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spurs v qpr notes
| 15.02.1969 |
With Tottenham wearing a navy
blue shirt for the first time, the referee was forced to change his black
kit for a red shirt and the linesmen green shirts. At the time, this
was a rare and surprising occurence. |
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they are linked
with both
| Bradley Allen |
Former QPR striker who became
an Academy coach at Spurs. |
| Clive Allen |
QPR striker, who left Rangers
to join Crystal Palace and then Arsenal for a few days before returning
to Selhurst Park. Later rejoined QPR and then Spurs took him to
White Hart Lane where he had great success as a lone striker in a system
David Pleat set up to provide him with chances. Later went on to
play for Chelsea, Millwall, Bordeaux, West Ham United, Manchester City
and Carlisle United. Going into coaching, Clive returned to the
Lane as Reserve and First Team coach and was caretaker for one match
between the reigns of Martin Jol and Juande Ramos. |
| Joe Allen |
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| Les Allen |
Spurs forward in the Double
season, Les Allen joined from Chelsea and played for ten years before
leaving to join QPR, where he played and then took over managerial
duties. . |
| Arthur Archer |
-. |
| Benoit Assou-Ekotto |
-. |
| Ossie Ardiles |
- |
| Alan Brazil |
- |
| Tommy Cable |
-. |
| Tom Carroll |
- |
| Steven Caulker |
-. |
| Radek Cerny |
-. |
| Peter Crouch |
Never got a chance to feature
in the first team at Tottenham, but the lanky striker moved on and
passed through QPR as one of his many clubs. |
| Chris Day |
. |
| Frank Drabble |
-. |
| Mark Falco |
-. |
| Terry Fenwick |
Player with QPR as a
defender, playing against Spurs in the 1982 FA Cup Final and scoring in
the first match, before he moved to Tottenham . |
| Les Ferdinand |
-. |
| Gerry Francis |
-. |
| Harry Gilberg |
-. |
| Andy Gray |
-. |
| Chris Herron |
-. |
| Percy Humphreys |
- |
| Jermain Jenas |
- |
| Stephen Kelly |
- |
| David Kerslake |
-. |
| Joe Knowles |
-. |
| Niko Kranjcar |
-. |
| Danny Maddix |
-. |
| Dean Marney |
-. |
| Bert Middlemiss |
-. |
| Roger Morgan |
-. |
| Tony Parks |
-. |
| Dean Parrett |
-. |
| Charlie Rance |
-. |
| Harry Redknapp |
Tottenham Manager from October
2008, he left three years later to take over
at QPR and take them back to the Premier League in his first season,
before having to leave to have a knee operation with the team struggling
in the following campaign. |
| Rohan Ricketts |
Loan spell with Rangers. |
| Wayne Routledge |
Winger, who was sold to QPR by
Aston Villa, who he had joined from Spurs after his injury hit time at
White Hart Lane failed to pay off. |
| Neil Ruddock |
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| Sandro |
Brazilian midfielder linked up
again with Harry Redknapp after Mauricio Pochettino was willing to let
him go in 2014. A cult hero at the Lane, Sandro joined in 2010 for
£8.4 million and he was sold for £10 million to Rangers. |
| Frank Saul |
-. |
| Andy Sinton |
- |
| Steve Slade |
-. |
| Adel Taarabt |
A frustrating talent, Harry
Redknapp moved him on from Tottenham and then found him in the squad
when he took over at Loftus Road. Accused him of being over-weight
and was not a great fan of the Moroccan's ability. |
| Erik Thorstvedt |
- |
| Andros Townsend |
-. |
| Terry Venables |
Player and manager with
Tottenham as a midfielder, when he left Spurs he joined up with former
team-mate Les Allen at Loftus Road, later returning to manage the side
under the chairmanship of Jim Gregory. |
| Kyle Walker |
Loaned from Spurs to QPR to
add experience to his game. |
| Paul Walsh |
Long haired striker had a
successful time at Spurs between 1988 and 1991 when he played 136 games
and scored 36 goals, before he went to Portsmouth as part of the
transfer that brought Darren Anderton to White Hart Lane. In 1991,
he played two games for QPR while on loan from Spurs. |
| Alf Whyman |
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| Clive Wilson |
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| Horace Woodward |
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| Luke Young |
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debuts
against qpr
| Tom Morris |
09.09.1899 |
| A K Leigh |
15.04.1901 |
| Bob Houston |
06.09.1902 |
| John Jones |
06.09.1902 |
| Alfie Warner |
06.09.1902 |
| Fred Mearns |
05.10.1903 |
| Percy Mapley |
15.02.1904 |
| Arthur Turner |
15.02.1904 |
| William McCurdy |
19.09.1904 |
| Andrew Swan |
05.11.1904 |
| Jabez
Darnell |
11.09.1905 |
| Fred Milnes |
29.01.1906 |
| Arthur Dixon |
02.09.1907 |
| Willie McNair |
02.09.1907 |
| Jimmy Pass |
02.09.1907 |
| Max Seeburg |
14.09.1907 |
| Ted Bassett |
09.10.1915 |
| SA Clayton |
28.10.1916 |
| Simon Beaton |
02.02.1917 |
| J Barnard |
13.10.1917 |
| F. W. Tomkins |
08.12.1917 |
| Bee (trialist) |
25.12.1918 |
| Bowlier |
25.12.1918 |
| W. McIver |
25.12.1918 |
| Bee (trialist) |
25.12.1918 |
| A. Cain |
15.02.1919 |
| C. Williams |
12.04.1919 |
| S. J. McCarthy |
25.12.1920 |
| H. Woodward (guest) |
27.09.1941 |
| A. W. T. Noble (guest) |
27.09.1941 |
| Joliffe (guest) |
03.01.1942 |
| R. J. Browne (guest) |
05.09.1942 |
| W. Hares (guest) |
05.09.1942 |
| R. Staley (guest) |
05.09.1942 |
| W. Moseley (guest) |
04.09.1943 |
| F. O'Donnell (guest) |
04.09.1943 |
| J. Moodie (guest) |
03.02.1945 |
| G. E. Duke (guest) |
24.02.1945 |
| R. K. Cook (guest) |
26.11.1949 |
| Roger Morgan |
15.02.1969 |
last game for
spurs - played against qpr
| Tom Pangborne |
20.10.1900 |
| Herbert Chapman |
27.04.1907 |
| A K Leigh |
15.04.1901 |
| Patrick Gilhooley |
07.03.1904 |
| Albert Evans |
29.10.1928 |
| Charlie Rundle |
12.03.1949 |
| Vinny Samways |
07.05.1994 |
| Steve Sedgley |
07.05.1994 |
| Danny Thomas |
07.03.1987 |
| Chris Waddle |
13.05.1989 |
| Terry Fenwick |
03.10.1992 |
| Stephen Robinson |
27.11.1993 |
first goal for the
club - scored against qpr
| Vivian Woodward |
15.04.1901 |
| Ollie Burton |
05.10.1903 |
| Charles Brown |
07.03.1904 |
| Alex Glen |
19.09.1904 |
| Willie McNair |
02.09.1907 |
| Jimmy Pass |
02.09.1907 |
| Jabez Darnell |
14.09.1907 |
| J Barnard |
13.10.1917 |
| Andy Gray |
11.04.1992 |
| Phil
Beal |
28.01.1969 |
last goal for the
club - scored against qpr
| Ollie Burton |
05.10.1903 |
| John L Jones |
05.10.1903 |
| Charles Brown |
07.03.1904 |
| Charlie
O'Hagan |
29.01.1906 |
| Charlie Rance |
25.12.1918 |
| Fred Sargent |
05.09.1942 |
| Harry Gilberg |
25.12.1944 |
| Phil
Beal |
29.01.1969 |
| David Jenkins |
29.01.1969 |
milestones
| 15.02.1969 |
Roger Morgan
makes his debut after making his £100,000 move from ... Queens Park
Rangers. He faced his twin brother Ian, who was still a Rangers
player. |
| 21.04.2012 |
Brad Friedel plays his 300th
consecutive game in the Premier League.
William Gallas plays his 50th Spurs match. |
| 24.08.2014 |
Leroy Fer and
Mauricio Isla make their QPR debuts. |
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