Tony Galvin

And you're right.

build the team around a special talent there and they've also got over this couple of years they've got some players who are emerging out of the squad you know not all of them go on to be massive names but they go on to have good careers at Tottenham and I'm thinking a bit about people like Paul Miller and Graham Roberts Tony Galvin a lot of the Mark Falco these are all players who make a real contribution and most of them either come through the Spurs youth ranks or they're picked up kind of on or for non-league or

something yeah Galbin's picked up from Gould Town where he was playing whilst studying Russian at Hull University probably one of the few players who have played top flight football and had a degree in Russian But yeah, they pick up.

Graham Roberts came from Weymouth, I think.

Just general thuggery.

But, you know, they were great clubmen.

And then you've got Vieira, Deleuze, Archibald, Hoddle, Crooks, Tony Galvin, again, probably more of the clubman thing.

But I thought, you know, that blend of both homegrown talent and big signings worked really well.

My comment on winger Chris Galvin was, so much skill, not quick.

Back then, I had no idea that he had a younger brother, Tony, who was to sign for Spurs in 1978, win back-to-back FA Cups and then the UEFA Cup.

Tony Galvin also went on to play in Euro 88 for the Republic of Ireland.

Hull were 10th, Blackpool second, with George Wood in goal, who would play for Everton, Arsenal and Scotland.