That game is one of my all-time fav memories, I was 19 years old ( Tottenham, through and through)and I was offered a ticket that was going spare from my work colleague who was a Gooner, but in love with me lol. He said , the ticket is for the Arsenal stands at Wembley for the match, so if I agreed I wouldn't wear anything representing Spurs then I could have the ticket for free...... of course I agreed, ,,,,, Anywho, I secured said ticket and the day arrived, my work colleague was meeting me at St Albans train station where I was loud and proudly waiting on the platform dressed in my Holsten Spurs top, jacket, and a scarf... LMFAO , I can still picture his face to this day . Well, we got into the stadium unscathed physically but the dirty looks were unreal lol, LIGAF. To all the Spurs fans out there, you can bet your ass that I loved and lived every single second of that match and when Gazza scored that free-kick I was going off my nut, running up and down the stairs, surrounded by Gooners left and right , screaming F++king have some of that ....... That memory will always be in my top 3 forever C.O.Y.S XX
@@lisagorman3077 #COYS!! Can't believe it took almost a year for a reply to this brilliant reply!!! We Live in hope, that we can get those Cup Glory days again my Friend. #TTID
The funny thing is this game is probably my best memory of Spurs too, the way we started off in this game and played through out was brilliant. Gazza and Lineker were both quality players for us. Great game. COYS
As someone who only started paying attention to football in the late 80s and early 90s, I wholeheartedly agree. Motson was quite good, so too Peter Brackley (I enjoyed his commentary on Football Italia), but Davies and Moore were wonderful to listen to, a cut above.
Putting this result to one side the Arsenal team of 90/91 were total class. How they never progressed from this season to dominate in the early 90s will always be a mystery to me. This season was the peak of Graham’s era at Highbury, yes, he did go on to win 3 more trophies but it was never the same after the 90/91 title win.
I was gutted to miss watching this game I'll got on a plane when game started and when I got off I had to find out who won in the airport I jumped for joy
Beautiful day - Gazza and Lineker magic. Paul Allen, Paul Stewart, Nayim, Walshy - we had some great players in the late 80s and into the 90s. Jittery next season without Gazza though.
Lovely sunny day perfect weather for football, I agree Gazza and Lineker were our best players by far. Without them 2 we would of lost this game. The other players raised their game too on the day and had very good games. Vinny Samways probably had his best game for us and Paul Allen played really well too, they all did really. The season after life without Gazza was never the same for me
This brings tears, i was 18. An apprentice, not long left school.. Live was all about beers, nightclubs and girls. And spurs were flying !! This and the 80s was a final almost every couple of years ... Since, barren. Mad that this was our high point... I vant get as excited about the "rumlelows cup". Sadly the FA Cup has lost its appeal clubs all wanting thr money of thr Champions League BUT i would LOVE to win ot again, it would mean a lot to me ....and us We were always a cup team
I know it’s very frustrating as a spurs fan, still can’t believe it’s been 32 years since we last won the FA cup a trophy that we used to win regularly. We need to take this competition more seriously and field a stronger team to get to final.
Historical in the fact that it was the first time in history a FA Cup Semi-Final was played at Wembley Stadium.....On another note, according to Wembley Stadium stats, it was the quickest evacuation of the losing end in history, some had even reached Greenwich before the last Spurs had left Wembley.
When you think about it’s very bad, Spurs should be winning more FA Cups and trophies. If only Enic had more ambitions just like us fans we would achieve more
Love Gazza, love Lineker, love Barry Davies. Fantastic game, I was 8 years old at the time and i'll never forget that free kick.
I was an '83 baby too lol
@@DannyBoy777777 Close enough, ‘82 :)
That game is one of my all-time fav memories, I was 19 years old ( Tottenham, through and through)and I was offered a ticket that was going spare from my work colleague who was a Gooner, but in love with me lol.
He said , the ticket is for the Arsenal stands at Wembley for the match, so if I agreed I wouldn't wear anything representing Spurs then I could have the ticket for free...... of course I agreed, ,,,,, Anywho, I secured said ticket and the day arrived, my work colleague was meeting me at St Albans train station where I was loud and proudly waiting on the platform dressed in my Holsten Spurs top, jacket, and a scarf... LMFAO , I can still picture his face to this day . Well, we got into the stadium unscathed physically but the dirty looks were unreal lol, LIGAF. To all the Spurs fans out there, you can bet your ass that I loved and lived every single second of that match and when Gazza scored that free-kick I was going off my nut, running up and down the stairs, surrounded by Gooners left and right , screaming F++king have some of that ....... That memory will always be in my top 3 forever C.O.Y.S XX
@@lisagorman3077 #COYS!! Can't believe it took almost a year for a reply to this brilliant reply!!! We Live in hope, that we can get those Cup Glory days again my Friend. #TTID
Going back through all my happiest Spurs moments tonight on you tube. This remains one of the best. Lineker and Gazza. What a game.
The funny thing is this game is probably my best memory of Spurs too, the way we started off in this game and played through out was brilliant. Gazza and Lineker were both quality players for us. Great game. COYS
What the hell has happened to us since? Not even been to a final,barry davies is a spurs fan and you can hear it
Taped this the day it was televised & still have it on vhs. Two draws and a cup win for Spurs that season against this lot. That did nicely for me! ☺️
Since the 1970's, Barry Davies is the best football commentator on BBC IMO, likewise Brian Moore on ITV and Martin Tyler on Sky.
As someone who only started paying attention to football in the late 80s and early 90s, I wholeheartedly agree. Motson was quite good, so too Peter Brackley (I enjoyed his commentary on Football Italia), but Davies and Moore were wonderful to listen to, a cut above.
@@danyoutube7491 Moore was shit, Coleman, Davies and Motson were the best commentators.
Putting this result to one side the Arsenal team of 90/91 were total class. How they never progressed from this season to dominate in the early 90s will always be a mystery to me. This season was the peak of Graham’s era at Highbury, yes, he did go on to win 3 more trophies but it was never the same after the 90/91 title win.
Booze.
Manchester United.
The start of the prem is why.
All three responses played a part
Spot on
Barry Davies, the absolute goat. Today’s commentators don’t add anything to the match drama.
Today’s commentary sounds like a chat between a couple of fans.
Barry Davis comments from this match stuck in head for life. (and many more :-))
Man would I kill to get these super wins against top competition in the cups again.
Rip Edinburgh
What a game that was I've supported spurs for 48 years this is one of my best memories..and Barry Davies best commentator ever..
It was a brilliant performance by Spurs, probably my all time favourite game. Barry Davies was a great commentator
Awe, that Gascoigne 'run up' (+shot) created that classic SCREAMER.
Only sad bit was injury to Gazza. The final was cagey stuff!! Even as a Liverpool fan, this was one of the most romantic cup runs.
2:48 Limbs. Absolute madness. A great day COYS
This match marked the pinnacle of Gascoigne's career.
1990 t0 1991 arguably his best year.
I was gutted to miss watching this game I'll got on a plane when game started and when I got off I had to find out who won in the airport I jumped for joy
What a game to miss, Spurs played brilliant on the day and to top it off what a result. Great way to find out at the airport
Beautiful day - Gazza and Lineker magic. Paul Allen, Paul Stewart, Nayim, Walshy - we had some great players in the late 80s and into the 90s. Jittery next season without Gazza though.
Lovely sunny day perfect weather for football, I agree Gazza and Lineker were our best players by far. Without them 2 we would of lost this game. The other players raised their game too on the day and had very good games. Vinny Samways probably had his best game for us and Paul Allen played really well too, they all did really. The season after life without Gazza was never the same for me
This brings tears, i was 18. An apprentice, not long left school..
Live was all about beers, nightclubs and girls. And spurs were flying !!
This and the 80s was a final almost every couple of years ...
Since, barren. Mad that this was our high point... I vant get as excited about the "rumlelows cup". Sadly the FA Cup has lost its appeal clubs all wanting thr money of thr Champions League BUT i would LOVE to win ot again, it would mean a lot to me ....and us
We were always a cup team
I agree mate, always loved winning the FA Cup. Brings back loads of memories, I wish we can win this year
The commentary is just the stuff of legend.
This is the game that made me a spurs fan
Seaman never recovered from this nightmare # COYS, I've always maintained during this era Chris Woods was England's best keeper
You mean the Seaman that went on to win 3 league titles, 4 FA Cups, a League Cup and a Cup Winners' Cup? I'd say he recovered pretty well from this 😂
@@josssmith On top of that he was also in the team that beat Spurs in the semi-final a couple of years later
32 years later (as I post this) and Spurs still haven't reached another FA Cup final but have a stack of semi final defeats in that period.
I know it’s very frustrating as a spurs fan, still can’t believe it’s been 32 years since we last won the FA cup a trophy that we used to win regularly. We need to take this competition more seriously and field a stronger team to get to final.
Simply genius
Historical in the fact that it was the first time in history a FA Cup Semi-Final was played at Wembley Stadium.....On another note, according to Wembley Stadium stats, it was the quickest evacuation of the losing end in history, some had even reached Greenwich before the last Spurs had left Wembley.
😂🤣😂
Spurs had such a side which seems underrated nowadays! Bl**dy brilliant.
Incredible free kick from a genius
I agree, I still remember it like it was yesterday. How time flys
The best free kick ever to grace Wembley by a Maverick🔥...🚥 COYS 🐓 N15 🇲🇺🚥
I know it's common parlance in a certain old-school class of Brit, but Barry Davies yelling "Oh, I say!!!" will never not make me laugh.
To think Spurs have not won the Cup for 32 years and have won only one trophy this century.
When you think about it’s very bad, Spurs should be winning more FA Cups and trophies. If only Enic had more ambitions just like us fans we would achieve more
@supertottenham1882 I fear that the owners are more interested in revenue streams than winning things.
@@iainclark5964 I agree
Foot like a traction engine!
"And now they cant get the double at the Arsenal"
😂🤣👍
I was there
30 years ago ..
A long time ago
the good old days when Gary Lineker was paid to play , not paid to pundit !!
Lol. Good player in his playing days, scored loads of goals!
i remember thinking arsenal were going to win
Is Gascoigne gonna have a Crack he is you know oh I say what a mavelous goal fantastic barry Davies commentary my fave
I agree brilliant goal and great commentary by Barry Davies
Barry Davies revealed after he retired that hes a Spurs fan. Is Gascoigne gonna have a crack? He is you know.
Mike pick Paul Gascogne
COYS
Coys
Oh I say.
Seaman was a joke
Great Gaza great Spurs we are keen for Tottenham from Salonica Greece