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More reaction to Arsenal 4 - Tottenham 4

Ronaldo Assis de Moreira
Oct 31, 2008

24 hours has passed since the game of the Premier League season ended, and reactions to Tottenhamโ€™s incredible 4-4 draw at Arsenal are still filtering through.

The first reaction we want to bring you may only be audible, but the sheer excitement in Danny Kellyโ€™s voice as Spurs found their unlikeliest of equalisers is a moment to cherish. Kelly, an avid Tottenham fan who works for Talksport radio, appeared to lose his mind as Lennonโ€™s fourth went in, screaming โ€œI love football! I love it!โ€ before commenting on himself that his behaviour was โ€œso unprofessional.โ€

Danny Kellyโ€™s outburst can be heard here.

The second reaction comes from Sky Sportsโ€™ Fanzone, in which two supporters offer alternative commentary from a biased fan perspective during the live broadcast of the match.

The banter between the Arsenal and Spurs fans was everything you expect from a passionate North London derby affair, with the Tottenham manโ€™s voice becoming ever more high-pitched as the action unfolded. Eventually the Spurs fanโ€™s squeak reached levels that only canines could decipher, as excitement levels peaked during the commentary. To add insult to injury, the Spurs fan then mounted his Gunner co-commentator as the fourth goal went in. (Could anyone imagine if Andy Gray acted in the same fashion to Martin Tyler?)

Fanzone can be seen here.

The final reaction comes from the Sky broadcast from the match as arguably the most biased of all pundits, former cockerel and now the managerโ€™s son, Jamie Redknapp, lost himself as Spurs completed their comeback.

Aside from the footage below, a wound-up Redknapp almost got into fisty-cuffs with his opposite number Alan Smith, at one point turning on his fellow talking head shouting โ€œItโ€™s a foul Smudger. Itโ€™s a foul! Youโ€™re wrong! Iโ€™m not having it.โ€ With tensions running high, emotions exploded when the equaliser hit the back of the net.

See Redknappโ€™s wild celebrations to Tottenhamโ€™s comeback here. (Apologies for the quality of this video.)