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spurs v wolverhampton
wanderers notes
| 28.08.1933 |
To mark Tottenham's first home
game back in the First Division at the start of the 1933-34 season, they
hired the Band of the Grenadier Guards to play before the game against
Wolverhampton Wanderers. The band could not make it for an evening
kick off and so the time was brought forward to the afternoon, meaning
that the Monday fixture was won by Spurs, but in front of a much reduced
crowd, as many fans were unable to attend. |
| 10.10.1959 |
Hollywood actress Jayne
Mansfield attended the match and waved to the crowd from the Press box. |
| 06.02.1982 |
The new West Stand at White
Hart Lane is opened by Sir Stanley Rous - President of FIFA for the
match against Wolves. |
| 15.05.2004 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers' last
game in their first Premier League season before being relegated. |
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|
they are linked
with both
| David Black |
Wolves
1893-1896
Spurs 1897-1898 |
| Sammy Brooks |
Spurs 1922-1924 |
| Harry Crump |
Spurs 1895-1898 and 1899-1900 |
| Harry
Hargreaves |
Spurs 1923-1926 |
| Tom Huddlestone |
Spurs midfielder who spent a couple
of months on loan at Molineux in the early stages of his career at White
Hart Lane. |
| Steffen
Iversen |
Spurs 1992-2003; Wolves 2003-
Norwegian striker who
failed to realise potential and went to Wolves to try and recapture his
goal-scoring ability.
|
| Robbie Keane |
Wolves - ;
Spurs 2002-
Super striker who was
sold by Wolves after a mercurial start to his career and signed by Spurs
via Coventry, Inter Milan and Leeds.
|
| Mark Kendall |
Spurs 1975-1981; Wolves
Goalkeeper who failed to
convince at Spurs, but made a cult hero at Wolves in their lower league
days.
|
| Colin Lee |
Spurs 1977-1980; Wolves manager 1983-1986
Brought to Spurs to score
goals, he left after a few years, then ended up at Molineux as the
Wolves manager
|
| Tommy Lunn |
Spurs 1909-1913 |
| Jamie O'Hara |
Joined
Spurs as a youth team player when released by Arsenal and made his way
through to the first team. A combative player, he looked like he
might make a place in the side his own, but following a spell out with
injury and with midfield players being bough, he was allowed to go on
loan to Portsmouth and then Wolves in January 2011. Signed for the
Midlands club in the summer of that year. |
| Harry Marshall |
Spurs 1931-1932 |
| Dean
Richards |
Wolves - ; Spurs
2001-
Big central defender,
bought by Wolves from Bradford City and also played for SCBC before
being bought by Glenn Hoddle to bolster the Tottenham defence.
Sadly passed away at a young age.
|
| Vinny Samways |
Spurs 1984-1994; Wolves
Spurs midfielder, who
moved on to Everton and abroad before returning to England for a loan
spell at Wolves.
|
| Steve Sedgley |
Spurs 1989-1994 |
| Andy Sinton |
Bought by Gerry Francis for £1.6 million, he played for Spurs during
1996-1999, making 99 appearances and then moved to Wolves where he
stayed until August 2002, playing 71 times. |
| Gordon Smith |
Spurs 1978-1982 |
| Cyril Spiers |
Spurs 1927-1932
Wolves Asst. manager. |
| Paul Stewart |
Spurs 1988-1992 |
| Erik
Thorstvedt |
Spurs 1988-1996; Wolves
Popular keeper at Spurs,
who developed a good record and went to Wolves for a short time at the
tail end of his career before retiring because of injury.
|
debuts
against wolverhampton wanderers
|
Bob
Hewitson |
01.09.1908 |
|
Douglas
McFarlane |
01.09.1908 |
|
Bobby
Steel |
01.09.1908 |
| Joe Brough |
28.12.1908 |
|
Jimmy
Seed |
05.04.1920 |
|
Joe
Scott |
08.09.1928 |
|
Davie
Colquhoun |
29.08.1931 |
|
George
Greenfield |
29.08.1931 |
|
Keith
Weller |
27.03.1965 |
|
Ralph
Coates |
14.08.1971 |
|
Mark
Yeates |
15.05.2004 |
|
Emmanuel Adebayor |
10.09.2011 |
|
Scott Parker |
10.09.2011 |
last game for the
club - against wolverhampton wanderers
| Arthur
Crompton |
19.10.1929 |
| Bert
Hodgkinson |
02.01.1932 |
| Les
Medley |
25.04.1953 |
| Arthur
Willis |
24.04.1954 |
| Dave
Mackay |
11.05.1968 |
| Alan
Mullery |
17.05.1972 |
| Barry
Daines |
30.04.1981 |
| Darren Caskey |
27.01.1996 |
| Gus Poyet |
15.05.2004 |
| Christian Ziege |
15.05.2004 |
first goal for the
club - against wolverhampton wanderers
| Frank
Hartley |
08.09.1928 |
| Joe
Scott |
08.09.1928 |
| Dick
Rowley |
22.02.1930 |
| Neil
Johnson |
25.01.1969 |
| Roger
Morgan |
22.02.1969 |
| Willie
Young |
01.11.1975 |
| Clive
Wilson |
27.01.1996 |
| Stephane Dalmat |
06.12.2003 |
| Rafael van der Vaart |
18.09.2010 |
| Alan Hutton |
18.09.2010 |
| Emmanuel Adebayor |
10.09.2011 |
last goal for the
club - against wolverhampton wanderers
| Les
Allen |
27.03.1965 |
| Gerry
Armstrong |
23.04.1980 |
| Randolph
Galloway |
08.09.1928 |
| Alan
Mullery |
17.05.1972 |
milestones
| 23.04.1980 |
Kenny Hibbitt scores his 100th
goal for Wolves. |
| 15.05.2004 |
Denis Irwin makes his 902nd career
appearance, his 400th appearance in
English top flight football and his last of his career.
Mark Kennedy makes his 300th club career appearance.
Anthony Gardner makes his
100th career League start.
|
| 12.12.2009 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers' first
Premier League win at White Hart Lane. |
| 18.09.2010 |
Harry Redknapp's
100th game in charge of Tottenham.
Rafael van der Vaart becomes the 50th Dutch player to score in the
Premier League, with his first goal for Tottenham Hotspur.
Spurs score their 100th home league goal
against Wolverhampton Wanderers when van der Vaart converts the penalty
in the 3-1 win. |
| 06.03.2011 |
Karl Henry plays
his 300th career league game.
Jermain Defoe makes his 300th Premier League appearance. |
| 14.01.2012 |
Tottenham Hotspur
become the first team to concede 1,000 Premier League goals with
Wolverhampton Wanderers' goal in this game. |
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