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spurs v southend united match reports
| 27.01.2007 |
FA Cup Fourth Round.
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match report. |
| 20.12.2006 |
League Cup quarter-final.
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match report. |
| .09.1990 |
Friendly. For a match report,
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Teams :
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| 04.10.1989 |
Spurs managed to get past a
determined Southend side on away goals with the aggregate score standing
at 3-3. Paul Allen and Nayim netted
for Tottenham, who were beaten on the night by goals from Martin and two
from Bennett
Teams :
Southend United - Samsome, Dixon (Edinburgh 71), ROberts, Martin,
Prior, Brush, Cook (Walsh 90), Butler, Crown, McDonough, Bennett
Unused Sub. : -
Spurs - Thorsvedt, M.Thomas (Howells 55), Van den Hauwe, Fenwick,
P. Allen
(Walsh 90), Mabbutt, Gascoigne, Stewart, Nayim, Sedgley, Lineker
Unused Sub. : -
Crowd : - 10,400 |
| 20.9.1989 |
A single Terry
Fenwick goal won this dull match for Tottenham. Paul Sansome in
the Shrimpers goal played heroically and Spurs, lacking confidence from
a poor league start, struggled to break down the United defence.
The goal came a quarter of an hour from the end, when Fenwick headed in
a Sedgley cross.
Teams :
Spurs - Thorsvedt, Butters, Van den Hauwe, Fenwick, M. Thomas
(Samways), Mabbutt, Walsh, Gascoigne, Stewart, Sedgley, Robson
Unused Sub. : - Howells
Southend United -
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| 30.11.1940 |
This war-time match took place at
Chelmsford as Southend were forced to leave their home ground.
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| 17.01.1940 |
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| 23.12.1939 |
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| 21.10.1939 |
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| 15.01.1936 |
Len Bolan was once again a thorn in
Tottenham's side, when he gave the home side a 1-0 lead but late goals
from Fred Sargent and Willie Evans scored the goals that gave Spurs the
win that saw the team through to the Fourth Round.
Teams :
Spurs -
Southend United -
Crowd : - 23,634 |
| 11.01.1936 |
A home FA Cup tie saw Tottenham face a familiar face in
Len Bolan, who had been transferred to the Shrimpers a couple of months
before. The Tottenham Herald noted that former Tottenham players
James Baxter, Albert Peter and R. Drysdale returned to the Lane from
their retirement homes by the sea to take in the match.
It was
Southend who took a 1-0 lead after ten minutes when Bolan put the "Law
of the Ex" into practice and netted for the away side. Spurs
pushed forward and George Mackenzie in the United goal saved a spot-kick
from Les Howe. Johnny Morrison pulled Tottenham level, then Fred
Sargent put us into the lead, before Bolan brought it back to 2-2.
Shortly after the restart, Bolan netted to complete his treble,
but a rush of three goals in six minutes saw both Sargent and Morrison
put Tottenham into a 4-3 lead, but Lane scored an equaliser to tie up a
4-4 draw in front of a 48,839 crowd who paid £3,500 to watch the game.
Teams :
Spurs - Howe, Morrison, Sargent,
Southend United - Mackenzie, Bolan, Lane
Crowd : - 48,839 |
| 19.02.1921 |
The Kursaal Ground staged this first
meeting between the two sides in the FA Cup Third Round and the home
side took a 13th minute lead, when winger George Nicholls hit a low shot into
the net. In the 38th minute, Jimmy Cantrell rose to nod a Banks corner
home for the equaliser.
The home team should have restored their lead
after 30 minutes, as Smith fouled striker Nuttall right on the goal-line
to concede a penalty. Shrimpers captain Fairclough stepped up to
take the spot-kick, but the referee moved the ball, as he claimed it was
not on the spot. Fairclough wanted to replace it, but the ref
would not let him touch the ball, which obviously upset the Southend
skipper and he subsequently put his penalty wide of the goal.
On the hour, Cantrell hit the bar and it
that took the ball into the path of Jimmy Banks, who netted Tottenham's
second. Bert Bliss was brought down for a free-kick that he
then converted from 25 yards to make it 3-1 and the Spurs scoring was rounded off by
Jimmy Seed, who finished off Banks' cross into the area. The crowd
of 11,600 paying £2,993 was a record for the Shrimpers at the time.
Teams :
Southend United - Fairclough (c), Nicholls,
Nuttall.
Spurs - Banks, Cantrell, Seed, Bliss
Crowd : - 11,600 |
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