Get well soon, Stevie

[metalgear]

our last real captain in my books.

 

[parklane1]

A proper Spurs legend and a great guy as well.

 

[Southcote Spur]

Welling up here. Those of you who have been on this site for years & its previous incarnations will know of my admiration of Steve both as a player & a person. I have had many a meeting with him outside grounds, over the last 30 years. The last one lasting about 30 mins outside the Carlisle Ground. He would chat mainly about Tottenham, Exeter (or Watford, Oxford or Brentford). but would then move onto the family. Looking forward to saying hi to him again soon.

This 100%! I have been lucky enough to meet him a handful of times in my life and he has always been happy to chat. This is why I currently have his name on the back of my replica shirt. In my mind, he is Mr Tottenham and it would be great to see him make an emotional return to WHL sometime soon?

 

[Southcote Spur]

With no Spurs game to watch this weekend, I still needed my football fix. A couple of friends and I found ourselves at Kingsmeadow in Kingston to watch the AFC Wimbledon game against Exeter. As I walked to my seat in the Paul Strank Stand, I passed the away Directors block. As I scanned the seats, I was pleased to see Steve Perryman sitting there, looking fit and well. It warmed the ****les of my heart, on a cold and damp afternoon to see a proper Spurs legend.

 

[Wriggly]

With no Spurs game to watch this weekend, I still needed my football fix. A couple of friends and I found ourselves at Kingsmeadow in Kingston to watch the AFC Wimbledon game against Exeter. As I walked to my seat in the Paul Strank Stand, I passed the away Directors block. As I scanned the seats, I was pleased to see Steve Perryman sitting there, looking fit and well. It warmed the ****les of my heart, on a cold and damp afternoon to see a proper Spurs legend.

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