Black Widow
01-24-2008, 03:15 PM
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TOTTENHAM have found an unlikely ally in their bid to finally defeat Arsenal – wrestling superstar John Cena.
The former WWE champion, currently out of action with an injury, visited White Hart Lane to offer the team a boost before their Carling Cup semi-final clash.
Spurs have not beaten Arsenal in 21 attempts, but many feel tonight’s game is their best chance in almost a decade.
Ex-Tottenham manager and wrestling fanatic Gerry Francis met John at the ground to hand him his very own custom shirt, featuring Cena’s college American football number 54 on the back.
The grappler told us: “There is such an atmosphere in that stadium, even when it's empty.
“It was an honour to receive this shirt from a legend like Gerry Francis – especially as he’s a big WWE fan and will be watching this Sunday’s Royal Rumble.
“Good luck to Spurs against Arsenal - from what I heard about their track record against the gunners, they might need it!”
TheSun.co.uk
TOTTENHAM have found an unlikely ally in their bid to finally defeat Arsenal – wrestling superstar John Cena.
The former WWE champion, currently out of action with an injury, visited White Hart Lane to offer the team a boost before their Carling Cup semi-final clash.
Spurs have not beaten Arsenal in 21 attempts, but many feel tonight’s game is their best chance in almost a decade.
Ex-Tottenham manager and wrestling fanatic Gerry Francis met John at the ground to hand him his very own custom shirt, featuring Cena’s college American football number 54 on the back.
The grappler told us: “There is such an atmosphere in that stadium, even when it's empty.
“It was an honour to receive this shirt from a legend like Gerry Francis – especially as he’s a big WWE fan and will be watching this Sunday’s Royal Rumble.
“Good luck to Spurs against Arsenal - from what I heard about their track record against the gunners, they might need it!”
TheSun.co.uk