All Time Football Legends XI's (Part 19)

Tottenham Hotspur have a rich and long history of incredible footballers who play the game in style, even it if it did not win them so many trophies and honours as the should have got for those talents.

1). Pat Jennings (Goalkeeper) Northern Ireland international, did everything he could thing of to stop the ball from getting past him into the net puling off some unusual and great saves.

2). Jonathan Woodgate (Centre Back) England international, came through the ranks at Leeds, a quality defender who also played for Real Madrid.

3). Sol Campbell (Centre Back) England international, a big and strong man, pacy and good in the air.

4). Mike England (Centre Back) Wales international, one of the best defenders in his day and one of Wales greatest.

5). Dave Mackay (Midfield) Scotland international, probably not a harder or tougher man around, could be compared as a Roy Keane type but more terrifying.

6). Paul Gascoigne (Midfield) England international, an incredible talent, extremely inventive and imaginative, scored some amazing goals.

7). Chris Waddle (Right Wing) England international, tricky winger, not quick but could beat defenders with his dribbling skills.

8). Glenn Hoddle (Midfield) England international, probably the best passer in the game ever, pinpoint accurate every time, scored some world class goals.

9). JImmy Greaves (Striker) England international, one of the best goal scorers in history, always hit the target, part of the 1966 World Cup winning squad, missed out on playing in the final.

10). Gay Lineker (Striker) England international, started as a winger, but when he moved to become a striker his career took off, prolific scorer.

11) Harry Kane (Striker) England international, breaking all records with his goal scoring feats right now. could go on to be Spurs highest ever scorer as well as his countries.

Bill Nicholson (Manager / Coach) Stands out as Spurs best ever manager.