I am now 55, and whilst I was not old enough to attend The Lane, I can remember the Double season and the glory years that followed. I started going to The Lane in the mid-sixties, so Jimmy Greaves was and remains my Spurs idol. Like Ray, I went to Feyenoord in 1974, although it was not remembered for our football, but some sad behaviour by the fans. I have to confess to spending nearly 10 years away from attending games when my family was young and pennies were harder to come by, but I have been a season ticket holder since 94-95, and for the last few years I've had an away season ticket too! I am a Spurs Trust member, and as a board member I act as webmaster for them too!

· Features: Brian Judson

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Age 65 (in August 2007), divorced twice, two children, Anna (11), Richard (9). Spurs supporter since March 16th 1957 (we beat Portsmouth 2-0). Spurs Season Ticket Holder August 1970-April 1998 when I collapsed. Shareholder since 1983. Now resident in Berkhamsted Herts and supporting Berkhamsted Town. Historian to Spurs-List. Queries answered if asked nicely and it is borne in mind that I am no longer robust.

· Reserves and Youth match reports: Ray Lo

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I have been supporting spurs for 40 years. They were the first team I saw on the box(one live match a year back then). Found where they played some five years later. Did not attend first match until 67 pre-season game v Glasgow Rangers(3-2 with Greaves getting 2). I am a season ticket holder in the East stand as well as a shareholder. My first euro trip was the Feyenoord 74 final. Away trips reduced now to mainly grounds I have not been to before due to domestic constraints. I try to give an idea of what we have in the reserves and at youth level for those around the world who, would only get biased and sparse reports from the club which can give the wrong impression.