Brighton manager Chris Hughton scored only 20 goals for club and country in a playing career which spanned 16 years, so it's not surprising he still remembers vividly the day he got two against Arsenal.
Hughton, a hard-working and cultured full-back who spent 27 years at White Hart Lane as player and coach, was a hero in 1983 when he inspired a 5-0 victory over the old enemy.
It's a result which still stands in history as Tottenham's joint biggest-ever win in the North London derby, with Mark Falco (2) and Alan Brazil adding to a memorable day in a season in which Spurs finished fourth in the top flight, 11 points and six places above their rivals.