List of Tottenham Hotspur F.C. players

Last updated April 15, 2024

This is a list of notable footballers who have played for Tottenham Hotspur since its foundation as Hotspur F.C. in 1882.

made 100 or more first-team appearances for the club including substitutions, and/or
made 50 or more first-team and represented their country at full International level while on the club's books, and/or
achieved notability through making a major contribution to the club as a player, e.g. club captain, founder member or achieved notability in other ways, e.g Tony Parks .

Records for some players vary from one data source to another and where possible these have been verified with reference to more than one such source. Corrections and updates should include a reference to source in the edit summary or on the Talk Page. To see a list of all Tottenham players, major or minor, with a Wikipedia article Category:Tottenham Hotspur F.C. players.

List of players

Key

Players are listed according to the date of their first-team debut for the club. First team appearances include, Football League, Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, FA Community Shield, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and UEFA Cup. Substitute appearances are included. Wartime matches are excluded.

International appearances are those at Full International level, including substitutions while on the club's books.

Positions
GK	Goalkeeper	DF	Defender	RB	Right back	MF	Midfielder	RW	Right winger
CB	Central back	FB	Fullback	LB	Left back	FW	Forward	LW	Left winger

Tottenham Hotspur Greats or have been inducted into the club's Hall of Fame.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Players who have achieved notability through a major contribution to the club.

Club captains who have won a major senior competition.

Club record holder.

An asterisk (*) next to a name denotes that the player is still a current player at the club.

This is a list of notable players for Tottenham Hotspur. Please do not add the names and details of the current squad unless it meets the notability criteria above.

Table of notable players

Name	Nationality	Position	Tottenham Hotspur career	Club Apps	Goals	Int. Apps (at club)	Int. Apps (all)	Notes
Bobby Buckle	England	MF	1882–1895	53	25			^[4]
Jack Jull	England	FB	1882–1894	159	24			^[5]
Charles Ambler	England	GK	1894–1895 1896–1900	133	0
Jack L. Jones	Wales	MF	1897–1904	226	13	15	17	^[6]
John Cameron	Scotland	FW	1898–1907	111	43	0	1
Ted Hughes	Wales	DF	1899–1905	148	8	6	14
Jack Kirwan	Ireland	LW	1899–1905	347	97	12	1
Tom Morris	England	MF	1899–1912	523	3
Sandy Brown	Scotland	FW	1900–1901	57	45
Vivian Woodward	England	FW	1901–1909	197	63	21	28
John Brearley	England	FW	1903–1907	133	24
Charlie O'Hagan	Ireland	FW	1903–1907	36	7	5	11
Danny Steel	Scotland	CB	1908–1912	141	4
Bobby Steel	Scotland	FW	1908–1915	245	45
Jabez Darnell	England	CB	1908–1919	160	3
Bert Middlemiss	England	LW	1908–1920	261	55
Billy Minter	England	FW	1908–1920	334	101
Walter Tull	England	FW	1909–1911	10	2
Tom Collins	Scotland	FB	1910–1915	122	1
Charlie Rance	England	CB	1910–1921	110	1
Findlay Weir	Scotland	MF	1912–1917	101	2
Bert Bliss	England	FW	1912–1922	215	106	1	1
Jimmy Cantrell	England	FW	1912–1923	176	84
Arthur Grimsdell	England	MF	1912–1927	360	27	6	6	^[7]
Fanny Walden	England	RW	1913–1924	237	24	2	2
Bill Jaques	England	GK	1914–1922	138	0
Thomas Clay	England	FB	1914–1929	351	24	4	4
Jimmy Archibald	Scotland	MF	1919–1921	24	1
Charlie Walters	England	MF	1919–1925	117	0
Jimmy Dimmock	England	LW	1919–1931	438	112	3	3
Alex Lindsay	Scotland	FW	1919–1930	224	48
Bob McDonald	Scotland	CB	1920–1923	125	0
Jimmy Seed	England	FW	1920–1927	254	77	5	5
Charlie Handley	England	FW	1921–1928	141	29
Matt Forster	England	FB	1921–1930	244	0
Andy Thompson	England	MF	1921–1930	166	22
Bert Smith	England	MF	1921–1931	319	10	2	2
Jack Elkes	England	MF	1923–1929	200	50
Cecil Poynton	England	FB	1923–1933	158	3
Frank Osborne	England	FW	1924–1931	220	82	2	4
Harry Skitt	England	MF	1924–1931	229	0
Cyril Spiers	England	GK	1927–1932	169	0
Taffy O'Callaghan	Wales	FW	1927–1935	263	99	11	11
Joe Nicholls	England	GK	1927–1936	129	0
Tommy Meads	England	MF	1929–1935	189	6
Tom Evans	Wales	MF	1929–1936	101	4
Willie Davies	Wales	RW	1930–1933	115	19
Walter Alsford	England	LW	1930–1936	90	0	1	1
George Hunt	England	FW	1930–1937	198	138	3	3
Les Howe	England	MF	1930–1939	182	28
Willie Evans	Wales	FW	1931–1936	195	86	6	6
Arthur Rowe	England	MF	1931–1938	201	0	1	1
Willie Hall	England	FW	1932–1939	222	29	10	10
Bill Whatley	Wales	FB	1932–1939	254	2	3	3
Johnny Morrison	England	CF	1932–1946	154	101
Jimmy McCormick	England	RW	1932–1946	150	28
Fred Channell	England	FB	1933–1936	109	1
Andy Duncan	Scotland	FW	1934–1943	103	26
Percy Hooper	England	GK	1934–1945	108	0
Fred Sargent	England	RW	1934–1946	109	31
Vic Buckingham	England	FB	1935–1949	230	1
Ralph Ward	England	FB	1936–1946	132	11
Freddie Cox	England	RW	1938–1949	105	18
Bill Nicholson	England	MF	1938–1954	341	6	1	1
Les Medley	England	LW	1939–1953	164	46	6	6
Ron Burgess	Wales	MF	1939–1954	324	16	32	32	^[8]
Sid Tickridge	England	FB	1946–1951	101	0
Les Bennett	England	FW	1946–1954	294	117
Arthur Willis	England	FB	1946–1954	160	1	1	1
Ted Ditchburn	England	GK	1946–1958	452	0	6	6
Ernie Jones	Wales	FW	1947–1949	57	14	?	4
Eddie Baily	England	FW	1947–1955	325	69	9	9
Len Duquemin	Guernsey	FW	1947–1957	307	134
Sonny Walters	England	MF	1947–1957	234	71
Charlie Withers	England	FB	1948–1956	164	2
Alf Ramsey	England	FB	1949–1955	250	25	31	32
Harry Clarke	England	CB	1949–1956	322	4	1	1
Tony Marchi	England	MF	1949–1957 1959–1965	232	7
Tommy Harmer	England	FW	1951–1960	222	51
George Robb	England	LW	1952–1958	200	58	1	1
Mel Hopkins	Wales	LB	1952–1964	240	0	34	34
Johnny Brooks	England	FW	1953–1959	179	51	3	3
John White	Scotland	FW	1959–1964	183	40	22	22
Peter Baker	England	RB	1953–1965	342	3
Danny Blanchflower	Northern Ireland	MF	1954–1963	382	21	41	56	^[9]^[10]^[11]^[12]
Bobby Smith	England	FW	1955–1964	317	208	15	15
Terry Dyson	England	FW	1955–1965	209	55
Eddie Clayton	England	MF	1954–1967	102	20
Ron Henry	England	LB	1955–1965	287	1	1	1
Maurice Norman	England	MF	1955–1965	411	19	23	23
Terry Medwin	Wales	FW	1956–1963	215	72	?	30
Cliff Jones	Wales	LW	1958–1968	378	159	?	58
Les Allen	England	FW	1959–1965	137	61
Bill Brown	Scotland	GK	1959–1966	262	0	29	29
Dave Mackay	Scotland	MF	1959–1968	318	51	22	22	^[13]
Frank Saul	England	FW	1960–1967	129	44
Jimmy Greaves	England	FW	1961–1970	379	266^[14]	42	57
Phil Beal	England	DF	1963–1975	420	1
Jimmy Robertson	Scotland	RW	1964–1968	181	31	1	1
Alan Mullery	England	MF	1964–1972	374	30	35	35	^[15]^[16]
Alan Gilzean	Scotland	FW	1964–1974	439	133	17	22
Cyril Knowles	England	LB	1964–1975	506	17	4	4
Pat Jennings	Northern Ireland	GK	1964–1977	590	1	71	119
Terry Venables	England	MF	1966–1969	141	9	0	2
Mike England	Wales	CB	1966–1975	397	19	?	44
Joe Kinnear	Republic of Ireland	RB	1966–1975	258	2	26	26
Peter Collins	England	CB	1968–1972	101	5
Jimmy Pearce	England	FW	1968–1973	193	35
Martin Chivers	England	FW	1968–1976	367	174	24	24
Ray Evans	England	FB	1969–1975	181	4
John Pratt	England	MF	1969–1980	415	49
Steve Perryman	England	MF	1969–1986	854^[17]	39	1	1	^[18]^[19]^[20]
Martin Peters	England	MF	1970–1975	260	76	34	67	^[21]
Jimmy Neighbour	England	FW	1970–1976	156	11
Terry Naylor	England	DF	1970–1980	301	4
Ralph Coates	England	MF	1971–1977	248	23	4	2
Barry Daines	England	GK	1971–1981	173	0
John Duncan	Scotland	FW	1974–1978	120	62
Keith Osgood	England	CB	1974–1978	127	14
Chris Jones	Jersey	FW	1974–1982	185	42
Don McAllister	England	DF	1975–1981	202	10
Glenn Hoddle	England	MF	1975–1987	490	110	44	53
Gerry Armstrong	Northern Ireland	FW	1976–1980	98	16	27	63
Peter Taylor	England	LW	1976–1980	140	33
Jimmy Holmes	Republic of Ireland	LB	1977–1981	92	2	13	30
Ricardo Villa	Argentina	MF	1978–1983	179	25	?	25
John Lacy	England	CB	1978–1983	152	3
Ossie Ardiles	Argentina	MF	1978–1982 1983–1988	311	25	?	53
Terry Yorath	Wales	MF	1979–1981	62	1	6	59
Mark Falco	England	FW	1979–1986	236	89
Tony Galvin	Republic of Ireland	MF	1979–1987	273	31	19	29
Paul Miller	England	DF	1979–1987	285	10
Chris Hughton	Republic of Ireland	FB	1979–1990	398	19	44	53
Steve Archibald	Scotland	FW	1980–1984	189	77	19	27
Garth Crooks	England	FW	1980–1985	182	75
Graham Roberts	England	CD	1980–1986	287	35	6	6
Tony Parks	England	GK	1980–1988	37	0	0	0	^[22]
Micky Hazard	England	MF	1980–1985 1993–1995	170	25
Paul Price	Wales	CD	1981–1984	62	0	12	25
Ray Clemence	England	GK	1981–1987	330	0	5	61
Gary Mabbutt	England	DF	1982–1998	611	38	16	16	^[23]
Gary Stevens	England	DF	1983–1987	200	8	7	7
Danny Thomas	England	DF	1983–1987	116	1	0	2
John Chiedozie	Nigeria	RW	1984–1986	75	14	2	9
Clive Allen	England	FW	1984–1988	135	84^[24]	5	5
Chris Waddle	England	LW	1985–1989	173	42	36	62
Paul Allen	England	MF	1985–1993	370	28
Richard Gough	Scotland	DF	1986–1987	65	2	7	61
Nico Claesen	Belgium	FW	1986–1988	63	23	10	36
Steve Hodge	England	MF	1986–1988	54	9	4	24
Mitchell Thomas	England	FB	1986–1991	157	6
Vinny Samways	England	MF	1987–1994	247	17
Paul Gascoigne	England	MF	1988–1991	112	33	20	57
Paul Stewart	England	FW	1988–1992	171	37	3	3
Paul Walsh	England	FW	1988–1992	156	21	0	5
Terry Fenwick	England	DF	1988–1993	118	10	1	20
Guðni Bergsson	Iceland	DF	1988–1994	86	2	34	80
Erik Thorstvedt	Norway	GK	1988–1996	218	0	45	97
David Howells	England	MF	1988–1998	335	27
Gary Lineker	England	FW	1989–1992	106	67	21	80
Pat Van Den Hauwe	Wales	DF	1989–1993	145	0	0	13
Nayim	Spain	MF	1989–1993	144	18
Steve Sedgley	England	CB	1989–1994	211	11
Justin Edinburgh	England	FB	1990–2000	276	1
Gordon Durie	Scotland	FW	1991–1993	78	17	11	43
Ian Walker	England	GK	1991–2001	313	0	3	4
Nicky Barmby	England	FW	1992–1995	108	27	2	23
Dean Austin	England	FB	1992–1997	150	0
Sol Campbell	England	CB	1992–2001	315	15	40	73	^[25]
Teddy Sheringham	England	FW	1992–1997 2001–2003	277	125	21	51
Darren Anderton	England	RW	1992–2004	358	48	30	30
Colin Calderwood	Scotland	DF	1993–1999	199	7	32	36
Stephen Carr	Republic of Ireland	RB	1993–2004	270	8	27	44
Ronnie Rosenthal	Israel	FW	1994–1997	100	11	19	60
Jürgen Klinsmann	Germany	FW	1994–1995 1997–1998	68	38	10	108
Ruel Fox	Montserrat	RW	1995–2000	129	15	0	2
Chris Armstrong	England	FW	1995–2002	173	62
Andy Sinton	England	MF	1996–1999	100	7	0	12
Allan Nielsen	Denmark	MF	1996–2000	115	18	7	44
Steffen Iversen	Norway	FW	1996–2003	176	47	34	79
David Ginola	France	LW	1997–2000	127	22	0	17
Stephen Clemence	England	MF	1997–2003	109	3
Les Ferdinand	England	FW	1997–2003	149	39	4	17
Øyvind Leonhardsen	Norway	MF	1999–2002	72	11	18	86
Steffen Freund	Germany	MF	1999–2003	131	0	0	21
Chris Perry	England	DF	1999–2003	146	4
Tim Sherwood	England	MF	1999–2003	118	16	3	3
Mauricio Taricco	Argentina	DF	1999–2004	156	2
Ledley King	England	CB	1999–2012	318	12	21	21	^[26]
Neil Sullivan	Scotland	GK	2000–2003	81	0	13	28
Gary Doherty	Republic of Ireland	CB	2000–2004	77	8	24	34
Serhii Rebrov	Ukraine	FW	2000–2004	76	13	29	75
Simon Davies	Wales	MF	2000–2005	146	18	24	58
Anthony Gardner	England	CB	2000–2008	144	3	1	1
Gus Poyet	Uruguay	MF	2001–2004	98	23	0	26
Christian Ziege	Germany	FB	2001–2004	55	10	13	72
Kasey Keller	United States	GK	2001–2005	85	0	25	102
Jamie Redknapp	England	MF	2002–2005	49	4	0	17	^[27]
Robbie Keane	Republic of Ireland	FW	2002–2008 2009–2011	306	122	51	146
Frédéric Kanouté	Mali	FW	2003–2005	73	21	11	39
Michael Carrick	England	MF	2004–2006	75	2	5	34
Paul Robinson	England	GK	2004–2008	175	1	37	41
Jermain Defoe	England	FW	2004–2008 2009–2014	363	143	45	57
Mido	Egypt	FW	2005–2007	63	20	13	51
Teemu Tainio	Finland	MF	2005–2008	83	3	11	64
Lee Young-pyo	South Korea	LB	2005–2008	93	0	30	127
Tom Huddlestone	England	MF	2005–2013	209	15	3	3
Jermaine Jenas	England	MF	2005–2013	202	26	9	21
Michael Dawson	England	CB	2005–2014	324	10	4	4
Aaron Lennon	England	RW	2005–2015	364	30	21	21
Dimitar Berbatov	Bulgaria	FW	2006–2008	102	46	17	78
Pascal Chimbonda	France	RB	2006–2008 2009–2009	103	4	0	1
Didier Zokora	Ivory Coast	MF	2006–2009	134	0	22	123
Benoît Assou-Ekotto	Cameroon	LB	2006–2015	200	4	19	24
Darren Bent	England	FW	2007–2009	79	25	2	13
Gareth Bale	Wales	LW	2007–2013 2020–2021	237	72	36	85	^[28]
Younès Kaboul	France	DF	2007–2008 2010–2015	153	8	4	6
Alan Hutton	Scotland	RB	2008–2011	66	2	11	50
Jonathan Woodgate	England	CB	2008–2011	65	3	2	8
Vedran Ćorluka	Croatia	DF	2008–2012	109	1	11	103
Niko Kranjčar	Croatia	MF	2008–2012	71	11	6	81
Luka Modrić	Croatia	MF	2008–2012	159	17	21	120
Roman Pavlyuchenko	Russia	FW	2008–2012	113	42	11	51
David Bentley	England	RW	2008–2013	62	5	1	7
Heurelho Gomes	Brazil	GK	2008–2014	130	0	2	11
Andros Townsend	England	RW	2008–2016	93	11	10	13
Ryan Mason	England	MF	2008–2016	70	4	1	1
Peter Crouch	England	FW	2009–2011	93	24	8	42
Wilson Palacios	Honduras	MF	2009–2011	86	1	15	97
Sébastien Bassong	Cameroon	CB	2009–2012	71	3	13	18
Kyle Walker	England	RB	2010–2017	228	4	25	46
Rafael van der Vaart	Netherlands	MF	2010–2012	78	28	13	109
Sandro	Brazil	MF	2010–2014	96	3	15	17
Danny Rose	England	LB	2010–2020	214	10	26	26
Scott Parker	England	MF	2011–2013	63	0	15	18
Emmanuel Adebayor	Togo	FW	2011–2015	113	42	14	87
Harry Kane	England	FW	2011–2023	435	280^[29]	80	80
Gylfi Sigurðsson	Iceland	MF	2012–2014	83	13	15	66
Clint Dempsey	United States	MF	2012-2013	29	7
Mousa Dembélé	Belgium	MF	2012–2018	249	10	42	82
Hugo Lloris	France	GK	2012–2024	447	0	107	145
Jan Vertonghen	Belgium	CB	2012–2020	315	14	80	118
Harry Winks	England	MF	2013–2023	203	5	6	6
Paulinho	Brazil	MF	2013–2015	67	10	14	56
Christian Eriksen	Denmark	MF	2013–2020	304	69	49	87
Nabil Bentaleb	Algeria	MF	2013–2016	66	1	19	35
Nacer Chadli	Belgium	MF	2013–2016	119	25	18	56
Roberto Soldado	Spain	FW	2013–2015	76	16	1	12
Erik Lamela	Argentina	MF	2013–2021	257	37	21	24
Eric Dier *	England	MF	2014–present	364	13	47	47
Ben Davies *	Wales	LB	2014–present	327	9	64	74
Toby Alderweireld	Belgium	CB	2015–2021	236	9	43	90
Dele Alli	England	MF	2015–2022	269	67	35	35
Son Heung-min *	South Korea	FW	2015–present	393	159	60	104
Kieran Trippier	England	FB	2015–2019	114	2	16	16
Moussa Sissoko	France	MF	2016–2021	202	5	12	56
Victor Wanyama	Kenya	MF	2016–2020	97	7	7	52
Davinson Sánchez	Colombia	DF	2017–2023	207	5	17	19
Serge Aurier	Ivory Coast	RB	2017–2021	110	8	18	58
Lucas Moura	Brazil	MF	2018–2023	221	39	1	35
Giovani Lo Celso *	Argentina	MF	2019–present	96	10	4	21
Tanguy Ndombele *	France	MF	2019–present	91	10	1	7
Steven Bergwijn	Netherlands	MF	2020–2022	83	8	?	?
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg *	Denmark	MF	2020–present	166	10	?	?
Sergio Reguilón *	Spain	DF	2020–present	67	2	3	6
Matt Doherty	Republic of Ireland	DF	2020–2023	71	3	?	?
Emerson Royal *	Brazil	DF	2021–present	94	4	?	?
Cristian Romero *	Argentina	DF	2021–Present	79	4	?	?
Rodrigo Bentancur *	Uruguay	MF	2022–Present	50	6	?	?
Dejan Kulusevski *	Sweden	MF	2022–Present	78	12	?	?
Ivan Perisic *	Croatia	MF	2022–Present	50	1	?	?
Richarlison *	Brazil	FW	2022–Present	55	10	?	?

Players correct up to the 2022 January transfer window. Premier League and International statistics correct up to 13 May 2019

Club captains

Dates	Captain
1882–1883	Bobby Buckle ^[30]
1884–1894	Jack Jull
1895–1896	Stanley Briggs
1897–1904	Jack L. Jones
1904–1907	Sandy Tait
1907-1908	Walter Bull ^[31]
1908–1912	Danny Steel ^[32]
1912–1914	Tom Collins ^[33]
1914–1915	Bobby Steel
1919	Billy Minter ^[34]
1919-1920	Thomas Clay ^[35]
1920–1929	Arthur Grimsdell ^[36]
1929–1930	Cecil Poynton ^[37]
1930–1932	Tommy Meads
1932–1933	Billy Felton ^[38]
1933–1935	Arthur Rowe ^[39]
1935–1936	Les Howe
1936–1937	Bill Whatley
1937–1939	Willie Hall
1946–1954	Ron Burgess ^[40]
1954–1955	Alf Ramsey ^[41]
1955–1956	Danny Blanchflower ^[42]
1956–1957	Tony Marchi
1957–1958	John Ryden
1958–1959	Bobby Smith ^[43]
1959–1964	Danny Blanchflower ^[42]
1964–1968	Dave Mackay ^[44]
1968–1972	Alan Mullery ^[44]
1972–1975	Martin Peters
1975–1986	Steve Perryman ^[44]
1986	Ray Clemence
1987	Richard Gough ^[45]
1987–1998	Gary Mabbutt ^[44]
1998–2001	Sol Campbell
2001–2003	Teddy Sheringham
2003–2005	Jamie Redknapp
2005–2012	Ledley King
2012–2014	Michael Dawson
2014–2015	Younès Kaboul
2015–2023	Hugo Lloris
2023–	Son Heung-min ^[46]

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↑ "ROBERTS AND MILLER SET FOR HALL OF FAME". tottenhamhotspur.com. 28 August 2015. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
↑ 'Founding player of Hotspur F.C "A Romance of Football p8" Retrieved March 23, 2008
↑ Founding player of Hotspur F.C. "A Romance of Football p8" Retrieved March 23, 2008
↑ FA Cup Winners 1901 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ FA Cup Winners 1921 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ First Division Champions 1951 Reported on Jim Duggan's www.topspurs.com
↑ First Division Champions 1961 Reported on Jim Duggan's www.topspurs.com
↑ FA Cup Winners 1961 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ FA Cup Winners 1962 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ European Cup Winners Cup 1963 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ FA Cup Winners 1967 Archived 2008-07-20 at the Wayback Machine Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ Club Record - Most goals for club (266) 1961/70 Reported on THFC official Site "Tottenhamhotspur.com - Spurs Legends - Jimmy Greaves". Archived from the original on 3 October 2009. Retrieved 22 November 2009.
↑ League Cup Winners 1971 Reported on THFC Official website
↑ UEFA Cup Winners 1972 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ Club Record - Most appearances for club (854) 1969/86 Reported on THFC official Site
↑ "FA Cup". www.mehstg.com.
↑ "FA Cup 1982". www.mehstg.com.
↑ UEFA Cup Winners 1984 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ League Cup Winners 1972 Reported on www.THFC Official Website
↑ "Hero" of UEFA Cup Final 1984 Reported on BBC website
↑ FA Cup Winners 1991 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ Club Record - Most goals (49) in one season 1986/87 Reported on THFC official Site
↑ League Cup Winners 1999 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ League Cup Winners 2008 Reported on www.mehst.com
↑ "Redknapps set to link up at Spurs". 12 May 2009. Retrieved 17 January 2017.
↑ "Gareth Bale joins Real Madrid from Spurs in £85m world record deal". BBC Sport. 1 September 2013.
↑ "267 - Harry Kane becomes our all-time record goalscorer". Tottenham Hotspur. Retrieved 29 August 2023.
↑ Duggan, Jim (2012). The Glory of Spurs. ISBN 9781780592183.
↑ "First Team Photo 1907-08 – My Eyes Have Seen the Glory".
↑ Tottenham Hotspur Football Club 1911–12.
↑ http://bellewaarde1915.co.uk/men/sgt ^{[ dead link ]}
↑ "Spurs Odyssey - Norman Giller's Blog (No. 311 - 23.03.20)". www.spursodyssey.com.
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↑ "From Brownhills to Tottenham".
↑ Graham Betts (2006). England: Player by player. Green Umbrella Publishing. p. 99. ISBN 1-905009-63-1.
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Premier League	AFC Bournemouth Arsenal 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Aston Villa Brentford 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals Hall of Fame POTY Brighton & Hove Albion Burnley 100+ Internationals Chelsea 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crystal Palace 100+ POTY Everton 100+ Internationals Hall of Fame Fulham 100+ 25–99 1–24 Liverpool 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Luton Town 100+ POTY Manchester City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Manchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Captains Newcastle United Nottingham Forest 100+ Internationals Sheffield United 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers
Championship	Birmingham City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Blackburn Rovers Bristol City Cardiff City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Captains Internationals Coventry City 100+ Internationals POTY Huddersfield Town Hull City Ipswich Town 100+ Hall of Fame POTY Leeds United Leicester City Middlesbrough Millwall Norwich City 100+ 25–99 Hall of Fame POTY Plymouth Argyle 100+ POTY Preston North End 100+ POTY Queens Park Rangers Rotherham United Sheffield Wednesday All Internationals POTY Southampton 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Stoke City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Sunderland Swansea City 100+ Internationals Watford 50+ 1–49 POTY West Bromwich Albion
League One	Barnsley Blackpool Bolton Wanderers 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Bristol Rovers 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Burton Albion Cambridge United Carlisle United Charlton Athletic Cheltenham Town Derby County 100+ POTY Exeter City Fleetwood Town Leyton Orient Lincoln City 100+ 25–99 Northampton Town Oxford United Peterborough United Port Vale 25+ 1–24 POTY Portsmouth Reading 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals POTY Shrewsbury Town Stevenage Wigan Athletic Wycombe Wanderers
League Two	Accrington Stanley AFC Wimbledon Barrow Bradford City 50+ 1–49 Colchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crawley Town Crewe Alexandra Doncaster Rovers 100+ 1879–1918 Forest Green Rovers Gillingham 50+ 25–49 1–24 Grimsby Town Harrogate Town Mansfield Town Milton Keynes Dons Morecambe Newport County Notts County Salford City Stockport County Sutton United Swindon Town Tranmere Rovers 100+ 1921–1939 1945–present Walsall Wrexham
Non-League / Defunct	Bradford (Park Avenue) Bury 100+ 25–99 1–24 Chester 100+ 25–99 1–24 Chesterfield Darlington 100+ 25–99 1–24 Dagenham & Redbridge Halifax Town Hereford United Macclesfield Town Nelson Oldham Athletic 100+ 25–99 1–24 Rochdale 100+ 25–99 1–24 Scarborough Southend United Torquay United Wanderers Wigan Borough Yeovil Town 100+ Internationals York City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY
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