Tottenham legend David Ginola walks out filming the farewell celebrations at White Hart Lane after they beat Manchester United 2-1
DAVID GINOLA stole the show in true French fashion at White Hart Lane as he walked onto the pitch filming the farewell celebrations.
The Tottenham legend received the biggest cheer out of all past heroes that were honoured in the post-match ceremony after beating Manchester United 2-1.
Tottenham legend David Ginola walked out at White Hart Lane filming the events on his phone as fans cheered loudly for their heroReuters
Ginola, 50, only spent three seasons with the North London club between 1997-2000, but he remains a firm fan favourite after dazzling supporters with his talents.
As his name was called out to walk up to the halfway line, the former Newcastle United star waved to the supporters in one hand, while panning with his phone in the other.
His roar that he gathered soon turned into laughter as in typical Ginola style, he had to be different and once again entertained the Spurs faithful.
The 50-year-old was a star during his time with Spurs and he remains a firm fan favouriteReutersHe spent three seasons with the Lilywhites, where he was part of the squad thet won the League Cup in 1999Reuters
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Once labelled by Dutch legend Johan Cruyff as the "best player in the world," Ginola was part of the Spurs squad that clinched the League Cup in 1999.
He scored 22 goals for Spurs in 124 appearances, and was inducted into Tottenham's Hall of Fame in 2008.
He was joined by fellow former stars in the closing ceremony, with Ledley King, Pat Jennings and Teddy Sheringham all receiving a rapturous applause.
Ledley King was back at White Hart Lane as he joined in on the farewell celebrations at his former sideReutersPat Jennings - a former Arsenal star, was honoured at White Hart Lane in the post-match celebrationsReuters
Glenn Hoddle and Martin Chivers were just a couple of names that were honoured by the club before they move to their new ground at the start of the 2018/19 season.
From next season, they will play all their home games at Wembley Stadium - a ground they played in the Champions League group stage, although they crashed out finishing in third place.
Former player and manager Glenn Hoddle received a loud applause as he is still worshipped by his adoring Spurs supportersReutersMartin Chivers holds an umbrella to avoid being soaked by the rain at his former stomping groundReuters
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