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jumhed
28 Sep 2002, 07:14 AM
Klinsmann will be back! It's a charity game! Hopefully this will help spread the gospel of Spurs to more yanks and they'll become fans of the Lillywhites.

Should be good, I'll try and get tickets.

Californiaspurs
30 Sep 2002, 03:31 AM
Jum mate: good to see you're still alive and kicking.

Let us know your impressions of the DC United friendly if you go.

I'm in the process of wrapping up some business deals in California.

As soon as the deals go down, hopefully by December, I'm off to the Ing-er-land to catch some Spurs games and other London matches, and freeze my bollocks off no doubt.

Then off to the Canaries for some swimming, sunbathing, golf, tennis and maybe catch Vinny Samways at Las Palmas FC assuming he's still playing there!

Let's hope the Lilywhites get it together to run those Blue-turds out of the Worthy on Tuesday night.

COYS.

http://www.thequake.com/thespur.html

jumhed
30 Sep 2002, 03:51 PM
It's great to hear from you again Cali !

Samways isn't at Las Palmas anymore. He's well regarded as a midfield enforcer over there and it would appear he's in demand. Went to another club, their name escapes me. I'll find out on google!

andylovesoccer
01 Oct 2002, 01:44 PM
Hoddle is set to play as well, right?

jumhed
01 Oct 2002, 06:42 PM
Apparentely so......

Is this game likely to be shown in the US?

Bebeto
09 Oct 2002, 04:26 PM
Highly unlikely to be televised...

Let us know how DC holds up, in particular the guest defense from SJ Earthquakes, Wade Barrett and the Goose.

Thanks!

jumhed
13 Oct 2002, 05:21 PM
On the Spurs side will be;

Paul and Clive Allen, Hoddle, Waddle, Klinsmann, Ginola, Mabbutt and Gazza.

I watched International Masters 5-a-side tonight (bunch of retired players play 16 minute games). Gazza played (even though he's not retired. He was absolutely awful, players long retired in their mid forties outstripped him for pace. Retire now with a shred of dignity Gazza!

Knave
15 Oct 2002, 07:14 PM
Originally posted by jumhed
Apparentely so......

Is this game likely to be shown in the US?
The word just came out that FSW is going to show the match live.

http://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19305

jumhed
19 Oct 2002, 04:28 PM
DC won 1-0. A chap called Wade Barrett scored near the end. Lots of money raised for ex-Spurs players! Nice!

Actually I thought it was going to be one of those high scoring joke games that these events degenerate (or even generate) into. Alas, twas not to be. I didn't manage to go, although my bro did. I'll get the full spec from him in the near future.

What would be REALLY, REALLY cool, is an event that actually MEANS something so we can gauge just how good yank club football (soccer) really is. Friendlies (almost any kind) just don't paint an accurate picture at all. What do you lot think? A full strength Spurs V. a full strength DC would've been a lot cooler.

andylovesoccer
19 Oct 2002, 09:27 PM
That would be a great game, for those of you that are strictly Spurs fans. I am guessing that Spurs would hand DC their arses with a full strength squad. Now, if Hudson can manage to get us back to contending for the MLS Cup, it might at least be considered a competition. But with the way we were playing last season, we wouldn't stand a chance.

I would love to see MLS clubs matching up against Premeireship sides for any event, be it a friendly, or some kind of club cup. Maybe this game is the start of something really enjoyable for those of us that love both leagues.

RomaDcUnitedSaoPaulo
20 Oct 2002, 01:27 AM
living near DC. and loving both DC United and Tottenham, i was at first confused on which team to cheer for, 5 second later, DC was my choice... After almost breaking my best friends nose everytime DC hit the ball off the post or close to the back of the net, I finally had a chance to cheer for more than just a oh-oh-awww.... I was really proud of the Black and Red, with both teams not at full strenght, i think that the game was evenly matched, and most likely should have ended 0-0, unfortunatly, as the commentator stated "there he is, the Party-Pooper, taking the ball from the touch"