| John Acquroff |
A war-time player for
Birmingham who played twice for Tottenham in 1945. |
| Darren Anderton |
Ten years at Tottenham,
Anderton was released in 2004 and found a contract at Birmingham where
he was taken on under a pay-as-you-play deal. |
| Arthur Archer |
Spent his formative years at
Small Heath, getting promotion with them in 1900-1901 and then had eight
games in friendlies and the London League for Tottenham between 1903-05
as a guest. |
| Mark Bowen |
Played 20 times for Spurs
between 1938 and 1987 before spending time at Birmingham as assistant
manager to Steve Bruce. |
| Bob Cain |
At Tottenham from 1898-1899,
making 69 appearances (!!), the hard tackling defender moved on as he
was unhappy in London, moved back to Scotland and then played at Small
Heath from October 1899. |
| Jamie Clapham |
Left back who played at St.
Andrews, after making one substitute appearance for Spurs in 1997. |
| Stephen Clemence |
Played over 100 times for
Tottenham and moved on to Brum to feature in their midfield for four
years. Left to join Leicester City in 2007. |
| Richard Cooke |
Flighty winger went on loan to Birmingham
City in 1986 while at Spurs |
| Kevin Dearden |
Only getting two games at Spurs,
keeper Dearden was loaned out to the Blues to get some first team
experience. |
| Jose Dominguez |
Joined Birmingham in 1994,
before returning to Portugal, where Spurs picked him up for £1.8
million from Sporting Lisbon. The tiny winger made 58 appearances
with 42 of them coming from the subs bench. |
| Jack Elkes |
With City in 1918 as a
forward, he joined Spurs after leaving City and played for six years
(1923-1929) |
| Ian Hendon |
Four loan games for the
defender with the Blues
in 1994. |
| John Jones |
Inside forward who started at
Small Heath, moved on to Bristol Rovers and ended up at Tottenham, where
he played from 1902 to 1904, when he died at the age of 29 of typhoid. |
| Johnny Jordan |
Inside forward who left Spurs
to join Juventus, but only stayed seven months before returning to
England with the Blues. |
| Stephen Kelly |
Defender who made 44
appearances (37 in the league) and scored two league goals for Spurs
before signing for Birmingham for £750,000 in June 2006. |
| Sir Alf Ramsey |
A defender of note at
Tottenham, winning consecutive titles in 1950 and 1951. Was
invited to act as manager at Birmingham and later as a Director of the
Midlands club. |
| Dave Mackay |
Legendary Spurs skipper later
became Blues manager from 1989-1991. |
| Peter Murphy |
Goal-scoring forward who is
notable for clashing with Bert Trautmann in the 1956 FA Cup Final,
accidentally breaking his neck. |
| Gary O'Reilly |
Spurs defender who made 73
appearances, but was loaned out to City. |
| Gary Poole |
Released by Spurs in 1987, the
defender went on to play at Brum for three seasons. |
| Vinny Samways |
Midfielder who was loaned to Birmingham after he
left Spurs, where he won an FA Cup winners medal in 1991. |
| Pat van den Hauwe |
Hard man defender who had
starred for City as a youngster until 1984 and joined Tottenham from
Everton in 1989. Another in the 1991 FA Cup winning team. |
| Tony Want |
Right back who was at Spurs
from 1967 to 1972 before going to Birmingham to get more first team
action. |
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