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 Tottenham
Hotspur is the best team in the world! (I think!:-))
Ground: White Hart Lane
Address: 748 High Road, Tottenham, London N17 0AP
Phone No: 0181 365 5000
Ticket Office: 0181 365 5050
Capacity: 33,147
Allocation for away fans: 2,200 - 8,436
Ticket prices: ? - 11 concessions, ?8 - ?5 other
Disabled allocation: 44 spaces for disabled fans, free entry for fan and ?8 for helper
Facilities for the blind: None
Programme: ?.80
Record Attendance: 75,038
Pitch Measurements: 110 x 73 yards
Ground comments: Tottenham have one of the most impressive grounds in the top flight, with
a capacity of around 34,000. All four sides of the ground have impressive stands,
such as the ?m West Stand which was opened by Sir
Stanley Rous in 1982. The stand contains offices, 72
executive boxes and other modern facilities. More refurbishment occurred in the early
Nineties to make White Hart Lane one of the most glamorous grounds in England. This is in
stark contrast to when Spurs first played at the ground in 1898 as a non-league side.
PEOPLE 垂
Chairman: Alan Sugar
Vice Chairman: Tony Berry
First team coach: Christian Gross
Assistant Manager: Chris Hughton
Coaching Staff: Des Bulpin (Youth Team), Pat Holland (under-19s)
Director of Youth Academy: Colin Murphy
Secretary: Peter Barnes
Physio: Tony Lenaghan
GENERAL INFORMATION 垂
Nickname: Spurs
Colours: 1st: White shirts and stockings, navy blue shorts
2nd: Dark
navy shirts with white trim, white shorts
Sponsors: Hewlett Packard
League Scoring Record: Clive Allen 49 goals (33 in League, 12 League Cup, 4 FA Cup) 1986
-87, but Jimmy Greaves netted 37 league goals in Division One in1962 -63
Leading Scorer:
Last Season
Jurgen Klinsmann - 9 (all League), David Ginola - (6 League, 2 Coca Cola, 1 FA Cup)
Record Victories: 13 - 2 v Crewe Alexandra - FA Cup 4th Round, 3rd February 1960 9 - 0 v
Keflavic - UEFA Cup 1st Round, 28th September 1979
9 - 0 v Bristol Rovers - Division Two, 22nd October 1977
Record Defeat: 0 - 7 v Liverpool - Division One, 2nd September 1979
Record Transfer Received: 5.5 million from Lazio for Paul Gascoigne in July 1991
Record Transfer Paid: 6 million to Newcastle United for Les Ferdinand, August 1997
HISTORY 垂
Year Formed: 1882
Year Entered League: 1908
Former Names: Hotspur Football Club 1882 - 85
Former Grounds: Tottenham Marshes 1882 - 85,
Northumberland Park 1885 - 1898, White Hart Lane 1898 -
Managers
Since 1946: Arthur Turner 1942 - 46, Joe Hulme 1946 - 49, Arthur Rowe 1949 - 55, Jim
Anderson 1955 - 58, Bill Nicholson 1958 - 74, Terry Neill 1974 - 76, Keith Burkinshaw 1976
- 84, Peter Shreeves 1984 - 86 and 1991 - 92, David Pleat 1986 - 87, Terry Venables 1987 -
91, Doug Livermore and Ray Clemence 1992 - 93, Osvaldo Ardiles 1993 - 94, Gerry Francis
1994 - Nov 97, Christian Gross 1997 -
HONOURS 垂
League Championships:
Division One: 1950 - 51, 1960 - 61(winners of 'the double')
Division Two: 1919- 20, 1949 - 50 FA Cup
Winners in 1900 - 01, 1920 - 21, 1960 - 61,
1961 - 62, 1966 - 67, 1980 - 81, 1981 - 82,
1990 -91
League Cup Winners in 1970 - 71, 1972 - 73
European Trophies: UEFA Cup winners in 1971 - 72, 1983 -84
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