978: i hope we beat our rivals so I can get the vhs for Christmas!
Arsenal fans in 1978 but 1 min later: IT'S HAPPENED AGAIN!
Pratt was a brilliant player. Not many players could have hit an 80 yard back pass with such precision to the opponents centre forward.
43 years on and some things never change, they still go all Spursey when they see that red shirt with white arms.
Magic! Just magic.
Rosicky's goal a match for Brady's today!
Brilliant!!
Good old Arsenal.
i could watch this every week
Not a tattoo in sight.
ilovenitnat or pink football boots
could have been 8! shame we don't play with that level of intensity in the derby these days
There i am reading this in 2021, Arsenal are first from bottom in the Prem after 2 games, no goals and no points
@@jerrywood8268 there I am reading this in 2022 Arsenal are 1st from the top 🤣🤣, after 3 games 9 goals 9 points. .
Gooner forever.
Tattaspur. .🤣🤣🤣💩
Xmas never been so good !!
Liam Brady still remains the greatest player ever to wear the Arsenal shirt! Such an unbelievable talent. ⚽️👏🏼👍🏼
Totally
i think Henrys mum might disagree...
100%
I was at that match! Brilliant evening! Remember coming out afterwards and all of us going 'shhhhh' went very quiet as we knew there would be trouble. Cans, bottles coins raining down! ha ha. Good old days! Alan Sunderland's best performance for me, although overshadowed by Brady's special goal!
@r que what slapping children and women, somethings never change.
@r que what is it with you lot and violence, are you that thick to realise everyone had good and bad days. You go on like you are so tough. Absolute morons, always play the voilent card. Biggest mouths in football. No one likes you and your fans and as a football club. Give it a fucking rest with you and your so called army. It's embarrassing.
@r que yeah you lot are so tough. Is that all concerns you is the fighting aspects, mate grow up. And things move on as we all should. Football is way better nowadays, at least you can take your children to games without hopefully getting caught up in some stupid childish adults trying to knock 11bells of shite out if one another. Ive seen it all mate. Grow up with all this nonsense. Fucking donkeys all firms that are involved!!!!
Love to see the Spuds getting peeled by Arsenal!!
Tottenham - forever in Arsenal’s shadow. 😉
I was there that day with my friend Mark. It was billed as a face off between Ardiles and Brady.
Me too 16 at the away end after walking down Seven Sisters.
What a day it was.
We all agree Arsenal are magic!
I can still hear the Terry Neil’s red and white army singing: Brady Brady always the king of Highbury…Allen Allen Sunderland…Willie for Scotland…Pat Jennings….Graham Rix Rixie…Stapleton…Stapleton…Pat Rice…
David O’Leary…
EMPHATIC VICTORY!!!!
Since the moment they lost they were chanting religiously; you will suffer, you will suffer, you will suffer on April…because of Christmas Day..
Next game was indeed in Highbury. Guess what; they came on April and lost again. 1:0 to the Arsenal.
HOWEVER for the record, 😊it is true, they took the North Bank in 5 minutes
Xmases never better !!
Alan, Alan Alan Sunderland!!!!!!
when they come out to face THE ARSENAL...you knows it
One Liam Brady - there’s only one Liam Brady………
Look at that! Oooh look at that!
flaky spurs. still the same today. 40 yrs of flakiness. Something about the culture of the club and the mentality of the players they buy. Theyve never gone 20 or 25 games unbeaten.
Future Manchester United player Frank Stapleton playing for Arsenal in December 1978.
Tottenham are nothing and we smashing five past them is so sweet.
Arsenal are the best.
A wonderful goal for Liam Brady.
Alan Sunderland getting a hat-trick
Frank Stapleton getting the third.
Sweet victory for the Gunners against the arch enemy.
not any more not a big club now
@Kwame Aboagye not my spurs don't support them
It’s comforting to know Spurs could be as crap then as they are now, before I was born into this life of misery being a Tottenham fan.
🎵Ark thou hear 🎶🎵
We had joy we had fun we had tottenham on the run, but the joy didn't last because the B#/$₩#@ ran to fast.
Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way , coyg.!
Lilly shites 😂😂😂😂😂 bitter little team back them and a bitter little team today. Forever in our shadow scum from The Drain!!! COYG!!
At 4:07...and Alan Sunderland's Afro is under attack.
Great Afro by Sunderland and clinical finishing
Remember this game went to butlins for Christmas 🎄 in Clacton my best ever Christmas present 🎁 thanks santa 🎅
Liam brady. Fantastic.
to me he was very natural with skill really like best
Those were the days... even when Spurs used to win more trophies than Arsenal!
Was at whl a few years later when we beat arsenal 5 v 0
I was at that game...........
I was there it seemed the greatest ever ( I was to young to have really understood the double )
Spurs been shit from day one!!
The pride of North London is Arsenal and never Tottenham.
Brady is still my God ❤️