Tottenham v Chelsea 2-0 1975

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
  • The game that contributed to relegating Chelsea

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  • @bekindunlimited
    @bekindunlimited 6 лет назад +26

    R.I.P. RAY WILKINS ..A LOVELY PLAYER

  • @LASpurs
    @LASpurs 12 лет назад +33

    Amazing performance from Jennings, as usual. Sending Chelsea down where they belong.

    • @GALLILAO
      @GALLILAO 6 лет назад +1

      yes i see you won the champions league

    • @HHM706
      @HHM706 4 года назад

      Makes a change for spurs to beat us😂

    • @JuanCarlosOmar_CHAMP15NS
      @JuanCarlosOmar_CHAMP15NS 3 года назад +11

      @@HHM706 not back then and in fact pre the mid 90s chelsea spent most of their whole history as just another charlton, qpr or fulham level London club. It changed when ken bates nearly bankrupted the club by buying so many oversees players. Although it made them more attractive and successful, it was cheating as it was the banks money but unlike Leeds they got away with it when the highly suspect Russian bought the club and cleared debts that in todays money would equate to about £500m. And then the cheating ramped up to a whole new level. Without all this cheating, this club would be in league 1 playing charlton and wimbledon (London clubs of their historical level) with that running track around their pitch in front of 4000 fans. A truly manufactured fake club of epic proportions.

    • @rohithraman6488
      @rohithraman6488 3 года назад

      Chelsea belong in the top division

    • @rohithraman6488
      @rohithraman6488 2 года назад +2

      @@JuanCarlosOmar_CHAMP15NS Chelsea were bigger than Charlton, QPR and Fulham, we were bigger than Wimbledon as well

  • @dode5064
    @dode5064 5 лет назад +15

    Big Pat greatest goalkeeper ever 💙💙

  • @user-sw2lv3zp6o
    @user-sw2lv3zp6o 4 года назад +19

    Back when going to a football match was a real event.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 6 лет назад +10

    Pat Jenniings. Proper football. Great.

  • @BarryCFCOK
    @BarryCFCOK 13 лет назад +12

    I remember this game was 15 at the time went in the Paxton road end which was the away end those days but spurs filled it up at 1.00 so went on the pitch with the chelsea fans and ended up in the park lane and can see myself in the crowd when wilkins misses the open goal. Those where the days 25p to get in!

  • @gervais412
    @gervais412 14 лет назад +8

    The first game i saw without my dad. Pat Jennings the finest keeper ever.

  • @gregod806
    @gregod806 4 года назад +9

    1:34 - Conn giving Locke the knuckle shuffle 😂

  • @gervais412
    @gervais412 14 лет назад +6

    So good to see this.First time i went without my dad and Pat Jennings is the finest keeper ever.

  • @littlebigbrain
    @littlebigbrain 12 лет назад +7

    Alfie Conn only played a dozen or so games for Spurs and yet he was a legend and mainly for the fact that when they played Leeds United Alfie beat a Leeds defender then sat on the ball and waited for the Leeds defender to get up and then beat him again. Spurs won the game 4-2 and avoided relagation. Over 50,000 in the ground again that day.

  • @thenintendogamer9318
    @thenintendogamer9318 4 года назад +5

    Jennings incredible through thick and thin THFC 1882

  • @bekindunlimited
    @bekindunlimited 4 года назад +5

    Pat Jennings kept Spurs up that season .....on his own .best in the world.

  • @jac627
    @jac627 8 лет назад +8

    I was at that match and remember running onto the pitch all excited and then running off.
    the fighting started at the Paxton end and I was at the park lane end. I didn't see the fighting at the half way line until later on the news.
    I was 12 years old. this match didn't send Chelsea down but after this they knew it was all over.

    • @finnbarrlewis565
      @finnbarrlewis565 4 года назад +2

      I was 12 too. Was in the Park Lane near the Enclosure. A few Chelsea lads ended up next to us. Brother got attacked after the game because an Alfie Conn lookalike thought he was Chelsea. No proper away end back then.

  • @glenmorgan4597
    @glenmorgan4597 6 месяцев назад +1

    I remember reminiscing with a so called Chelsea fan at work about this game, " yeah, we went up in our mob " i worked out afterwards he would have been 7 😂

  • @groomercab
    @groomercab 11 лет назад +8

    Good old days when it was a mans game,no diving and cheating and pansies rolling around like they've been shot.

    • @bluespyusa8979
      @bluespyusa8979 5 лет назад

      Proper tackles and when you lost the ball you saw where it went rather than the bloke that took it from you! XD

  • @adrienpoinapin3058
    @adrienpoinapin3058 4 года назад +4

    Pat jennings one of the best goalkeeper in history

  • @littlebigbrain
    @littlebigbrain 12 лет назад +7

    When the ground was full it was quite common for the fans to scale the floodlight pylons. Also the official crowd was 51,000 but the turnstile operators would get two people through on one turn and pocket the difference. It was common and that was why QPR introduced the first computerised turnstyle system to stop the fiddles. I guess that there could easily have been several more thousand inside the ground than the official attendance.

    • @fg55hle
      @fg55hle 4 года назад +1

      Every week. Every game. Every ground. Wembley was the worst

    • @redflag8970
      @redflag8970 3 года назад +1

      I went Utd cup finals in the 80s an never had a ticket an neither did most next to me in the queues

    • @stephenbailey2126
      @stephenbailey2126 2 года назад +1

      @@redflag8970 did 4 cup finals and 1 milk cup final without a ticket.everton in 85 was mad must have been 5000 extra in United end.

    • @redflag8970
      @redflag8970 2 года назад

      @@stephenbailey2126 ye totally stairs to top were blocked beyond belief

  • @thelstanedwardsson4374
    @thelstanedwardsson4374 2 года назад +2

    RIP Ray Wilkins...

  • @bekindunlimited
    @bekindunlimited 4 года назад +3

    Jennings was sensational. The best in the world. nobody has come close since

  • @skkthfc
    @skkthfc 12 лет назад +3

    Some great 70s nostalgia. My third ever Spurs match

  • @jonmeachin8606
    @jonmeachin8606 9 лет назад +12

    Jack Taylor leading the players out, while there was fighting on the pitch. Different times

  • @basilbrush2209
    @basilbrush2209 2 года назад +2

    my cousin took me a few times to see Chelsea play but i was too small to see the players. i was only 10 in the shed. when everyone jumped up and down i wondered what what going on. it must have been a goal. all i could see was body warmers and flaired trousers . the people started throwing pub darts around and i saw one in a mans head. i never went again. put me off

  • @DutchVanHelsing
    @DutchVanHelsing 11 лет назад +2

    My heart finally ran out of love when Didi went...G.Stanley , Garland ,Wicksey , Walker, Sparrow , Langley , Finniston , Garner , and the Gods...Ossie , Harris , Cooke , Hudson , et al...I will carry those memories....it is better than the ones of a Chelsea buying glory....from W.14 and always BLUE ! Always....

    • @a.m.armstrong8354
      @a.m.armstrong8354 2 года назад

      I agree and I'm Spurs. Saw you lot do Watford at the Lane.

  • @teddownum7428
    @teddownum7428 2 года назад +1

    Alfie Conn. Quite a set of sideboards he had going there, like the rudders of two great battleships.

  • @antoroma009304
    @antoroma009304 12 лет назад +4

    this is epic video quality... not much has changed...

  • @pappy9473
    @pappy9473 2 года назад +1

    Ohhhh Stevie, Stevie, ... Stevie, Stevie,Stevie, Stevie Perryman.
    Great days.
    Coy

  • @tonymarshall4164
    @tonymarshall4164 5 лет назад +2

    My mate Gary Locke played in this game, playing in a struggling Chelsea team. He deserved better, a good solid right back.

    • @patrickglennon6834
      @patrickglennon6834 3 года назад +1

      my idol growing up, underated

    • @tonymarshall4164
      @tonymarshall4164 3 года назад +1

      @@patrickglennon6834 He was too loyal, had the opportunity to move to bigger clubs.

    • @Ruda-n4h
      @Ruda-n4h Год назад

      @@tonymarshall4164 His goal against Southampton in 1977 was Brazil 1970 class.

  • @DutchVanHelsing
    @DutchVanHelsing 11 лет назад +4

    I would like to see Chelsea with the same amount of English players even if it meant losing.....We had some good youth players back then. D.Hay was a waste of money , it would have been interesting to see what would have happened if Eddie Boy had stayed as Boss...that was the biggest ( what if ? ) in our History. All we are now with a very few exception ( Wisey , Lamps , Petrescu , Terry is a bunch of overpaid tarts....

  • @fifa3008
    @fifa3008 12 лет назад +3

    hard to belive most ppl there probably dont even live in tottenham anymore

  • @ChrisLee-ex5vd
    @ChrisLee-ex5vd Год назад

    I watched that game as a young lad, it felt like the end of the world for me! If you had told me then we would go on to be double Champions league winners, double Europa cup winners, Cup winners cup, double super cup winners 8 fa cups and world champions 5 x times Premier league winners and 5 x league cups I would not have believed it!
    Spurs have gone on to win diddly squat!

  • @rajnirvan3336
    @rajnirvan3336 Год назад +1

    Chelsea would get relegated again in 1979 then 1988. In this fixture in 1987 Chelsea wore blue shirt with white shorts and blue socks as blue shorts were close to Spurs navy. Similarly at Stamford Bridge in 1982 FA cup qf Spurs were ordered to change shorts to white. Which were part of Chelsea 3rd kit

  • @AndrewLOFC
    @AndrewLOFC 10 лет назад +1

    this was the first football match that I ever went to. can't remember too much about it as I was only 8 but Teddy Maybank making his debut has always stuck in my mind

    • @neilinbengeo
      @neilinbengeo 10 лет назад

      My first game as well @13 in the main stand.

    • @AndrewLOFC
      @AndrewLOFC 10 лет назад +3

      Well I will admit it that I'm a Chelsea fan and back then was living in Woodford and in those days you didn't shout it from the rooftops about supporting the blues lol. Great video and what a fantastic keeper Jennings was. I have the match day program somewhere but a recent eBay purchase and not mine from the actual day. Apart from Maybank's debut the only thing I remember is the huge vastness and noise on the day and I was sat in one of the better seats because my dad was very good mates with one of the Chelsea players. Happy memories :)

    • @northstandchelsea6918
      @northstandchelsea6918 Год назад

      My first game as well aged 13

  • @Cyps36
    @Cyps36 11 лет назад +6

    Not just saynig this because I`m a spurs fan, but there is only Man utd who can say like us they`ve won a least one trophy in the last 6 decades. That`s history.
    Granted last 20 years hasn`t been great for spurs, but they`re the only club to win the fa cup whilist being non-league, first to win the double in the 20th century, first british club to win a european trophy (CWC), first to win the 2 european trophy`s Uefa cup. First to win the league cup twice on.
    All done without billions spent.

    • @a.m.armstrong8354
      @a.m.armstrong8354 2 года назад

      Respect where it is due.. Utd have real football pedigree. Only a few English clubs have it. The pioneers: us, Utd, Liverpool, West Ham..teams that went into Europe and did the business when the best played..in the 60's, playing with style.

  • @mikewilson730
    @mikewilson730 2 года назад +2

    Looks packed with 51,000, makes you wonder how they used to get 70,000+ fans into White Hart Lane without crushing people to death.

  • @version736ha2
    @version736ha2 4 года назад +2

    Bet that was a naughty fixture

  • @andybunyan649
    @andybunyan649 5 лет назад +1

    As a Spurs fan but also a fan of Ray Wilkins I am genuinely pleased to see him play the ball forwards. he never did so for England and was rightly called the crab. Did he evolve in to such negativity or was he told play it square and no more when playing for his country?

    • @gregod806
      @gregod806 4 года назад +3

      Probably under orders. Wilkins given a free reign was a superb player.

    • @redflag8970
      @redflag8970 Год назад

      He once said that he was successful at the job he was asked to do for England

  • @neilinbengeo
    @neilinbengeo 13 лет назад +2

    This was my first ever game watching professional football.

  • @brianmuir9059
    @brianmuir9059 Год назад +1

    51,000 my arse, looks more like 151,000!

  • @JohnHawkins-nw4wi
    @JohnHawkins-nw4wi 2 месяца назад

    I wonder, if we had a position like this season just finished (2023/24)...
    Chelsea needing a win to stop Arsenal being champions--could have 2:0 to Chelsea!!

  • @chancesareshewears
    @chancesareshewears 4 года назад

    Wilkins was class..despite the miss...he looked like the only player on the pitch that could actually play the game...

    • @andersonarmstrong2650
      @andersonarmstrong2650 4 года назад +1

      Charlie Cooke was better than Wilkins,but he was a good player.

  • @faisalriza1727
    @faisalriza1727 7 лет назад +4

    Supporter on the tower. like in Indonesia now

  • @carpediem4290
    @carpediem4290 3 года назад +2

    What different was football before...when world was too...

  • @50MOLE
    @50MOLE 12 лет назад +1

    I WAS THERE WITH MY BROTHER I WAS 14..IN THE SHELF SIDE ..GOTTA GIVE IT TO SPURS THEY CAME OUT PLAYING...MOLE CFC

  • @psycoticbastard
    @psycoticbastard 12 лет назад +2

    lol @1:37 just imagine what health and safety say today at that ?

  • @perignampua
    @perignampua 2 года назад +1

    So this is why Chelsea fans despite all the fortunes and glory taken in Abramovich Era still hate Tottenham so much. And something no so reciprocicated by Spurs ones

  • @delealli3507
    @delealli3507 10 лет назад +6

    Chelsea only actually got good when abramovich took over, they bought there glory

  • @diggers7169
    @diggers7169 4 года назад +1

    Big Scottish contingent playing here. Britton and Duncan both born in Dundee, Charlie Cooke born in fife and played for Dundee and Alfie Conn played for both of the ugly sisters. Changed days now...

    • @Ruda-n4h
      @Ruda-n4h Год назад

      Peter Lorimer and Derek Johnstone born in the city. My mother was from there too.

  • @n17spurs
    @n17spurs 12 лет назад +1

    how many championships have chelsea bought lately, boy.

    • @chelseachelseaboy
      @chelseachelseaboy 2 года назад

      More than you lot will ever win....your chairman keeps the money in a synagogue so you wont be spending fuck all. son.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад +3

    Chelsea have been shitting all over Spurs long before Abramovich rocked up. Indeed, when he arrived in 2003, Spurs hadn't recorded a home league victory against Chelsea since 1987.....and hadn't won at Stamford Bridge since 1990 (which they still haven't). I think prior to his arrival, you have to go back to 1996 to find the last time Spurs finished above Chelsea.
    Congratulations on the 1967 FA Cup final and the 2008 league cup though. Although I'm happy with winning the Champion's League.

    • @stevenbetts5841
      @stevenbetts5841 7 лет назад

      viallimcbeal This is where you belong, relegated to 2nd division you muppett.

  • @sacrens2011
    @sacrens2011 8 лет назад

    Bigger than the first all London cup final of 1967 ! surely not what is the man in the studio talking about ?

  • @philmoley4418
    @philmoley4418 9 лет назад +1

    I was there I was 15 pat Jennings was booted by Chelsea fan ....corner trouble

  • @Hegarz
    @Hegarz 11 лет назад +2

    Mate, I've Spurs in my blood, but we have been relegated, don't spout that shit man, look up the facts

  • @GALLILAO
    @GALLILAO 6 лет назад +1

    all the muck about we chelsea brought this and that tell me in modern football which team has not going back i remeber when liverpool brought john wark from ipswich just to sit him on the bench stop united buying him any team that dont spend millions win nothing except leicester city

    • @redflag8970
      @redflag8970 6 лет назад

      true mate biggest spenders most successful normally

  • @nobbilc
    @nobbilc 13 лет назад +1

    @gervais412 Check out the then hirsute Ray Wilkins, sadly follicly challenged as I am myself these days. We lived in Enfield in the 70's- emigrated to NZ in '75. Didn't have the internet then of course-kinda lost touch w the UK football scene a bit. The 70's a great era- for Spurs and I concur Pat Jennings was a legend as was Chivers. I'm gonna see if there's a RUclips clip of him (Jennings) scoring that goal ?? My dad even used to take me to reserve matches. Becks @ White Hart Lane ?

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    Last 20 years? Try the last 30 years. 4 trophies in that time. The fact they've spread their trophies out over decades doesn't mean a great deal. They're the Cliff Richards of football. "I've had a number one every decade!" Yes Cliff....but 1 hit every 10 years is nothing to write home about.

  • @BarryCFCOK
    @BarryCFCOK 11 лет назад

    Yes and we come up and you went down the 2 seasons!

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад +1

    Sorry, only just seen this as it was flagged as Spam. Sounds like you’re describing Trevor ‘No-warra-mean?’ Tanner of the Yid Army. And if Chelsea fans looked so naff waving cheap little plastic flags around, why did Spurs copy it for their 125 year celebrations? Oh dear. More-or-less everything you have accused Chelsea fans or the club of, Spurs have also been guilty of the same.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад +1

    So what do you think of the game at Stamford Bridge between Chelsea and Spurs this year? I reckon it'll be tight as Spurs look pretty decent this season. It's 23 years since your last victory at Chelsea so here's hoping to bring up the quarter of a century mark :) Anyway, good luck!

  • @50MOLE
    @50MOLE 12 лет назад +1

    i was there too 75...

  • @littlebigbrain
    @littlebigbrain 12 лет назад +1

    How many have you won having wasted half a billion of Russian money? Big-up B Munich

  • @Chelsea2012goals
    @Chelsea2012goals 11 лет назад

    Chelsea should buy Bale in the summer, that'll shut the Spurs supporters up!

  • @bluespyusa8979
    @bluespyusa8979 5 лет назад

    COYS...but Ray Wilkins football is worse off now he's gone...RIP

  • @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914
    @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914 10 лет назад +4

    ...The year West Ham United Won The F.A. Cup, HA HA HA !!!

  • @criceto
    @criceto 11 лет назад

    impressive

  • @MrJeepsters
    @MrJeepsters 12 лет назад

    Tu sembles bien connaitre tottenham :pourquoi Jennings a t-il changé de club
    et depuis quand n'ont ils plus gagné le championnat (tous les ans, en france, les
    spécialistes disaient qu'ils allaient gagner le titre).

  • @Chelsea2012goals
    @Chelsea2012goals 11 лет назад

    Chelsea got their revenge on Spurs in 2012

  • @dnstone1127
    @dnstone1127 3 года назад

    John(Jack) Sparrow, whatever became of him ?

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    Right, well I thought the word originated from the latin adjective 'Niger' (the colour black) but regardless, it's long been used as a term to insult black people. The word Yid was used as an insult towards Jews. When it was originally aimed at Spurs, it was because of the large Jewish community in Tottenham...so it was specificallyt aimed at them - the Jewish Spurs fans. And now non-Jews who rarely leave Hitchin high street have 'reclaimed' the word on their behalf. I'm sure they're delighted.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    I was merely pointing out what happened. You were the one that initially labelled Chelsea as chavs.....so I rightfully pointed out that Tottenham appears to be the spiritual home of the chav.....hence the riots.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    Oh, and the football moment everyone is laughing at this year was when Spurs fans celebrated the Newcastle non-goal. That bloke standing on his chair, doing Tarzan impersonations....and the two fat women throwing their bingo wings into the air in ecstacy. Pure comedy gold. I look forward to next year's "we've overtaken Arsenal now" statements....followed by the annual collapse and finish below them.
    "The game is about glory". Ha ha.....erm.....yeah. You'd know all about that eh?

  • @SensationalSunshine
    @SensationalSunshine 13 лет назад +1

    Spurs = Small Club
    50 Years and Counting

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    I wouldn't write Arsenal off just yet. They seem to make the top 4 no matter how shit they may appear.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    I think I'll start a petition to bring the Zanussi Hotpoint Ariston Dry Cleaner Members Cup back. Ideally in time for the 2020/21 season so Spurs can win it. Year ends in 1 and all that eh? Then you can release a cheeky, chirpy, fuck-gob, cor-blimey guvna Chaz and Dave record for it. Wadda-ya-say? It'll be blindin'!

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    "Behavioural etiquette" They're football supporters!? Ha ha. Have Spurs fans always shown perfect behavioural etiquette? Of course they haven't. They have had as many incidents of bad behaviour as any other club. Is WHL akin to a Swiss Finishing School?
    I don't agree with the people that booed the minute's silence. I fail to see why Chelsea should have been inconvenienced because of a tragedy nothing to do with them over 20 years ago...but that's no reason not to respect a minute's silence.

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад +1

    Ask George Graham and Christian Gross about Spurs fans and the support they offer their manager. But then the 'poisionous, hate-filled atmosphere' created at WHL for them wasn't really the reason why you lost football matches under them......it was just cause, as always, you were fucking shit. Please feel free to reply with "well maybe we should be more like Chelsea when they...." Maybe finish it off with a 'LOL' to give it that authentic, down wiv da kids touch ;)

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад +1

    Were you really only 'laughing' at Chelsea when they won the Champion's League and denied Spurs a place in the following season's competition? Or this season when Chelsea one again denied Spurs a place in Europe's elite competition...before going on to win another European trophy? Were you really laughing? Or were you throwing the kind of hissy bitch fit that Joe Kinnear would be proud of? I think I know the answer ;)

  • @cfcdanab
    @cfcdanab 12 лет назад +1

    We put you into the europa league while becoming the first London club to win the Champions league
    Priceless

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 12 лет назад

    Spurs didn't beat Chelsea between the beginning of 1990 and the end of 2006 (in the league). That is astonishingly shite. They still haven't won at the Bridge since that game in Feb 1990. So who is really the 'joke of a club'? Ha ha. No 'history'. We're making it. Just won the Champion's League. How many have Spurs won? How many are they going to win? But I guess it doesn't matter when you won the FA Cup in 1901...as if anyone else gives a fuck. 5-1.

  • @fifa3008
    @fifa3008 11 лет назад

    Spurs fans got what they deserved a few years later

  • @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914
    @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914 10 лет назад

    ..."HILARIOUS" ! Getting "RELEGATED" To Spurz !!!

    • @LondonCalling1966
      @LondonCalling1966 10 лет назад

      8 years NO silverware,that's Hilarious....btw...6-0

    • @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914
      @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914 10 лет назад

      LondonCalling1966...WHEN YOU GOT RELEGATED IN 1988, IT TOOK YOU 9 YEARZ TO WIN YOUR 1ST MAJOR CUP ! WHERE WERE YOU WHEN WE WON THE LEAGUE @ ANFIELD IN 1989 AGAINST THE BEST TEAM IN BRITAIN @ THE TIME ??? OH WAIT, LET ME THINK...IN THE 2ND TIER OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL AFTER BEING RELEGATED THE PREVIOUS SEASON ! YOU'LL ALWAYZ BE IN OUR SHADOWZ, AND CHEL"SHIT" WILL NEVER BE AS BIG AS ARSENAL FC, SO KEEP ON CELEBRATING YOUR 6-0 VICTORY FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARZ WHILE WE KEEP ON RE-CREATING HISTORY SOMETHING WHICH YOU HAVEN'T GOT, OR WILL NEVER HAVE !!!

    • @LondonCalling1966
      @LondonCalling1966 10 лет назад

      StreetSelected Gooner The Manager SHAG'S the YOUTH....hahaha,talk about putting SEAMAN in the youth team....Dig a bigger hole...Tonto

    • @jlotto09
      @jlotto09 10 лет назад

      StreetSelected Gooner How are your European Cups treating you...oh wait...

    • @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914
      @redwhiteanddynamiteafc4914 10 лет назад +1

      Justin Lotto...We've Got A European Cup In 1994 you "PRAT", But Itz "NOT" The "BIG DADDY", But We'll Win The Championz League 1 Day, And We'll Win It "MORE" Timez than you ! When you Win The League @ Anfield, Old Trafford, "TWICE" @ "SHITE" Hart Lane, then Come Back to Me ! You Have A "REAL AUDACITY" to Chat About Europe, Athletico Madrid "DON'T" Even Need to Beat you, All they Need Is A 1-1 Draw, And they're On The Road to The Final On the Away Goalz, HA HA HA !!!

  • @viallimcbeal
    @viallimcbeal 11 лет назад

    Ha ha....desperate. Chelsea were formed in 1905. If 'history' solely equated to 'success', Spurs ceased to exist a long time ago.