Hello from Northern Ireland! This is Pat Jennings great grandson Jonathan Jennings and I am honored to be the grandson of this G.O.A.T just wanted to see what my grandpa could really do when he played football.
As an Arsenal fan I was both shocked and elated at Spurs decision to release him. I felt then (and still feel today) that he was the most naturally gifted goalkeeper in the world! Damn nice and decent guy to boot too!
Met him at Stansted airport waiting to board a plane which was delayed. Told him I'd watched him at White Hart Lane as a kid. He couldn't have been more friendly and we chatted away until boarding took place. When we shook hands and said goodbye, as someone else has mentioned, his hands were the size of shovels. Really lovely fellow who did great things for both the Gunners and Spurs.
Biff Grimes: My favourite goalkeeper of all time too and what a nice guy. In spite of his enormous talent, he came over as being friendly and very unassuming.
i remember meeting him in the players lounge at White Hart Lane and he offered his hand to shake mine. I was about 6 years old. My hand and most of my forearm disappeared into his hand, his fingers reached to my elbow.. i will never ever forget that moment. Incredible - His hands are massive!
@@Jonny-kl7gh I'm sure that he met him but he's exaggerating the interaction. Imagine you shaking the hand of even a baby- there is no reason why you grab the forearm. He should have just said that his hand was lost in Pat's massive mitt.
To me, you are the greatest goalkeeper of all time! I can still clearly remember your one-handed catch. Never saw another goalkeeper treat crosses the same way.
I used to stand behind the net at the Park Lane end and we all adored Pat. He always waved when we sang out his name. I was so glad he came back to WHL as a coach. We will always love him.
Tommy Lucy I'm Tottenham, we were mugs to let him go, let alone to Arsenal. I remember him in my Mexico 86 sticker album (I was 11 before I get slagged off). He was 41 and still a great gk. But watching clips, we were idiots and he done a great job at Arsenal 😬 I respect what Bob Wilson says about not being able to teach him anything. Not sure why he comes back to Spurs after being snubbed. He's a better man than me! Not here to slag Arsenal off just pay to pay some respect for a great player who managed to get the support (somehow) of 2 rival clubs. His funeral will be a bit of a mess lol 😂
One of the best keepers in the game. I had the great pleasure of meeting Pat at Villa Park after he had retired. A really nice bloke who everyone got on well with everybody. Shame Spurs treated him the way they did though.
strange how he was treated after all those years by suits ....reinstated by better understanding of his true spurs heart as a spurs legend i was in the park lane as he saved from a volley one of the greatest saves ever .....great memory fantastic,,,,,,,goalkeeper you felt he could stop anything from a corner
This comments section is so pathetic. Why does it have to degenerate into a slanging match between Arsenal and Spurs fans. Why can't everyone just appreciate what a legend he was at both clubs ad put their personal bias aside for once. Its so childish. I'm speaking as a neutral.
Don't worry,though I'm not old enough to remember him being a Tottenham player I've known for donkey's years that Spurs and Arsenal fans hold him in the highest regard and I'm a Watford fan.
Never understood how Pat Jennings was always underrated by football and its professionals in the media and industry. Jennings was easily as good as Shilton, Banks, Zoff and Sep Maier.
Jennings was the best of all goalkeepers & great saves were just his bread & pudding. And he scored a goal from his own goal kick, which were always lengthy, that bounced over Stepney (Man Utd) much mirth shaking hands after 90mins.
Among the honours pat won he also has the title of being Evertons most capped player even though he never played a game. Everton signed him as a standby to Bobby Mimms while Neville Southall was out injured. This was in 1986. He will always be a legendary goalie from a age when there were some top class keepers around.
I become an Arsenal fan in 1978 when just a kid and knew nothing about Pat Jennings' history at Spurs until around about the mid eighties when he went back there. Came as a real shock!! Great guy nonetheless and part of that fantastic cup team I grew up with, and which traumatised me with one too many final defeats 😢
my familys 1st cousins and uncles etc still live in newry northern ireland....when we were kids i played football against pat's brother BRIAN,who looks sounds just like pat.Really nice fella.
Big Pat was good mates with George Best. A shame Bestie couldn't persuade Pat to join Man United. Imagine Jennings in goal and Buchan at centre half at Old Trafford.
I didn't become a Spurs fan until the summer of 1978, a year after Pat left Spurs for Arsenal but have never understood why Spurs allowed him to go and to Arsenal of all places. For a number of years after coming straight back up in 1977/78 after relegation the previous season, we lacked a top quality keeper until signing Ray Clemence in the summer of '81.
What a goalkeeper and managed to get away with it still loved by both teams how you play for both teams and still appalled by both how players can join there rivals and still be loved spurs man at heart really always a spurs player but arsenal got a good singing with him he went back to spurs twice I wonder if he was really a tottenham player at heart
I watched him play for arsenal in the north bank he's hands where like shovels and the amount of caps he won for northern Ireland he should done more for northern irea nd
I've never heard this story before. He was so angry at being snubbed by the club directors he went to Arsenal. Put that transfer down as the worst mistake in Tottenham's history. The directors and manager should be tried for criminal negligence in the running of a football club. 33 years ago and the glory days have never returned.
Jennings is a man fit to be shot by camera only from chest height or below. The man looks like a giant even when only being interviewed. He's probably the only player Spurs fans are fond of, after having gone to Arsenal, to the point that they were happy to have him back. Sol didn't have quite the same experience. I'd say Jennings is easily the best Irish GK ever, but that's a bit of a slight given how good Harry Gregg and Elisha Scott were, but he' s definitely one of the best goalies of all time, certainly better than his contemporaries Banks, Shilton etc.
Jennings Shilton Clemence top 3 goalkeepers that won matches. Jennings made great saves look easy & actually scored a goal from his goal kick into Man Utd goalmouth that bounced over Stepney.
spurs thought he was finished at 32 but in 1981 they bought ray clemence who was 33 Jennings move to arsenal in 1977 gave him a New lease of life perhaps if he stayed at spurs he would have gone stale and he would have been finished before 41 years old that was his age in Mexico 86 when he retired
I have always felt that had Everton brought Pat in as a direct replacement for Neville Southall when he got injured in March 1986, instead of understudy to Bobby Mimms they would have gone on to complete the double that season. What a way to end his career that could have been.
Compare Big Pat and Sol Campbell. One of them is dignified, modest and unassuming, a real gentleman, liked by every one who meets him, beloved by both sets of fans and an all time great. The other is Sol Campbell.
My schoolboy hero was actually Pat's predecessor Bill Brown, but, in all honesty, I think big Pat was the best keeper ever to play for Spurs although Hugo Lloris could eventually overtake him.
Be nice to see pat come out write a book and so forth could he do a show or a night with Jennings and both arsenal and spurs can come together to salute this great man
I thought it was Barry Daines, and no, he wasn't incredible. I also seem to remember Mark Kendall and Milija Aleksic had a go in the Spurs goal before Ray Clemence came in, and neither of them were any good either.
I doubt that Banks was better. Pat was just unlucky enough to be Northern Irish. He did get to a World Cup though didn't he? ( Just googling it - sure I remember him being about 40 ). Yep - 1986 in Mexico. Who did Jennings lose his place to at Spurs? Footie was so great in the 70s. Maybe it's just because I was young but there seemed to be so much more character and romance in those days.
The manager went with 26 year old Barry Daines who was 6 years younger than the great man and Tottenham had just been relegated. People forget at the time Daines had been the understudy for about 6 seasons and had shown promise when deputising for Jennings especially in the relegation season. Ironically it was only was he was installed as first team keeper in the promotion season he started to drop clangers as in kicking the ball in his own net against Bristol rovers (the clip is on here its the 3/2 game) and the howler against Mansfield. Keith Burkinshaw The Tottenham manager is since on the record as saying letting Jennings go was the biggest mistake of his managerial career
Just shows how classless Tottenham were then, are now, and always will be. Not just classless but clueless as well - they thought he was finished. How wrong they were
Huge difference between this and what Judas did. Pat Jennings left on his own accord and everyone knew he was leaving. People with a brain put the blame on Tottenham management. Jennings didn't bullshit and say he was staying and then go to their biggest rival. Jennings=Legend Campbell=tosser
BTW gunners: Pat was slumming it at Highbury. When Mr Pat Jennings arrived at Highbury? You did not even realise it had happened- like the surprise of getting a dream toy on christmas morning, he came out of nowhere. Bob (the lesser legend) says it himself: "I couldn't coach him". Furthermore gunners: Mr Pat Jennings and his outstanding goal keeping got you to several finals. All you had to do was score goals, and you couldn't. Thats why you only won one cup out of four with our man in your goal. The history is there for all to see, unless you are a gunner- because you too will be like Wenger and make out you didn't see anything! LOL "SPURS TIL WE DIE AND BEYOND"
+David Sorkin The very fact that he even went to Arsenal demonstrates your mob's classlessness!! Yeah he's one of your lot,no argument there and you're welcome to each other! Cold,dull and characterless in the shadow of The Cannon! Just like you've always been!
He left due to join Arsenal due to the disgraceful way the directors blanked him, after 13 years at WHL, did you not even bother to watch the clip? Also, even with Pat in goal, you do know that football is a game of ELEVEN players? 1978 FA cup final, Brady and Macdonald were nowhere near match fit, and should never have played. 1980 FA Cup Final and 1980 CWC: Arsenal had played a record number of games in season, which was a record until the modern Premier league era, on a very limited squad (15 players, played a total of around 70 games in a season), and had several exhausting fa cup semi finals replays v Liverpool, by the time they got to those finals, tiredness was inevitable. So there are valid reasons why they lost those. Anyway, with respect, Pat Jennings is probably the only player ever to be loved by both Spurs and Arsenal fans.
***** thanks mate, i did watch it, my reference was the shock exit and Arsenals gift out of the blue. All i know is, he is at Tottenham now, an ambassador for the club on match days and an assistant coach for the keepers, so resentment seemingly over!
David Sorkin Thanks, have to say, it was absolutely disgraceful the way the Spurs directors treated him, and that was his main motivation as to why he joined Arsenal...
@giggsdadragon Trouble with arsenal fans they seen to have short memory ,just spurs made a mistake but he back at spurs all is forgiven as for that two face lot from down the road board never forgiven some of they british players for drunken behaviour during 70-80 that why all French and African now, it will be not day to soon if arsenal move back south London
Dino Zoff Buffon and Donarumma are all miles better than this. Pinglish media think anyone who played there are the best ever. Guess what ……. They are not
@@hudson7354 Lev Yashin is widely recognised as the best keeper who ever walked the planet and the man who changed how goalkeepers play the game. He played in four World Cups and won an Olympic Gold Medal, a European Championship winner, winner of the Ballon D'Or, the only keeper to ever win it. He was chosen in the FIFA World Cup All-Time Team, and saved over 150 penalties, more than any other keeper in history. Better in all respects than Zoff, Buffon and Donarumma.
Hello from Northern Ireland! This is Pat Jennings great grandson Jonathan Jennings and I am honored to be the grandson of this G.O.A.T just wanted to see what my grandpa could really do when he played football.
As an Arsenal fan I was both shocked and elated at Spurs decision to release him. I felt then (and still feel today) that he was the most naturally gifted goalkeeper in the world! Damn nice and decent guy to boot too!
Met him at Stansted airport waiting to board a plane which was delayed. Told him I'd watched him at White Hart Lane as a kid. He couldn't have been more friendly and we chatted away until boarding took place. When we shook hands and said goodbye, as someone else has mentioned, his hands were the size of shovels. Really lovely fellow who did great things for both the Gunners and Spurs.
There are a few players who have played for both clubs. Pat Jennings is the only one who has ever been beloved by fans of both clubs. And rightly so.
Yep was there when willy young played for spurs.cant say he was exactly popular pmsl
@@jimweir6735 6 FOOT 2, EYES ARE BLUE, WILLY YOUNG IS AFTER YOU! LA LA LALA LA LALA LA LA!
Marvellous goalkeeper, lovely guy. Thanks for the memories Pat Jennings. Coys. ❤Pat❤🐓
Lifelong Spurs fan Pat Jennings is still my favourite keeper , Legend.
Biff Grimes: My favourite goalkeeper of all time too and what a nice guy.
In spite of his enormous talent, he came over as being friendly and very unassuming.
A player who every honest fan respects.
I'm an arsenal fan because of pat Jennings. Absolute legend.
Pat got a standing ovation from the north bank when he won the PFA player of the year for Spurs. Shows how respected he was
Such a nice polite kind man ...who was also the greatest ever keeper of all time
He was never anything less than special.
Spurs treated him v shabbily. But he’s still “Tottenham through and through”. What a gentleman. COYS.
In my 60 years this man is still in my top 10 keepers of all time
C O Y I
i remember meeting him in the players lounge at White Hart Lane and he offered his hand to shake mine. I was about 6 years old. My hand and most of my forearm disappeared into his hand, his fingers reached to my elbow.. i will never ever forget that moment. Incredible - His hands are massive!
never happened
@@Chief_Brody why would he make that up?
@@Jonny-kl7gh I'm sure that he met him but he's exaggerating the interaction. Imagine you shaking the hand of even a baby- there is no reason why you grab the forearm. He should have just said that his hand was lost in Pat's massive mitt.
@@Chief_Brody please let me chat to you at parties. You sound fascinating.
David Macleod Just because nothing ever happens in your life doesn't mean it's that way for everyone else.
To me, you are the greatest goalkeeper of all time! I can still clearly remember your one-handed catch. Never saw another goalkeeper treat crosses the same way.
Im Arsenal through and through for nearly 60 years...
But i loved Pat when he was at our rivals...
Pat number 1 and always will be
I used to stand behind the net at the Park Lane end and we all adored Pat. He always waved when we sang out his name. I was so glad he came back to WHL as a coach. We will always love him.
Pat Jennings probably the greatest keeper ever in British football
Loved big Pat !! Legend at both clubs !!
Tommy Lucy I'm Tottenham, we were mugs to let him go, let alone to Arsenal. I remember him in my Mexico 86 sticker album (I was 11 before I get slagged off). He was 41 and still a great gk.
But watching clips, we were idiots and he done a great job at Arsenal 😬 I respect what Bob Wilson says about not being able to teach him anything. Not sure why he comes back to Spurs after being snubbed. He's a better man than me!
Not here to slag Arsenal off just pay to pay some respect for a great player who managed to get the support (somehow) of 2 rival clubs.
His funeral will be a bit of a mess lol 😂
One of the best keepers in the game. I had the great pleasure of meeting Pat at Villa Park after he had retired. A really nice bloke who everyone got on well with everybody. Shame Spurs treated him the way they did though.
Pat is a legend met him at collectermania what a man greatest goalkeeper ever
The single most stupid decision Spurs made was to let him go. Brilliant keeper. Arsenals gain and he was in top for years.
lol he's basically ex-Campbell
@@Jason-vr3mb no way 😂
strange how he was treated after all those years by suits ....reinstated by better understanding of his true spurs heart as a spurs legend
i was in the park lane as he saved from a volley one of the greatest saves ever .....great memory fantastic,,,,,,,goalkeeper
you felt he could stop anything from a corner
What a fantastic goalkeeper and gentleman! :)
pAT WAS THE BEST THERE HAS EVER BEEN......JUST THE BEST...NO QUESTION
This comments section is so pathetic. Why does it have to degenerate into a slanging match between Arsenal and Spurs fans. Why can't everyone just appreciate what a legend he was at both clubs ad put their personal bias aside for once. Its so childish. I'm speaking as a neutral.
Don't worry,though I'm not old enough to remember him being a Tottenham player I've known for donkey's years that Spurs and Arsenal fans hold him in the highest regard and I'm a Watford fan.
Never understood how Pat Jennings was always underrated by football and its professionals in the media and industry. Jennings was easily as good as Shilton, Banks, Zoff and Sep Maier.
Fk Stilton, he was streets above him
@@darganx 'Stilton'. That's a cheesy remark.
Jennings was the best of all goalkeepers & great saves were just his bread & pudding. And he scored a goal from his own goal kick, which were always lengthy, that bounced over Stepney (Man Utd) much mirth shaking hands after 90mins.
He wasn’t English.
@@thomasskeffington4539 Who's saying he was ? Jennings was British - he was born in and played for Northern Ireland - which is British territory.
His daughters went to the same primary school as me in Hoddesdon (St Cross). On sports day, he took part in the fathers race, but only came third!
Hands like buckets…not unusual to see him pluck a cross out the air…..ONE handed. Top keeper⚒
ONE OF MY IDOLS IS PAT JENNIGS
Absolute legend, my boyhood hero, so shocked when let go to Arsenal, but respected by both sets of fans. Directors can be dickheads. COYS
Arsenal's gain 100%. Bob's right,he certainly did have a style all of his own.
Among the honours pat won he also has the title of being Evertons most capped player even though he never played a game. Everton signed him as a standby to Bobby Mimms while Neville Southall was out injured. This was in 1986. He will always be a legendary goalie from a age when there were some top class keepers around.
A GIANT IN FOOTBALL
Met him a few weeks back - a true gent. Didn't realise Spurs had treated him that way though.
Professional IMPACT treated him like a piece of shit, cant blame him for sticking 2 fingers back up
So shabby the way they treated him there. I didn't know about this until now.
I become an Arsenal fan in 1978 when just a kid and knew nothing about Pat Jennings' history at Spurs until around about the mid eighties when he went back there. Came as a real shock!! Great guy nonetheless and part of that fantastic cup team I grew up with, and which traumatised me with one too many final defeats 😢
If you want to see how good Pat Jennings was, watch a video of him in nets for Northern Ireland against England in a world Cup qualifier 1985
Greatest goal keeper and gentlemen
An Arsenal Legend too 👍
Greatest goalkeeper of all time .💙💙💙💙
The best ever goalkeeper from the British Isles 👏
He could hold a ball in one hand. Immense goalie.
my familys 1st cousins and uncles etc still live in newry northern ireland....when we were kids i played football against pat's brother BRIAN,who looks sounds just like pat.Really nice fella.
Great goalkeeper and a legend.
That's from a Hammer ⚒️
Many great keepers of that era. Jennings, Parkes, Clemence, Shilton, big Nev..
If this man was English he'd been the best keeper in the World.!!!
Big Pat was good mates with George Best. A shame Bestie couldn't persuade Pat to join Man United. Imagine Jennings in goal and Buchan at centre half at Old Trafford.
Just the best.
Legend.
Those hands were massive
The four minute final.!!!!Well said Bob Wilson.!!!
What was this from, looks interesting, wouldn’t mind seeing the full programme,
Legend
I didn't become a Spurs fan until the summer of 1978, a year after Pat left Spurs for Arsenal but have never understood why Spurs allowed him to go and to Arsenal of all places. For a number of years after coming straight back up in 1977/78 after relegation the previous season, we lacked a top quality keeper until signing Ray Clemence in the summer of '81.
I'd rather have had Pat in goal than almost anyone ....except Neville Southall.
Total LEGEND
Another 🥔🥔Balls Up
But thanks very much for the gift 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What a goalkeeper and managed to get away with it still loved by both teams how you play for both teams and still appalled by both how players can join there rivals and still be loved spurs man at heart really always a spurs player but arsenal got a good singing with him he went back to spurs twice I wonder if he was really a tottenham player at heart
I watched him play for arsenal in the north bank he's hands where like shovels and the amount of caps he won for northern Ireland he should done more for northern irea nd
class act.
Brilliant goalkeeper liked by both sides really a Tottenham man at heart arsenal I wonder he came by accident
Pat Jennings is a gentleman. That says it all.
I've never heard this story before. He was so angry at being snubbed by the club directors he went to Arsenal. Put that transfer down as the worst mistake in Tottenham's history. The directors and manager should be tried for criminal negligence in the running of a football club. 33 years ago and the glory days have never returned.
It's almost certainly the worst mistake a Tottenham board has made,but by no means the only one!
Jennings is a man fit to be shot by camera only from chest height or below. The man looks like a giant even when only being interviewed. He's probably the only player Spurs fans are fond of, after having gone to Arsenal, to the point that they were happy to have him back. Sol didn't have quite the same experience. I'd say Jennings is easily the best Irish GK ever, but that's a bit of a slight given how good Harry Gregg and Elisha Scott were, but he' s definitely one of the best goalies of all time, certainly better than his contemporaries Banks, Shilton etc.
Jennings Shilton Clemence top 3 goalkeepers that won matches. Jennings made great saves look easy & actually scored a goal from his goal kick into Man Utd goalmouth that bounced over Stepney.
Shilton scored from a goal kick vs Southampton goalkeeper Campbell Forsyth in the late 60s
Directors are like this in many industries. Shame.
'Losers medal' no it's a runners up medal
Same thing happened to Banksy when he left Leicester.
Never new this and I’m a spurs fan , what a disgusting way to treat such a talent and servant to spurs shame on those concerned .
spurs thought he was finished at 32 but in 1981 they bought ray clemence who was 33
Jennings move to arsenal in 1977 gave him a New lease of life
perhaps if he stayed at spurs he would have gone stale and he would have been finished before 41 years old that was his age in Mexico 86 when he retired
Ray clemence leaving liverpool to join spurs made spurs fans forget Jennings
even though Jennings was a better goalkeeper
@@bachittarlehal1779 Jennings was v.good, but Clemence was GREAT
Saw pats first game for Watford before he went to spurs
very sad he never won the league
he was better than banks shilton and clemence even schmeichel
if had moved to Aston villa in 1977 he would have won the league in 1981 and European cup in 1982
he was better than jimmy rimmer and Nigel Spink
I have always felt that had Everton brought Pat in as a direct replacement for Neville Southall when he got injured in March 1986, instead of understudy to Bobby Mimms they would have gone on to complete the double that season. What a way to end his career that could have been.
Bachittar Lehal If memory serves he replace Jimmy Rimmer at Arsenal.
Compare Big Pat and Sol Campbell. One of them is dignified, modest and unassuming, a real gentleman, liked by every one who meets him, beloved by both sets of fans and an all time great. The other is Sol Campbell.
SOL CAMPBELL = ULTIMATE JUDAS
My schoolboy hero was actually Pat's predecessor Bill Brown, but, in all honesty, I think big Pat was the best keeper ever to play for Spurs although Hugo Lloris could eventually overtake him.
Comment était Ray Clemence chez les spurs ?
Bon ? moyen ?
How foolish do you feel now, 6 years later? Lloris isn't fit to lace Pat's boots and never will be!
aparently pat was born in the city i live in
Who do you think Jennings Park was named after.
I wanted to be Pat Jennings when I was a boy.
this guy is my great uncle lmao
but when were in the womb we can never choose our rellies
Be nice to see pat come out write a book and so forth could he do a show or a night with Jennings and both arsenal and spurs can come together to salute this great man
I did hear long time ago he went arsenal as terry Neil went to manage them and he was close to him ?? So maybe 2 reasons he went there ??
Also both N.Ireland players.
Good save from World Cup golden boot winner Mario Kempes
Who did Spurs replace him with, the fools? He must’ve been incredible.
Ray Clemence,or was someone else between the posts in between,if that makes any sense?
@@rjjcms1 Jennings left in 1977, Clemence signed in '81.
@@danielcowan8673 Thanks.
I thought it was Barry Daines, and no, he wasn't incredible. I also seem to remember Mark Kendall and Milija Aleksic had a go in the Spurs goal before Ray Clemence came in, and neither of them were any good either.
I doubt that Banks was better. Pat was just unlucky enough to be Northern Irish. He did get to a World Cup though didn't he? ( Just googling it - sure I remember him being about 40 ). Yep - 1986 in Mexico. Who did Jennings lose his place to at Spurs? Footie was so great in the 70s. Maybe it's just because I was young but there seemed to be so much more character and romance in those days.
The manager went with 26 year old Barry Daines who was 6 years younger than the great man and Tottenham had just been relegated. People forget at the time Daines had been the understudy for about 6 seasons and had shown promise when deputising for Jennings especially in the relegation season. Ironically it was only was he was installed as first team keeper in the promotion season he started to drop clangers as in kicking the ball in his own net against Bristol rovers (the clip is on here its the 3/2 game) and the howler against Mansfield. Keith Burkinshaw The Tottenham manager is since on the record as saying letting Jennings go was the biggest mistake of his managerial career
He got two World Cups. Northern Ireland were at Spain 1982,and had quite an adventure there!
Great goalkeeper. Does anybody know if Pat Jennings played against Honduras in 1982?.
have you heard of google.?
YES HE DID PLAY IN THAT GAME....MADE SOME FANTASTIC SAVES THAT DAY TOO
@@fkthelefties No need to be fucking rude
Directors must of been on drugs to let him go, worst decision ever seen at tottenham
Just shows how classless Tottenham were then, are now, and always will be. Not just classless but clueless as well - they thought he was finished. How wrong they were
vblock2 You're obviously an Arsenal fan, but I agree, ridiculous decision to let him go.
vblock2 god what a moron
They got Ray Clemence.That wasn't clueless.
@@BrianSmith-lj6ug They got Clemence in 1981. Jennings left in 1977. It was maybe clueless to wait 4 years
Big Pat and Willie young left totteringham for Arsenal. What a drop off.
gunner do this gunner do that! one thing is 100% Pat Jennings is never gunner be an Arsenal fan.
Huge difference between this and what Judas did. Pat Jennings left on his own accord and everyone knew he was leaving. People with a brain put the blame on Tottenham management. Jennings didn't bullshit and say he was staying and then go to their biggest rival. Jennings=Legend Campbell=tosser
BTW gunners: Pat was slumming it at Highbury. When Mr Pat Jennings arrived at Highbury? You did not even realise it had happened- like the surprise of getting a dream toy on christmas morning, he came out of nowhere. Bob (the lesser legend) says it himself: "I couldn't coach him". Furthermore gunners: Mr Pat Jennings and his outstanding goal keeping got you to several finals. All you had to do was score goals, and you couldn't. Thats why you only won one cup out of four with our man in your goal. The history is there for all to see, unless you are a gunner- because you too will be like Wenger and make out you didn't see anything! LOL "SPURS TIL WE DIE AND BEYOND"
+David Sorkin The very fact that he even went to Arsenal demonstrates your mob's classlessness!! Yeah he's one of your lot,no argument there and you're welcome to each other! Cold,dull and characterless in the shadow of The Cannon! Just like you've always been!
+David Sorkin Many words, saying little.
Here's two that matter - SOL CAMPBELL
He left due to join Arsenal due to the disgraceful way the directors blanked him, after 13 years at WHL, did you not even bother to watch the clip? Also, even with Pat in goal, you do know that football is a game of ELEVEN players? 1978 FA cup final, Brady and Macdonald were nowhere near match fit, and should never have played. 1980 FA Cup Final and 1980 CWC: Arsenal had played a record number of games in season, which was a record until the modern Premier league era, on a very limited squad (15 players, played a total of around 70 games in a season), and had several exhausting fa cup semi finals replays v Liverpool, by the time they got to those finals, tiredness was inevitable. So there are valid reasons why they lost those.
Anyway, with respect, Pat Jennings is probably the only player ever to be loved by both Spurs and Arsenal fans.
***** thanks mate, i did watch it, my reference was the shock exit and Arsenals gift out of the blue. All i know is, he is at Tottenham now, an ambassador for the club on match days and an assistant coach for the keepers, so resentment seemingly over!
David Sorkin Thanks, have to say, it was absolutely disgraceful the way the Spurs directors treated him, and that was his main motivation as to why he joined Arsenal...
@giggsdadragon Trouble with arsenal fans they seen to have short memory ,just spurs made a mistake but he back at spurs all is forgiven as for that two face lot from down the road board never forgiven some of they british players for drunken behaviour during 70-80 that why all French and African now, it will be not day to soon if arsenal move back south London
aahhhhh, Are you upset because Arsenal have done much better the Spurs in the last 40 years and no, I'm not an Arsenal fan.
I he's ungel
Well well he walks from the the little team in North London to the top in north London
Oh for Fuck's sake. When he was at Spurs, Woolwich didn't accomplish that much until the 70's. Who's in 3rd place NOW?
you are South London - and always will be
Well when you won the double was you born or can you remember that far back, you were not part of north London lol
We had to move to become the club we are to day so get over the fact that you have not been able to grow like us so jealous comes in to it 😂😄
Don't like that he said he's tottenham through and through, bullshit!!! once a gunner always a gunner, ain't that right Pat? ;)
no way - he is at WHL EVERY GAME - YIDDO
akenny01 don't think so mate he is definitely not a scummer
akenny01 He played far longer for Tottenham than he did Arsenal, and came straight back after.
During his spell ar Arsenal Spurs put 5 past him ...he was seen on the coach holding five fingers up and smiling at the Spurs fans outside.
Dino Zoff Buffon and Donarumma are all miles better than this.
Pinglish media think anyone who played there are the best ever.
Guess what ……. They are not
Why do I think you're Italian? It's easy to be a keeper in Italy, you just pay the opposition not to score.
@@ianz9916 the pinglish had Peter Stilton and David seaman 😂😂Pickford is pathetic
@@hudson7354 What about Lev Yashin, Manuel Neuer, Bert Trautmann. All better than Zoff, Buffon and Donarumma.
@@ianz9916 they were not. Pickford is good 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💩💩💩💩
@@hudson7354 Lev Yashin is widely recognised as the best keeper who ever walked the planet and the man who changed how goalkeepers play the game. He played in four World Cups and won an Olympic Gold Medal, a European Championship winner, winner of the Ballon D'Or, the only keeper to ever win it. He was chosen in the FIFA World Cup All-Time Team, and saved over 150 penalties, more than any other keeper in history. Better in all respects than Zoff, Buffon and Donarumma.
Ray Clemens was better.
Lol, he was never Arsenal .. he was Spurs rough and through,
Sorry Bob, EVERYBODY was a better goalkeeper than you.
You dont win the double with a crap keeper