For Arsenal and Spurs fans, the North London derby matches are the ones most keenly awaited when the fixture lists are published each July. Such is the intense rivalry between the two North London clubs, the pre-match build up is a mixture of trepidation and anticipation in perhaps equal measures depending on which team has currently had the most success on the field. The fixture itself dates back to November 1887 when Tottenham Hotspur entertained Royal Arsenal in a friendly that finished 2-1 to the home side. But it wasn't until December 1909, however, that the pair faced each other in a competitive match. It was Walter Lawrence who scored the only goal as Woolwich Arsenal recorded their first League victory over their neighbours. In the intervening years, the two clubs have met more than 250 times in sometimes epic encounters that include League Cup and FA Cup Semi-Final ties. While both Arsenal and Spurs boast a plethora of stars who have represented their clubs in this fixture, there is one who stands head and shoulders above the rest. Pat Jennings was a regular between the posts at White Hart Lane in the 1960s and 1970s before a shock transfer to Highbury in 1977 saw him add an FA Cup winner's medal to his trophy collection. This book tells the fascinating tale of the North London Derby with full statistics that will end any arguments opposing fans might have.