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TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS - AUDERE EST FACERE (A GK01 and King-Osgood-NZ Production)
TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS - AUDERE EST FACERE  Basic Information Nickname(s): Spurs, Lilywhites Motto: Audere Est Facere (To Dare is to Do) Founded: 1882 (as Hotspurs FC) Country: England Owner: ENIC Chairman: Daniel Levy Manger: Jaunde Ramos Captain: Ledley King Vice-Captain: Jonathan Woodgate 07/08 Finish: 11th, Barclays Premier League, England League: Barclays Premier League, England Rivals: Arsenal, Chelsea, West Ham History In 1882 Hotspurs FC was founded by a bunch of Grammar School Boys from the bible class known as All Hallows Church. These boys where also members of the Hotspur Cricket Club and is thought that the name Hotspur is associated with Sir Henry Percy (Sir Harry Hotspur) who was Harry Hotspur in Shakespeare’s Henry IV, part 1. In 1884 the club was renamed to Tottenham Hotspur Football and Athletic Club to distinguish themselves from another team called London Hotspur. Over the years Spurs have played in many colours including, navy blue, light blue and white, red and blue, chocolate brown and old gold till they decided on White and Blue and tribute to Preston North End, the most successful team of that time. In 1888 Tottenham moved from Tottenham Marshes to Northumberland Park for there home matches, at Northumberland Park they could cost admission for matches. In 1892 a attempt to join the Southern League was aborted instigated by Royal Arsenal (Arsenal), when they where the only team out of 23 to receive no votes. Tottenham became professional club just before Christmas 1895 and where admitted to the Southern League. Spurs started to attract crowds as large of 15,000 and Charles Roberts became chairman in 1989, he stayed at his post till 1943. In 1899 Spurs made there final ground move to what is now known as White Hart Lane, the Lane was in a former market garden near High Road. Both John Cameron and John Bell, former Everton players came to play for Spurs as a result of the conflict caused by their organization of the Association Footballers' Union, a forerunner of the Professional Footballers' Association. A direct result followed in 1900 as Tottenham won the Southern League. The next year they won the FA Cup, the cup was given to Tottenham captain Jack Jones with coloured ribbons on it, tied there for the first time (By the wife of Spurs director Morton Cadman) this starting the long held tradition of tying ribbons in Cup competitions, which continues to this day. Tottenham won promotion to the Second Divison of the Football League in time for the 1908/09 season. They got promoted straight away but there time in the First Divison was horrible, and when football was suspended at the end of the 1914/1915 season Tottenham Hotspurs where bottom of the league. When Football Resumed in 1919 they decided to expand the First Division to 22 from 20. Chelsea who finished 19 (And would have been relegated with SPurs) and Arsenal (Who only finished 6th in the Second Division) where choosen as the team to be promoted as Spurs went down, Arsenal being promoted heated up the rivalry that Spurs had with Arsenal (It started 6 years earlier when Arsenal moved to Tottenham's hinterland, this rivalry continues to this day known as the one of the most firecest rivalrys in the world. Tottenham struck back the next year when they went on to be Division Champions in 1919/1920 season an dwin the FA Cup for the second time beating Wolves 1-0 at Stamford Bridge in 1921. In 1922 Tottenham finished second behind Liverpool but after that Spurs experienced a steady decline which lead to them being relegated in 1928. Also Spurs went three years running not being able to advance further then the quarters of the FA Cup. Spurs where 7th on 3rd September 1939 when Neville Chamberlain declared war. Following the war Football became more popular then ever as it attracting thousands of people every weekend. In 1949 Arthur Rowe became manger and developed the "Push and Run" tactic, it envoled passing the ball to a near by team-mate running past the marker and receiving the pass from the team-mate you passed it to. This worked as Spur climbed to the top of the second division table and ended up winning it, then a year later they where run away champions winning the First division for the first ever time. Tottenham had many laying heros at the time including Alf Ramsey, Ronnie Burgess, Ted Ditchburn, Len Duquemin, Sonny Walters and Bill Nicholson. Honors 2x Football League Winners (1950/51, 1960/61) 8x F.A.Cup Winners (1900/01, 1920/21, 1960/61, 196/62, 1966/67, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1990/91 ) 4x Football League Cup Winners (1970/71, 1972/73, 1998/99, 2007/08 ) 1x European Cup-Winners Cup Winners (1962/63) 2x UEFA Cup Winners (1971/72, 1983/84) 2x Football League Division Two Champions (1919/20, 1949/50) 1x Southern League Champions (1899/1900) 1x Western League Champions (1903/04) 1x London League Premier Division Champions (1902/03) 1x Football League South 'C' Division Champions (1939/40) 2x Football League South Champions (1943/44, 1944/45) 3x Southern District Charity Cup Winners (1901/02, 1904/05 joint, 1906/07) 2x London Challenge Cup Winners (1910/11, 1928/29) 7x F.A.Charity Shield Winners (1920/21, 1951/52, 1961/62, 1962/63, 1967/68 joint, 1981/82 joint, 1991/92 joint) 3x Dewar Shield Winners (1901/02, 1933/34, 1934/35) 1x Anglo-Italian League Cup-Winners Cup Winners (1971/72) 1x Norwich Charity Cup Winners (1919/20) 2x Norwich Hospital Charity Cup Winners (1946/47, 1949/50 joint) 1x Ipswich Hospital Charity Cup Winners (1951/52 joint) 2x Costa Del Sol Tournament Winners (1965,1966) 1x Nolia Cup (Sweden) Winners (1977) 1x Japan Cup Winners (1979) 1x Sun International Challenge Trophy (Swaziland) Winners (1983) 1x Peace Cup (Korea) Winners (2005) Kits Home  Away  Third  Stadium  Stadium Name: White Hart Lane Location: Tottenham, North London, England Opened: 1899 Owner: Tottenham Hotspurs Tenants: Tottenham Hotspurs Surface: Grass Capacity: 36,310 White Hart Lane has been the home of Tottenham Hotspur since 1899, when the club moved there from Northumberland Park. The stadium remained largely the same until 1923, when the ground was enlarged to accommodate 50,000 spectators. Despite the clubs mediocrity at the time, a crowd of 75,038 crammed into the lane to see Tottenham loose to Sunderland in the Football Association Cup. Floodlights were introduced at the lane in 1953, allowing matches to be played at night. The stadium was one of the few grounds to not have advertising hoardings around the pitch. The building of the West Stand in the 1980's was a poorley managed project, and it ran the club into severe financial problems. Throughout the 90's the stadium underwent changes, with renovation work to the current stands and the building of the South Stand. The ground has remained the same way since.  It has recently been announced that the club will be building a new 60,000 seat stadium, in the same area of White Hart Lane. The ambitious project is expected to cost upwards of 400 million pounds. The club will not retain the White Hart Lane name, instead proffering to seek corporate sponsorship. 
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02-01-2009, 02:20 PM
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GOALKEEPERS  Heurelho Gomes DOB - 15th February 1981 (27) Country- Brazil Position- GK Number: 1 Appearances: 30 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Cruzeiro, PSV Eindhoven  Cesar Sanchez DOB - 2nd September 1971 (37) Country- Spain Position- GK Number: 21 Appearances: 1 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Real Valladolid, Real Madrid, Real Zaragoza  Ben Alnwick DOB - 1 January 1987 (22) Country- England Position- GK Number: 27 Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Sunderland, Luton Town (Loan), Leicester City (Loan), Carlisle (Loan)
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Defenders DOB - 30th November 1984 (24) Alan Hutton Country- Scotland Position- RB Number: 2 Appearances: 22 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Rangers  Gareth Bale DOB - 16th July 1989 (19) Country- Wales Position- LB, LW Number: 3 Appearances: 32 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- Southampton  Gilberto DOB - 25th April 1976 (32) Country- Brazil Position- LB, LM Number: 11 Appearances: 9 Goals: 1 Previous Clubs- Amercia FC, Flamengo, Cruzeiro, Inter Milian, Vasco da Gama, Gremio, Sao Caetano, Hertha Berlin  Chris Gunter DOB - 21st July 1989 (19) Country- Wales Position- RB Number: 16 Appearances: 12 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Cardiff City  Michael Dawson DOB - 18th November 1983 (25) Country- England Position- CB Number: 20 Appearances: 151 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- Nottingham Forest  Verdan Corluka DOB - 5th February 1986 (22) Country- Croatia Position- RB Number: 22 Appearances: 21 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Dinamo Zagreb, Inter Zapresic (Loan), Manchester City  Ledley King (Captain) DOB - 12th October 1980 (28 ) Country- England Position- CB Number: 26 Appearances: 256 Goals: 12 Previous Clubs- None  Benoit Assou-Ekotto DOB - 24th March 1984 (24) Country- France Position- LB Number: 32 Appearances: 46 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Lens  Ricardo Rocha DOB - 3rd October 1978 (30) Country- Portugal Position- CB Number: 33 Appearances: 18 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Famalicao, Sporting Braga, Benfica  Jonathan Woodgate (Vice-Captain) DOB - 22nd January 1980 (28 ) Country- England Position- CB Number: 39 Appearances: 42 Goals: 2 Previous Clubs- Leeds United, Newcastle United, Real Madrid, Middlesbrough (Loan), Middlesbrough.
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MIDFIELDERS
 Didier Zokora DOB - 14th December 1980 Country- Ivory Coast Position- CDM Number: 4 Appearances: 117 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- KRC Genk, Saint-Etienne  David Bentley DOB - 27th August 1984 (24) Country- England Position- RM, RW, SST Number: 5 Appearances: 25 Goals: 2 Previous Clubs- Arsenal, Norwich City (Loan), Blackburn Rovers (Loan), Blackburn Rovers  Tom Huddlestone DOB - 28th December 1986 (22) Country- England Position- CM Number: 6 Appearances: 101 Goals: 9 Previous Clubs - Derby County, Wolverhampton (Loan)  Aaron Lennon DOB - 16th April 1987 (21) Country- England Position- RM, RW Number: 7 Appearances: 137 Goals: 11 Previous Clubs- Leeds United  Jermaine Jenas DOB - 18th February 1983 (25) Country- England Position- CM Number: 8 Appearances: 133 Goals: 23 Previous Clubs- Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United  Luka Modric DOB - 9th September Country- Croatia Position- CM, CAM, AM Number: 14 Appearances: 22 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- Dinamo Zagreb, Zrinjski Mostar (Loan), Inter Zapresic  Hossam Ghaly DOB - 15th December 1981 (29) Country- Egypt Position- CM Number: 15 Appearances: 34 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- El-Ahly, Feyenoord, Derby County (Loan)  Adel Taarabt DOB - 24th May 1989 (19) Country- France Position- CAM, AM, CM Number: 19 Appearances: 12 (2 on Loan) Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Lens, Tottenham Hotspur (Loan)  Yori Zhirkov DOB - 20th August 1983 Country- Russia Position- LM,LW,LB Number: 21 Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- FC Spartak Tombov, PFC CSKA Moscow Kevin-Prince Boateng DOB - 6th March 1987 (21) Country- Germany Position- CAM, CM Number: 23 Appearances: 23 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Hertha Berlin II, Hertha Berlin  Jamie O'Hara DOB - 25th September 1986 (22) Country- England Position- CM, CDM Number: 24 Appearances: 32 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- Chesterfield (Loan), Millwall (Loan).
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02-01-2009, 02:21 PM
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FORWARDS
 Roman Pavlyuchenko DOB - 15th December 1981 (27) Country- Russia Position- ST Number: 9 Appearances: 19 Goals: 9 Previous Clubs- Dynamo Stavropol, Rotor Valgograd, Spartak Moscow  Andrei Arshavin DOB - 29th May 1981 (27) Country- Russia Position- CF, SST, ST Number: 10 Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- Zenit Saint Petersburg  Giovani Dos Santos DOB - 11th May 1989 (19) Country- Mexico Position- AM, SST, Number: 17 Appearances: 9 Goals: 0 Previous Clubs- FC Barcelona  Fraizer Campbell (On Loan from Manchester United) DOB - 13th September 1987 (21) Country- England Position- ST Number: 18 Appearances: 17 Goals: 3 Previous Clubs- Manchester United, Royal Antwerp (Loan), Hull City (Loan).  Darren Bent DOB - 6th February 1984 (24) Country- England Position- ST Number: 22 Appearances: 63 Goals: 20 Previous Clubs- Ipswich Town, Charlton Athletic
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 ONEHOTSPUR Welcome to OneHotspur, Onehotspur is membership to Tottenham Hotspurs, you recieve access to everything Tottenham Hotspur related, exclusive interveiws from the manger and players after matches, just exclusive interveiws, tickets to all of SPurs matches plus more. So if you want to become a member of OneHotspur just tells us and well add you. Remember your not joining the many Uniteds, Citys and Rovers your joining the only Hotspurs. Members: GK01 King-Osgood-NZ 360Fifa360 VillaTillIDie ElNino1310 Camo Robbie8912Play Ahmer50 Cahill4 Hales Aguero-on-top nzgangster Jezza789
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 Welcome to Sky Sports Statistics Room for the English Premier League. Here you will find League Table to who has seen Red most this Season. The Statistics room will be updated monthly!. = League Table = ============P===W===D===L===F===A===GD===PTS -------------------------------------------- Arsenal=====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Aston Villa=0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Blackburn===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Bolton======0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== -------------------------------------------- Chelsea=====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Everton=====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== -------------------------------------------- Fulham======0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Hull City===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Liverpool===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Man City====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Man Utd=====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== M'brough====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Newcastle===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Portsmouth==0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Stoke City==0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Sunderland==0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Tottenham===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== -------------------------------------------- West Brom===0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== West Ham====0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Wigan=======0===0===0===0===0===0===0====0== Top 5 Goalscores Top 5 Cleansheets Top 5 Yellow Cards Top 5 Red Cards
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Yeah I had the image but it didn't work, now fixed. Yeah I once had a Spurs thread but this is a co-op SPurs thread. Oh and the History is still under construction.
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There have been a lot of attempted co-op threads and all of them have failed even though the start has been amazing.
At the moment this doesn't look like it will last. Play arond with the font on the op, having the default font is a bit...plain. The honours are to crowded and they look scruffy. A bit of neatness and this thread could succeed. Just work at presentation and stuff like that.
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