spurs v gillingham notes

Andy Barcham	-
Peter Beadle	-
Keith Blunt	-
Keith Burkinshaw	-
Guy Butters	-
Freddie Cox	-
Charlie Daniels	-
Justin Edinburgh	Spurs defender who moved into non-league management and did well enough to be picked up by Newport County, where he got them into the League and then moved to Gillingham in February 2015.
Bert Goodman	-
John Gorman	Spent time after retiring from playing for Spurs as a coach and assistant/caretaker manager at the Kent club
Lars Hirschfeld	-
John Joyce	-
Jimmy Kennedy	Also featured as player-trainer at the club.
David Kerslake	Joined Gillingham as Justin Edinburgh's assistant in 2015.
Paul Konchesky	A loan player with Spurs for five games, the defender moved around before moving to Priestfield on a free transfer when released form Leicester City in 2016.
Terry Lee	-
Tom Leslie	-
Dean Marney	-
Leigh Mills	-
Jamie O'Hara	-
Tim O'Shea	Joining Spurs Academy side, Jamie O'Hara went on to make the first team at White Hart Lane playing over 50 matches, before he was sold to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Following a disagreement with the management there, he was frozen out and moved on to Fulham, before he was released and joined the Gills in the summer of 2016.
Tony Parks	Played 49 times for Spurs, including the UEFA Cup final of 1984, before moving on. During his time at Tottenham he was on loan at Priestfield.
Andy Polston	-
Martin Robinson	.
Jimmy Scarth	Inside forward who won the League title with Spurs and went on to score the fastest recorded hat-trick in football at the time, when playing for Gillingham.
Neil Smith	.
George Skinner	-
Bobby Steel	-
Alex Steel	-
Mark Stimson	Had a loan spell at Priestfield while at Spurs and then went on to manage the Gills between 2007 and 2010, getting them relegated to League Two, promoted back up via the play-offs and then relegated again before he had his contract terminated.
Peter Taylor	-
Steve Walford	-
Roy Woolcott	Was on loan at Priestfield from Spurs in the 1970s.
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