80s and 90s Spurs books

HOT SHOT TOTTENHAM is here! Relive or learn about a revolutionary decade in English football told through the prism of Tottenham Hotspur (plc and FC🤨) Buy from me now - 90sspursbook.square.site the bubble wrap is ready to go! First orders now despatched RT's much appreciated🤝

🚨 OUT NOW! 📕 A true football legend, remembered ⚽️ Danny Blanchflower: A Glorious Life this is the authorised biography about the football icon. The much-loved midfielder blazed a trail from Glentoran to Barnsley, Aston Villa, Northern Ireland and, ultimately, to Tottenham Hotspur. It features exclusive insight from those who knew him best: close family members, media colleagues and fellow players. The biography dives into: ✨ His journey to becoming Tottenham’s most successful captain winning the double in 1961 🏆 ✨ His leadership, innovation, and unforgettable moments on and off the pitch ✨ His life beyond football as a respected journalist and why he turned down “This is Your Life” Written by award-winning sports journalist Mike Donovan, with a foreword by his son, Richard Blanchflower. A must-read for Spurs fans and anyone who loves the beautiful game. 📖⚽️ 🔊 Listen now to author Mike Donovan on Spurs podcast @LoveTheShirt talking about the book 🔗 amzn.eu/d/03nntNtB

Legend @1MickyHazard was my guest on @Spurs90spod reflecting on his second spell as a Spurs player in the 90s. We discussed the state of the club he rejoined in 93, playing for Ossie, that seasons relegation scare and the euphoria of Klinsmann's arrival! pod.fo/e/3c1835

It's part 3 of my Things I loved most about Spurs in the 90s on White Hart Review... The Frenchman Walking in a Klinsmann wonderland A certain free-kick and Semi-Final Please give it a read and remind yourself why you love Spurs!

@SpursNewsPics @THSTOfficial I can see why 97/98 would have done that to you!

@GarethDace @THSTOfficial Hi. I’m sorry but I first went to Japan in July 1998 so wasn’t at the games for the next two seasons.

Did you, or do you know someone who watched any of our Intertoto Cup games in 1995 who remembers it/them well enough that they'd like to come onto my podcast to discuss? Please reshare and repost...@THSTOfficial

@SpursNewsPics @THSTOfficial Hi, I've got 97/98 covered but not the two after that if you have any vivid memories?

@GarethDace @THSTOfficial Hi Gareth. Do you need anyone to talk about the 97-98 season? I had a season ticket that year.

@DavidMHa71 @THSTOfficial Luzern at 'home'?

@GarethDace @THSTOfficial i watched the 1st one only

Feel good about Spurs with a look at Part 2 of my 'Best moments of the 90s' article on the fantastic White Hart Review platform. 4-goal frenzy v So'ton FA Cup at Anfield The joy of Gazza 1991 FA Cup Final whitehartreview.com/post/a-heartwa…

@DanInHK Hi @DanInHK - thanks so much for reading and for taking the time to post - very much appreciated and delighted that you enjoyed the book! Hopefully lots for you in the 90s too with Is Gascoigne...! You may also enjoy my 90s nostalgia Spurs pod too: podfollow.com/is-gascoigne-g…

@GarethDace just finished ‘Hot Shot Tottenham’. Really enjoyed it, and have immediately ordered ‘Is he going to have a crack….’ Some excellent facts I didn’t know: *Barnes and Dagliesh wearing white *Mabbutt’s trial letters *Ardiles and Archibald at Blackburn

@FootballCliches @CDEccleshare @D_C_W My mate's a Charlton fan. Discussing their game yesterday he told me "we missed loads of chances then they go and score from their first attempt...sums up our season really" Is that the most generic 'sums up our season' sort of narrative?

Recording FOOTBALL CLICHES with @CDEccleshare & @D_C_W on Monday... Let's have your questions, observations, football-linguistic determinations, footballers' names in things & anything else at all – from the Carabao Cup final and beyond – for the Adjudication Panel Cheers!

@BlondiieMama @PHDiaz19751 Hi @PHDiaz19751 - as you'll know from the book I was too young to be scarred by that final but I understand the long-term effect its had on so many others. I'm significantly emotionally removed actually that I'm actually just pleased we played our part in the greatest final!

@PHDiaz19751 @GarethDace I’ve always liked Spurs. It would be wrong for them to go down! Hope you start getting some more points and it gets a bit less nervy. Yes I really hope we get to join you up there! 🙏

@GarethDace literally just read the chapter in Hotshot Tottenham “Fantastic Disappointment” @BlondiieMama yes. This made me scarred for life 😫

Fabulous book about an unbelievable period...and Ewan discussed the season in detail with me on @Spurs90spod - Listen here: pod.fo/e/347187

Plenty of episodes currently recorded and ready for release later in 2026. I've interviewed more players, a manager, recorded season reviews for 4 seasons +more to come! Thanks to everyone who has listened so far and has shared. Please do share the word: podfollow.com/is-gascoigne-g…

@SpursNewsPics Thanks mate. Really good of you to say so! It was a great episode to record that I'd wanted to do for some time.

This is a must listen for all Tottenham and football fans in general. Excellent.

🔊 Calling all Pitch authors…. Can you spot your book 👀 📕 Hit the like ❤️ button if you can! ☺️ 👍🏻

One of the great 90s Spurs moments...read about them all (and the bad ones too!) in my book...

@jonoblain That referee made Craig Pawson look like peak Collina

15 Atleti fouls, 0 yellows 11 Spurs fouls, 5 yellows

I know from interviewing @DarrenAnderton for my podcast @Spurs90spod he has a lot of very interesting things to say about the current day as well as the period he played for us in.

@SandwichN17 Wimbledon was usually like a home game anyway - we probably had 75% of Selhurst that day! I've also spoken to Gerry Francis recently about the incredible support the crowd gave the team at WHL just 48 hours after the horrific 95 semi-final. Good luck with the campaign!

@GarethDace I hear it. I was only 6 for the Wimbledon one but I significance of it!! Good ol jurgen

This sounds like a great positive campaign. In the 90s our decisive wins to keep us up were both away games (Oldham and Wimbledon) but there were also huge home wins preceding them (So'ton and Newcastle respectively) when we were in really perilous positions.