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| 09.02.2013 |
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| 21.12.2008 |
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| 24.09.2008 |
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| 30.03.2008 |
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| 22.10.2007 |
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| 14.01.2007 |
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| 23.12.2006 |
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| 01.04.2006 |
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| 31.12.2005 |
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| 10.04.2005 |
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| 13.03.2005 |
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| 21.08.2004 |
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| 14.03.2004 |
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| 13.12.2003 |
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| 29.01.2003 |
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| 21.10.2001 |
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| 26.08.2000 |
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| 22.12.1999 |
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| 12.12.1999 |
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| 28.11.1999 |
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| 09.08.1999 |
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| 11.04.1999 |
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| 05.04.1999 |
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| 24.10.1998 |
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Spurs : -
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 36,047
|
| 25.04.1998 |
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Spurs : -
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref
: - Jeff Winter (Whitley Bay)
Crowd : - 35,847
|
| 04.10.1997 |
Ian Walker kept Tottenham
in the game for long periods before Newcastle hit a last minute goal to
take the three points.
Both Les Ferdinand and David Ginola
tested Newcastle keeper Shay Given, with Howey's foul on Dominguez in
the area waved away by the ref. That perhaps equalled out
Mabbutt's challenge on Ketsbaia in the box that brought the midfielder
down without punishment. Magpies defender Warren Barton
had hit the bar in the 76th minute and Walker denied Ketsbaia
and Rush, but could only parry Batty's 20 yard shot and Barton converted
the loose ball for the winner.
Newcastle United - Given, Watson, Howey, Peacock, Barton, Batty, Ketsbaia,
Rush,
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs : - Walker, Carr, Mabbutt, Vega, Campbell,
Calderwood, Fox, Clemence (Sinton), Ginola (Dominguez), Armstrong,
Ferdinand
Unused Sub. : - Baardsen, Nielsen
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 36,709
NOTE -
Only four
Spurs subs (Baardsen, Dominguez, Sinton, Nielsen) were named, as Gary
Mabbutt was the fifth named sub, but had to replace John Scales, who
sustained a calf injury before kick off. It happened so late that
the change was regarded as a substitution, although PL rules were
changed for future instances of such an injury.
|
| 28.12.1996 |
Spurs slumped to a big
defeat in an extremely poor performance where Shearer (2), Ferdinand
(2), Robert Lee (2) and Philip Albert scoring fro the Magpies, with
Allan Nielsen getting Spurs what was a mere consolation goal in the 88th
minute.
Newcastle United -
, Albert, , , Shearer, Ferdinand, Lee
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs : - , , , , , , Nielsen, , , ,
Unused Sub. : - ,
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 36,308
|
| 07.09.1996 |
Spurs were beaten by two
Les Ferdinand goals, that won the points for Newcastle despite Rory
Allen netting for Tottenham.
Spurs : - Walker, Wilson, Edinburgh, Howells, Calderwood, Campbell,
Sinton, Nielsen, Anderton (Fox 78), R. Allen (Rosenthal 78), Armstrong
Unused Sub. : - Baardsen, Carr, Nethercott
Newcastle United - Srnicek, Watson, Elliott, Clark, Howey,
Peacock, Lee, Bardsley, Shearer, Ferdinand, Ginola
Unused Sub. : - Hislop, Barton, Albert, Gillespie, Asprilla
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 32,535
|
| 05.05.1996 |
-
Newcastle United -
, , , , Darren Peacock, ,
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs : - , , , , , , , Anderton, , ,
Unused Sub. : - ,
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 36,589
|
| 29.10.1995 |
-
Spurs : - Walker,
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , Ferdinand
Unused Sub. : -
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 32,279
|
| 12.08.1995 |
Gary Mabbutt's Testimonial match saw Newcastle United
visit the Lane and in an entertaining game, the Magpies left the Lane as
2-0 winners.
Spurs : - Walker,
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , Ferdinand
Unused Sub. : -
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 32,279
|
| 03.05.1995 |
An entertaining evening
game at St. James' Park saw six goals shared between the two Premier
League sides. Spurs scored through Jurgen Klinsmann (who also
missed a penalty), Darren Anderton and Nick Barmby, while the home
side's goals came from Keith Gillespie, Darren Peacock and Peter
Beardsley.
Newcastle United -
, , Peacock, , Gillespie, Beardsley, ,
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs : - , , , , , , Anderton, Barmby , Klinsmann, ,
Unused Sub. : - ,
Ref
: -
Crowd : - 35,603
|
| 03.12.1994 |
Teddy
Sheringham opened the scoring with a goal when he ran past the Newcastle
defence to slot the ball past Pavel Srnicek in the 14th
minute, bending the ball into the top corner with the outside of his
boot from outside the box.
Fifteen
minutes later, Ruel Fox was on the spot to nudge home a loose ball in
the goalmouth to beat Ian Walker to equalise, but Teddy restored the
lead when he was picked out by a Darren Anderton corner on the edge of
the box and buried his shot just before half time. However, Fox popped
up again in the box to make it 2-2 at the interval.
In an
open game, there were chances at both ends, but in the 71st
minute Sheringham completed his hat-trick and Romanian Gica Popescu
rounded off a 4-2 win with a low shot from the edge of the box at the
Paxton Road end with ten minutes left.
Spurs : - Walker,
Austin, Calderwood, Campbell, Mabbutt, Popescu, Anderton (Edinburgh),
Barmby, Howells, Sheringham, Klinsmann.
Unused subs. : - Day, Dumitrescu
Newcastle United : - Srincek, Beresford, Venison, Hottiger, Neilson,
Watson, Fox, Beardsley, Clarke, Cole, Mathie
Unused subs. : - Hooper, Drysdale, Jeffrey
Crowd : - 28,002
Referee : - Dermot Gallagher (Oxford) |
| 04.12.1993 |
-
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : - Mike Reed (Birmingham)
Crowd : - 30,780
|
| 14.08.1993 |
Spurs won
on their first trip to St. James' Park in the Premier League with a goal
from Teddy Sheringham, who stole in between defender and keeper to steer
the ball in from the edge of the penalty area. The 36th minute
goal came after Vinny Samways slipped the ball through to the England
striker, who slotted home.
Spurs enjoyed the better share of the
possession and could have extended their lead, when good chances for
Durie, Sheringham and Dozzell all went close, but meant that Tottenham
had to settle for the single goal victory.
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - Thorstvedt;
Austin, Campbell, Samways, Calderwood, Mabbutt, Sedgley, Durie (Turner),
Howells, Sheringham, Dozzell.
Unused Subs. : - Walker,
Caskey
Ref : - David Allison (Lancaster)
Crowd : - 35,216
|
| 31.12.1988 |
Paul Stewart and Paul Allen
opened up the Newcastle defence to give Paul Walsh the chance to open
the scoring on 22 minutes, before former Magpie Chris Waddle hit the second Spurs goal
from a free-kick soon after. Spurs continued to make goal-scoring
opportunities, but Dave Beasant in the Newcastle goal performed heroics
to keep the score down in this Division One game.
Spurs -
Stewart, P. Allen, Waddle, Walsh.
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Beasant, Scott
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 27,739
|
| 03.09.1988 |
Paul Gascoigne found
himself making his debut at his old ground, as the postponement of
Tottenham's home Division One match against Coventry City made this the
season's opener for Spurs.
Welcomed back by a shower of Mars Bars
every time Gazza went near the touchline, the midfielder was part of the
Tottenham team that found itself 0-2 down early on to goals from Andy
Thorn and Darren Jackson.
However, Chris Waddle hit a volley
into the net to bring Spurs back into the match, then Walsh and Waddle
worked a short corner routine to set up Terry Fenwick to head in the
equaliser.
Newcastle United -
Thorn, Jackson.
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs -
Fenwick, Hughton, Mabbutt (c), Gascoigne, Waddle, Walsh.
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 32,997
|
| 23.01.1988 |
Division One.
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 24,616
|
| 19.08.1987 |
Spurs took the spoils in
this Division One game, with a 3-1 score-line at White Hart Lane.
Clive Allen, Steve Hodge and Chris Waddle had put
Tottenham 3-0 ahead before the clock had ticked around to 35 minutes,
but Newcastle kept plugging away and got a goal back through David
McCreery in the 64th minute.
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 26,261
|
| 25.03.1987 |
Division One.
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 30,782
|
| 21.02.1987 |
FA Cup Fifth Round.
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 38,033
|
| 25.08.1986 |
A Division One encounter on
Bank Holiday Monday saw the points shared courtesy of a late Newcastle
equaliser.
Clive Allen had put Tottenham ahead in the
first half, but with just three minutes remaining, Peter Beardsley
struck to make it 1-1 .
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 26,261
|
| 22.03.1986 |
Division One.
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 30,615
|
| 07.09.1985 |
Ray Clemence made his
1,00th senior appearance in this Division One meeting of the two clubs
at White Hart Lane.
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 23,883
|
| 06.05.1985 |
- Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 29,705 |
| 08.12.1984 |
-
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 29,695 |
| 26.02.1977 |
- Newcastle United -
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - .
Unused Subs. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 30,236 |
| 25.08.1976 |
Goals from Stewart
Barraclough and Micky Burns in the last 15 minutes of the match gave Newcastle a 2-0 win over Tottenham at
White Hart Lane in the Division one meeting.
Spurs -
Daines, Naylor, McAllister, Pratt, Willie Young, Osgood, Coates (Conn),
Perryman, Gerry Armstrong, Chris Jones, Neighbour.
Newcastle United - , Barraclough, , , , , , , , , Burns
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 24,022
|
| 24.04.1976 |
Spurs lost 0-3 in a
disappointing performance against Newcastle United at White Hart Lane.
Micky Burns opened the scoring for the
visitors after 62 minutes, netting after Malcolm Macdonald's shot
bounced back off the bar, then the burly striker Macdonald hit the other
two goals to give the Magpies a comfortable win, as Martin Chivers makes
his final Spurs appearance.
Spurs -
Chivers (Chris Jones).
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United -
Burns, Macdonald.
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 29,649
|
| 21.01.1976 |
Newcastle progressed to the
League Cup final by winning this semi-final second leg 3-1 to go through
3-2 on aggregate.
Goals from Alan Gowling, Glenn Keeley
and Geoff Nulty saw the Magpies through to Wembley, while Spurs could
only muster a response of one goal from defender Don McAllister.
The third minute opener from Gowling put the
Magpies level on aggregate and then they went further ahead through a
46th minute goal from defender Keeley and his fellow back four man Geoff
Nulty made it 3-0 on the night with a goal ten minutes into the second
half. An hour had passed when McAllister got one goal back, but
Tottenham could not force an aggregate equaliser and went out of the
competition.
Newcastle United -
Keeley, Nulty, Gowling
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs -
Jennings, McAllister,
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 49,657
|
| 14.01.1976 |
Spurs grabbed the
initiative at the half-way stage of this League Cup semi-final after the
first leg 1-0 win.
A single strike from John Pratt gave
Tottenham the win, but an inspired display in goal from Pat Jennings
kept Newcastle at bay as they pushed forward to gain an equaliser.
Referee Clive Thomas played a good advantage when defender Geoff Nulty
stopped John Duncan's header from Terry Naylor's cross from going in
with his arm. The match official let play continue and Pratt
seized the loose ball to crack home a fierce shot.
The last half hour was a backs-to-the-wall
effort by Tottenham, as Newcastle pushed for an equaliser, but Jennings
saved everything which was thrown at him, producing a stunning save from
a drive from Tommy Craig which saw him arch backward to punch the
dipping shot away for a corner.
Spurs -
Jennings, Naylor, Pratt, Duncan, .
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United -
Mahoney, Nulty, T. Craig
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Clive Thomas (Treorchy)
Crowd : - 40,215
|
| 04.10.1975 |
A
record-breaking 419th League appearance in this match by Pat Jennings
broke the existing honour, held by goalkeeper Ted Ditchburn. However, he did have a lot to do on that afternoon at St. James' Park.
John Tudor gave the
Magpies the lead and Stewart Barrowclough extended that lead to 2-0
after the break. However, John Pratt and John Duncan hit back to
earn Spurs a point on their visit to the North-East.
Newcastle United : -
Spurs - Jennings,
Naylor, Knowles (Coates), Pratt, Young, Osgood, McNab, Perryman, Duncan,
Chris Jones, Neighbour
Ref : -
Crowd : - 33,290
|
| 11.01.1975 |
A hat-trick by Alfie Conn
took the headlines in this big win at St. James' Park. The Scot
hit two in the first half, which ended 4-0 to Spurs with further goals
from John Duncan and Cyril Knowles.
Into the second half, Micky Burns
reduced the deficit, but on 63 minutes, Conn completed his treble and it
was left to Tommy Craig to notch an 80th minute goal to make the score a
little more respectable.
Newcastle United -
Craig, Burns
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs -
Jennings, Knowles, Conn, Duncan, Conn.
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 39,679
|
| 07.12.1974 |
First Division.
Newcastle United -
, , , , , , ,
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs -
, , , , , , , .
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : - - (-)
Crowd : - 23,422
|
| 11.05.1974 |
First Division. Spurs -
, , , , , , , .
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United - , , , , , , ,
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : - - (-)
Crowd : - 21,601
|
| 27.10.1973 |
Spurs slumped to a 0-2 home defeat to
Newcastle United in the First Division. Spurs -
, England, Gilzean, McGrath, Peters, .
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle United -
McFaul, Martin, Moncur (c), MacDonald,
Unused Sub. : -
Ref : - Ron Crabb (Exeter)
Crowd : - 31,259
|
| 28.04.1973 |
Newcastle raced into a 2-0
lead through John Tudor and Terry McDermott in this First Division match
at the Lane. Tudor hit a 21st minute goal
and McDermott scored seven minutes before half-time, after being set up by
Terry Hibbitt, to put the Magpies into a good
lead at the break.
The only Spurs chance of the first half
saw Alan Gilzean hit the bar with a header.
However, Spurs hit back with two goals
from free-kicks. Chivers headed home Peters' cross in the 59th
minute and then Ray
Evans hit a dead ball onto Alan Gilzean's head and he set up Peters, who
scored a couple of minutes after the first goal. With the final whistle looming, the ref awarded Spurs a
penalty for a push by Bobby Moncur on Gilzean and Chivers strode up to
hit home the spot-kick for a late winner in the 87th minute.
Programme line-ups
Spurs : - Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Coates, England, Beal,
Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Pratt
Unused Sub. : -
Newcastle : - Iam McFaul, David
Craig, Frank Clark, Terry McDermott, Pat Howard, Bobby Moncur
(cpt), Stewart Barraclough, Jim Smith, Malcolm MacDonald, John Tudor,
Terry Hibbitt
Unused Sub. : -
Manager : - Joe Harvey
Kit : - All blue
Ref : - Roger Kirkpatrick (Leicester)
Linesmen : Mr. D. R. Waterman (Surrey) - Red flag; Mr. R. Rimmer
(Somerset) - Yellow flag
Crowd : - 21,721
|
| 30.08.1972 |
A rare Joe
Kinnear goal earned Spurs both points at St. James' Park.
With the game being played on a summer's evening, Spurs
put on a fine display with some very good football and a goal early in the
second half was enough to secure the points. It was a neat free-kick
routine that produced the winner, with Kinnear touching the ball to Steve
Perryman, who chipped over the defensive wall for the Irish defender to
run onto his pass and smash the ball into the net
past Iam McFaul
for what would be his
last goal for Tottenham. And it was Kinnear who secured the win with two
goal-line clearances as Newcastle piled on the pressure at the end from
a string of six corners.
Martin Chivers was denied a goal by the outstretched leg of the keeper,
as he shot low after breaking into the penalty area.
Newcastle United - Iam McFaul , , , , , , , , , ,
Spurs - Kinnear, Perryman, Chivers, , .
Crowd : - 27,912
Ref. : - (-)
|
| 22.01.1972 |
Spurs lost
1-3 at Newcastle United as Malcolm Macdonald caused Tottenham all sorts
of problems. The striker's movement was making space for his team-mates
and they capitalised on this to lead on the half hour. In front of an
empty stand due to the ground improvement, Irving Nattrass drove a low
shot through a mass of bodies in the Spurs box to score.
An improvement in the second half saw Spurs equalise through Alan
Gilzean in the 54th minute, but two quick goals put paid to any
come-back. Macdonald and John Tudor scored to seal the result for
Newcastle. Late on Roger Morgan came on as a substitute to make his
first Spurs appearance since October 1970.
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , , ,
Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Coates, England, Beal,
Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (Morgan), Naylor.
Crowd : - 30,113
NOTE : - The Spurs team flew back from Newcastle saving three hours on
the rail journey.
|
| 18.08.1971 |
The first
home league game of the season, against Newcastle United, ended in a
goal-less draw. The game ended 0-0
with little to commend it, but there was crowd trouble and referee Ray
Johnson pulled a muscle and had to be wheeled off on a stretcher !!
Ralph Coates' home
debut was about all the match was memorable for, as Newcastle recorded
their second blank of the season and Tottenham their second draw in two
games.
Spurs -
Jennings, Kinnear, Want,
England, Beal, Mullery
(cpt), Coates, Perryman,
Peters (Neighbour), Chivers, Gilzean.
Newcastle United - Iam McFaul, David Craig, Frank Clark
(cpt),
Tommy
Gibb, Ollie Burton, Bobby Moncur,
Keith Dyson, John Tudor, Malcolm
Macdonald, David
Young, Terry
Hibbitt.
Colours : All red
Crowd : - 42,715
Ref. : - Mr. Ray L. Johnson (Suffolk)
Linesmen : - Mr. L.R. Harris (Somerset) – Red flag; Mr. B. M. L. James
(Surrey) – Yellow flag
|
| 20.02.1971 |
Spurs lost
0-1 away to Newcastle United in the First Division.
Newcastle United - ,
David Craig,
Frank
Clark,
Bobby
Moncur,
Bryan 'Pop' Robson
, , , , , ,
Spurs -
Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery (c), Peter Collins, Beal, Gilzean,
Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Neighbour (Pearce).
Crowd : - ,
|
| 21.11.1970 |
Newcastle
earned a win at White Hart Lane with goals from David Craig and Tommy Gibb.
Craig's outstanding goal in the first half, was
added to by Gibb's effort in the second, with Martin Chivers netting a
fine consolation goal
running through to beat Iam McFaul from eight yards out with a low left
foot shot in the second half, but it wasn't enough to stop Tottenham losing out.
Spurs -
Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery (c), England, P. Collins, Gilzean,
Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pearce (Neighbour)
Newcastle United -
Iam McFaul, David Craig, Frank Clark, Tommy Gibb, John McNamee, Bobby
Moncur (c), Bryan Robson, Keith Dyson, Wyn Davies, Preben Arentoft, David
Ford
Ref. : - Gordon Hill (Leicestershire)
Linesmen : - Mr. J. H. Chamberlain (Suffolk) – Red Flag; Mr. K. V.
Lambert (Dorset) – Yellow Flag.
Crowd : - 38,873
|
| 18.10.1969 |
Jimmy
Greaves two goals included a truly memorable one where he seized onto a
Mullery clearance from a Newcastle corner and ran from the edge of his
own area goal-wards with a posse of Toon players chasing him. Iam
McFaul, in the away goal, came out to close him down, but Greaves took
the ball around him and stroked it into an empty net.
That was Greaves' second goal, but Bryan 'Pop' Robson scored a
consolation near the end to narrow the winning margin. Spurs -
Newcastle United - Iam McFaul, , , , , , , , , Bryan
Robson, ,
Ref. : -
Crowd : - 33,287
|
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Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : - ,
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Spurs - .
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : - ,
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Spurs - .
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : - ,
|
| 31.12.1966 |
Spurs
won this First Division meeting 4-0 against a Newcastle side including
three debutants. Former Spur Jim Iley was the captain of the
Geordie team including Dave Elliott, John McNamee and Tommy Robson in
their first game for the North-East side.
With 30 minutes
gone, Dave Mackay opened the scoring from Jimmy Robertson's partially
cleared free-kick as he rifled home a left foot shot. It was a
couple of minutes later when Terry Venables' free-kick was hit against
the post by Robertson for Jimmy Greaves to turn in to add a second.
Eddie Clayton was on
for Mackay, who bruised an ankle and his through pass five minutes into
the second half set Greaves away for his second goal. Venables
helped himself to the fourth after Alan Gilzean set him up with a pass
in from the left wing for the midfielder to rattle the ball home in the
58th minute.
Spurs - Mackay
(Clayton), Venables, Robertson, Gilzean, Greaves.
Newcastle United - Marshall, Craig, Clark, Elliott, McNamee,
Moncur, B. Robson, Noble, Davies, Iley (c), T. Robson
Crowd : - 49,851
|
| 15.01.1966 |
Spurs won this meeting with Newcastle United at White Hart Lane 2-0 in
the First Division
Cyril Knowles scored Tottenham's first goal with a long shot that went
in past Marshall's dive inside the keeper's left hand post.
A shot from just inside the area saw him score with the effort flying
over the Newcastle goalie.
Spurs -
Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Robertson,
Clayton, Weller, Gilzean, Possee.
Newcastle United -
Marshall, David Craig, Ollie Burton, Bobby Moncur, John McGrath, Bob
Iley (c), Hilley, Alan Suddick, Bennett, Kettleborough, Bryan "Pop"
Robson
Crowd : - 27,490
Ref. Mr. T. W. Davies (Norfolk)
Linesmen : Mr. K. H. G. Gates (Sussex) - Red flag; Mr. F. E. Burling (Cambs)
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| 23.10.1965 |
There were few goal-scoring chances in this First Division meeting at
St. James Park, as the defences held strong and the result was a
goal-less draw between Spurs and Newcastle United.
Newcastle United -
Hollins, Craig, Clark, Anderson, McGrath, Iley, Suddick, Bennett, McGary,
Hilley, Hockey
Spurs -
B. Brown, Norman, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Johnson,
Clayton, Gilzean, Greaves, Robertson
Crowd : - 42,430
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| 22.03.1961 |
Les Allen's
goal opened the scoring, but an inspired performance from Dave Hollins
in the Newcastle goal made the points the Magpies' on their trip to
London.
Hollins saved a
Blanchflower penalty four minutes before the break and then Mackay's
header hit the bar, with Cliff Jones and Bobby Smith (twice) were denied
by goal-line clearances.
In the 64th minute,
Ivor Allchurch headed an equaliser, with Albert Scanlon netting the
winner 15 minutes later. The Newcastle keeper was not finished and
produced a fine save to stop Terry Dyson bringing the scores back level
near the end.
Spurs -
Brown, Blanchflower, Mackay, Les Allen, Bobby Smith, Dyson, Cliff Jones.
Newcastle United - Hollins, Allchurch, Scanlon
Ref : -
Crowd : - 46,470
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| 29.10.1960 |
A seven
goal thriller saw Spurs take three points on their travels to St. James'
Park.
Len White scored two
solo first half goals to give the Magpies a half-time lead, although
Maurice Norman had limited the lead with a header from a corner.
In the second period, White nipped in to seize on the hesitancy in the
home defence, before Cliff Jones shocked the home crowd to put Tottenham
in the lead, despite being in what looked an offside position.
With just five minutes
left, Bobby Smith put away Les Allen's pass to make it 4-2, but Gordon
Hughes struck to make the final moments tense. Spurs held on to
record their 14th unbeaten match from the start of the Double Season.
Newcastle United -
Hughes, White
Spurs - Brown,
Baker, Norman, Henry, Blanchflower, Mackay, White, Dyson, Allen, Smith,
Jones
Ref. : -
Crowd : - 51,369
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| 22.08.1959 |
Tottenham
opened the season in style at St. James Park with a 5-1 win over
Newcastle United. Cliff Jones scored
with a shot from 20 yards out in the 28th minute and when Tommy Harmer's
corner came over in the 26th minute, it was Jones who rose to head home
and make it 2-0. Harry Taylor's cross was met by George Eastham's
head to pull a goal back, beating Bill Brown, playing his first match
for Spurs.
However, the revival did not last long, with
Johnny Brooks firing in from a tight angle, before he went on to get his
second and Jones completing his hat-trick both in the final eight
minutes of the game, to wrap up a 5-1 victory.
Spurs -
Brown, Harmer, Cliff Jones.
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , Taylor, Eastham, ,
Crowd : - 40,782
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| 17.01.1959 |
Conditions
nearly wiped out the game, but it got the Noon nod to go ahead and
Tottenham matched the home side's striker Ivor Allchurch woodwork strike
with Dave Dunmore's effort smacking the bar. Cliff Jones
engineered the opening goal with a left wing run that ended with Dunmore
knocking home the loose ball to put Tottenham ahead on 25
minutes.
The lead was doubled
just seconds after the break, when Spurs kicked off and scored without a
United player touching the ball !! Harmer to Medwin to
Dunmore and he did the rest, rounding the goalie and slipping the ball
home for his second of the game.
Newcastle were not
going to give up without a fight and when Len White nodded in George
Eastham's corner on the hour, it looked touch and go for Spurs with the
Magpies piling forward, but we held out for a welcome away win.
Spurs -
Hollowbread; Baker, Norman, Dodge; Hopkins, Iley, Harmer; Medwin,
Dunmore, Brooks, Cliff Jones
Newcastle United -
Ref : -
Crowd : - 32,503
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| 28.12.1957 |
Spurs and
Newcastle shared six goals in a thrilling First Division match at White
Hart Lane. An early solo goal in the
sixth minute from Len White stunned Spurs into action, taking the game
to the visitors for the remainder of the half. Smith, Robb and a
Stokes header all hit the woodwork, before Maurice Norman nodded in
Dyson's corner five minutes before the half time whistle.
After 63 minutes, Dyson made an
opportunity for Stokes to turn and shoot to give Tottenham the
ascendancy, but that didn't last too long before White tied it up at
2-2 a minute later. With only ten minutes left, Bobby Mitchell converted a penalty
given for Hopkins foul in the box, but an award at the other end of the
pitch for handball by
debutant Bill McKinney saw Harmer hammer the spot-kick past Simpson to earn
Tottenham a draw with just five minutes remaining in the match.
Spurs -
Ditchburn, Hills, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Norman, Ryden, Robb, Harmer,
Bobby Smith, Stokes, Dyson
Newcastle United - McKinney, Simpson, Mitchell, White
Ref. : -
Crowd : - 51,649
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| 30.04.1955 |
White
Hart Lane saw Spurs secure a 2-1 win over the Magpies at the Lane with
the second goal being a bizarre one. Bob Stokoe hit a long back
pass in the 40th minute that flew past goalkeeper Ronnie Simpson to put
Tottenham one up. Spurs were already ahead through a 20th minute
effort from Johnny Gavin, but Bobby Mitchell's goal on the hour reduced
the lead, but Tottenham held on for the victory.
Spurs -
Reynolds, Baker, Withers, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, Gavin, Brooks,
Duquemin, Baily, Robb.
Newcastle United - Simpson, , , , Stokoe, , , , , , Mitchell
Crowd : - 37,262
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| 16.10.1954 |
An incredible match at St. James Park saw eight goals shared between the
two sides. Each side had a new signing in the team - Tottenham
used Johnny Gavin newly arrived from Norwich City and the home side gave
a debut to Bill Patterson bought from Doncaster Rovers.
Spurs went into the
lead, when Sid McClellan shot over Mitchell in the Newcastle goal from
25 yards, but with 14 minutes gone Charlie Crowe pulled the score back
to 1-1. Jackie Milburn played in Ivor Broadis to give Newcastle a
21st minute lead, but this only lasted 12 minutes, as Eddie Baily netted
to equalise.
A minute before half
time, Len White restored the Magpies advantage, but a minute after the
interval McClellan struck again to make it 3-3 and in doing so, collided
with Mitchell, who had to leave the field and was replaced in goal by
right half Jimmy Scholar. Baily put Spurs ahead with 25 minutes
left, but five minutes later, Broadis tied the game with a deflected
shot off Harry Clarke and the score
remained 4-4 until the end of a very eventful match.
Newcastle United - S. Mitchell, Cowell, McMichael, Scholar,
Paterson, Crowe, Broadis,
Milburn, White, Hannah, R. Mitchell
Spurs - Ditchburn,
Ramsey, Withers, Nicholson, Clarke, Marchi, Gavin, Brooks, Dunmore,
Baily, McClellan
Crowd : - 45,306
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| 19.09.1953 |
Spurs
survived a penalty award to go on and win this game at St. James' Park.
Sonny Walters had given Tottenham the lead in the
first half, but a matter of minutes later, the home side were given a
penalty, which
Jackie Milburn took, only to see Ted Ditchburn turn the ball away and
save the follow-up by George Hannah.
Milburn did beat Ditchburn in the second half to
make the score 1-1, but a storming finish by Spurs saw George Robb and
Eddie Baily score to put the Lilywhites 3-1 up by the end.
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Spurs -
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Crowd : - 53,056
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| 29.12.1951 |
Lord Mountbatten was in the 55,219 crowd at White Hart Lane to watch
Spurs win 2-1 against Newcastle United on a mud-heap of a pitch.
Tottenham took the lead with Sonny Walters scoring after just six
minutes, with Les Medley doubling the lead on 70 minutes, although
George Robledo pulling the score back to 1-2 with ten minutes remaining.
Spurs -
Ditchburn, Ramsey, Withers, Wetton, Clarke, Burgess, Walters, Baily,
Duquemin, Harmer, Medley.
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , , G. Robledo, ,
Crowd : - 55,219
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| 24.09.1951 |
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| 01.09.1951 |
Newcastle got revenge
for the big win of the previous season as they hit Spurs for seven to
put Spurs to the sword.
The scoring started as early as the fourth
minute, with Bobby Mitchell going past Alf Ramsey to score the first
Newcastle goal, which was followed by more goals from Tommy Walker and
George Robledo.
Mitchell made it 4-0 before Jimmy Scarth hit back for Tottenham right on
half-time.
Les Bennett gave Spurs some hope of a fightback, but these were
extinguished when Robledo got another two and Ernie Taylor hit the
seventh.
Newcastle United - , , , , , , , Walker, E. Taylor, Robledo, Mitchell
Spurs -
Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Brittan, Nicholson, Burgess, Scarth, Bennett,
McClellan, Murphy, Medley.
Crowd : - 52,541
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| 07.04.1951 |
Tottenham were clear
at the top of the table, but Newcastle made it hard for them to gain
their single goal victory.
Arthur Willis'
free-kick was met by Sonny Walters, who beat Jack Fairbrother in the
home goal. With Les Bennett injured early in the match, it made
the going tough for Tottenham, but Ted Ditchburn was in fine form to
thwart Newcastle when they got in on goal. However, at the other
end, only a fine Fairbrother save denied Baily doubling the score for
Spurs.
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Spurs -
Ditchburn, , Willis, , , , Baily, Bennett, , , Walters.
Crowd : - 41,421
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| 18.11.1950 |
On their
way to the Championship, Spurs showed exactly why their play deserved
the title in this season.
At the time of this
game Newcastle sat second in the table, while Spurs were two places
below, but they made the table look ridiculous with a performance of
stunning simplicity, despite going into the game without influential
midfielder Ron Burgess.
Five minutes into the
game, Spurs were ahead with Les Bennett finishing a great passing move
and this was added to by goals from Eddie Baily and two from Les Medley
before the interval.
A long range shot from
Sonny Walters made it 5-0 ten minutes into the second half, before
Medley completed his hat-trick and Alf Ramsey wrapped up the magnificent
seven from the penalty spot to secure the two teams swapping places in
the League.
Spurs -
Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Nicholson, Clarke, Brittan, Walters, Bennett,
Duquemin, Baily, Medley.
Newcastle United - Fairbrother, Cowell, McMichael, Harvey (c),
Brennan, Crowe, Walker, Taylor, Milburn, Robledo, Mitchell
Crowd : - 70,336
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| 14.09.1946 |
A Second Division clash after World
War II saw Spurs earn a 1-1 draw. Les
Bennett had put Spurs ahead in the match, but Joe Harvey equalised in the
second half to see Newcastle travel North with a point.
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Newcastle United - Harvey
Crowd : - 52,213
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| 17.09.1938 |
A Second Division match at White
Hart Lane was won for Tottenham by a single Bill Whatley penalty in the first half. Spurs -
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Crowd : - 39,694
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| 26.01.1935 |
FA Cup
Fourth Round
Spurs - Taylor,
Channell, Whatley, T. Evans, Howe, Alsford, McCormick, A. G. Hall, G.
S. Hunt, W. Evans, Bellamy
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| 11.11.1933 |
Spurs saw doubles from Willie Evans
and George Hunt secure a 4-0 win over Newcastle United at White Hart
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| 07.01.1928 |
Spurs took
both points in the First Division match against a
very good Newcastle United side at White Hart Lane in fine style.
Frank Osborne scored four goals in the match and
Jimmy Dimmock netted the other for Spurs and Newcastle hit back twice, but
could not stop a rampant Tottenham team that day.
Spurs - Dimmock,
Osborne
Newcastle United - Hudspeth, Spencer, Gallacher
Crowd : - 34,731
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| 11.04.1925 |
The Easter
Saturday meeting in the First Division saw Tottenham take the points
thanks to goals from Billy Lane and two from Jimmy Dimmock. Spurs -
Hinton, Forster, Grimsdell, Smith, Skitt, Skinner, Thompson, Seed, Lane,
Hargreaves, Dimmock
Newcastle United -
Crowd : - 23,144
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| 26.01.1924 |
A week on from his debut against
Newcastle, Frank Osborne was on the score-sheet to earn Tottenham a 2-2
Division One draw at St. James' Park.
Newcastle United -
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Crowd : - 27,000
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| 19.01.1924 |
Frank Osborne made his debut for
Tottenham in this 2-0 home win against Newcastle United in the First
Division. Spurs -
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Crowd : - 25,649
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| 27.12.1920 |
Spurs travelled to the North-East for the return Christmas fixture with
Newcastle United and fared better than two days earlier, winning 2-0 at
St. James' Park.
A
65th minute opener by Jimmy Cantrell and a second from Bert
Bliss three minutes from time won the match for Spurs.
Newcastle United -
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| 25.12.1920 |
Spurs met Newcastle United on Christmas Day in a Division One match at
St. James' Park.
Neil Harris put the Magpies a goal to the good in the 26th
minute, but only three minutes had passed before Jimmy Cantrell netted
to level the scores.
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Crowd : - 30,000
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| 02.04.1915 |
White Hart Lane staged a relegation
battle between Spurs and Newcastle saw the game end goal-less.
Bill McCracken, the Newcastle defender, smashed the ball into the West
Stand so hard, it almost knocked Spurs manager and his former Newcastle
team-mate Peter McWilliam out of his seat !!Spurs -
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| 19.03.1910 |
On their
first visit to White Hart Lane, Newcastle left with the points and four
goals to their credit.
"Tadger"
Stewart scored two and there was one goal each from James Howie and Jock
Rutherford to see Spurs off in this First Division match.
Spurs - Joyce,
Leslie, Wilkes, Morris, D. Steel, Darnell, Curtis, Minter, Humphreys, R.
Steel, Middlemiss
Newcastle United - Stewart,
Rutherford, Howie
Crowd : - 25,000
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| 06.11.1910 |
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Spurs - Boreham,
Wilkes, Harris, Morris, D. Steel, Bentley, Curtis, Minter, I. Brown, R.
Steel, Middlemiss
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Crowd : - 26,000
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