It's the summer of 1994 and Tottenham are in turmoil.<br /><br />They've been hit with a 12-point deduction, a £600,000 fine and a season ban from the FA Cup.<br /><br />White Hart Lane appeared to be the last ground that German World Cup winner Jurgen Klinsmann would consider as a place to call home. <br /><br />But Spurs owner Sir Alan Sugar knew his club needed inspiration - and was quite literally willing to push the boat out to get his man.<br /><br />Football's Cult Heroes explores how Klinsmann charmed a nation of haters, became a pioneer for top European players to join the Premier League and left Spurs fans always wanting more. <br /><br />This is the story of the superstar striker that was taken into the hearts of the Spurs faithful and returned to save them during their lowest moment - told by the team-mates, journalists and fans that were there.<br /><br />Contributions from Julie Welch, Raphael Honigstein, Theo Delaney, Gary Mabbutt and David Howells.<br /><br />Interviews conducted in 2020 and 2021 in accordance with UK coronavirus restrictions.