Spurs Diary - November
Looking ahead and back on events on the same day in years gone by.
1Â Â Â TUESDAY
1947Â Â Â A Len Duquemin hat-trick helps us to a 4-0 home win over Brentford in the Second Division. Eddie Baily completes the scoring with his first goal for the club.
2008Â Â Â A last minute Roman Pavlyuchenko (pictured, above) goal sees us beat Liverpool 2-1 at White Hart Lane.
2Â Â Â WEDNESDAY
SPURS v BAYER LEVERKUSEN, UEFA Champions League, matchday four, at Wembley Stadium, 7.45pm UK time
1974Â Â Â John Duncan scores his first Spurs goals in a 2-2 draw at Stoke City.
2010Â Â Â We beat Inter Milan 3-1 in the Champions League at White Hart Lane. Rafael van der Vaart, Peter Crouch and Pav score our goals.
3Â Â Â THURSDAY
1894Â Â Â Lycurgus Burrows and Charlie Ambler make their Spurs debuts in a 5-3 FA Cup home win over Wolverton.
1970Â Â Â We lose 3-1 at Motherwell and so exit the Texaco Cup.
4Â Â Â FRIDAY
1899Â Â Â We hammer Thames Ironworks 7-0 in the Southern League. Tom Pratt nets three.
1950Â Â Â Eddie Baily scores a hat-trick as we demolish Portsmouth 5-1 in the First Division at the Lane.
5Â Â Â SATURDAY
1955Â Â Â Maurice Norman makes his Spurs debut as we draw 1-1 with Cardiff City in the First Division at White Hart Lane.
1966   Nayim born in Ceuta, Morocco. He would join us, initially on loan, in November, 1988.
6Â Â Â SUNDAY
ARSENAL v SPURS, Premier League, at the Emirates, 12pm
1899Â Â Â Goalkeeper Charlie Ambler makes his last appearance for us but has little to do as we demolish Chatham 8-0.
2011Â Â Â An own goal at either end contributes to our 3-1 win at Fulham. Aaron Lennon (pictured, below) and Jermain Defoe also score.
7Â Â Â MONDAY
1931Â Â Â Winger Willie Evans makes his Spurs debut and scores twice as we beat Swansea Town 6-2 in the Second Division at the Lane.
8Â Â Â TUESDAY
1916Â Â Â Full-back Bert Ringrose born in Tottenham. He first joins us as an amateur in 1934.
2004Â Â Â Martin Jol is appointed as our new Head Coach.
9Â Â Â WEDNESDAY
1963Â Â Â Danny Blanchflower plays his last game for us. We lose 4-1 at Manchester United.
1988Â Â Â Centre-half Guy Butters makes his Spurs debut at Blackburn Rovers in the League Cup where we win 2-1 after extra time.
10Â Â Â THURSDAY
1979Â Â Â Welsh international Terry Yorath (pictured, below) scores his only Spurs goal in a 2-0 home win over Bolton Wanderers.
1998Â Â Â We return from Liverpool with a 3-1 League Cup fourth round win.
11Â Â Â FRIDAY
1964   A star-studded occasion as we play a Scotland XI in John White’s memorial match at the Lane.
2007Â Â Â A brace from Jermaine Jenas as we beat Wigan 4-0 at the Lane.
12Â Â Â SATURDAY
1920   Winger Ernie ‘Alphabet’ Jones born in Cwmbwrla, near Swansea.
1980Â Â Â Garth Crooks scores a hat-trick in our 4-2 home win over Crystal Palace.
13Â Â Â SUNDAY
1934Â Â Â Scottish international and Spurs Double legend Dave Mackay born in Musselburgh.
1976Â Â Â Full-back John Gorman makes his Spurs debut in a 1-0 home defeat to Bristol City.
14Â Â Â MONDAY
1946Â Â Â Winger Roger Morgan born in Walthamstow and would join us in February, 1969.
1962Â Â Â We beat Zamalek Sporting Club 7-3 in a friendly in Cairo.
15Â Â Â TUESDAY
1967Â Â Â Gustavo Poyet (pictured, below) born in Montevideo. He was a Spur from July, 2001.
1994Â Â Â Gerry Francis announced as our new manager.
16Â Â Â WEDNESDAY
1895   Cuthbert Monk plays his last game for the club – at home to Vampires in the FA Cup. Spurs win 2-1.
1938Â Â Â Willie Hall scores five goals for England in a 7-0 win over Ireland.
17Â Â Â THURSDAY
1900Â Â Â We beat Portsmouth 8-1 in the Western League.
2001Â Â Â Gus Poyet nabs an injury time goal to give us a 1-1 draw at home to Arsenal.
18Â Â Â FRIDAY
1950Â Â Â A hat-trick from Les Medley as we beat Newcastle 7-0 at the Lane.
1983Â Â Â Michael Dawson born in Northallerton and would join us from Nottingham Forest in January, 2005. Happy birthday, Daws!
19Â Â Â SATURDAY
SPURS v WEST HAM UNITED, Premier League, at White Hart Lane, 5.30pm
1938Â Â Â Winger Freddie Cox makes a goalscoring Spurs debut in a 1-1 draw at Swansea.
1997Â Â Â Christian Gross takes over as Tottenham manager.
20Â Â Â SUNDAY
1929Â Â Â Billy Minter resigns as manager but remains at the club as assistant secretary.
1971Â Â Â Goalkeeper Barry Daines (pictured, below) makes his debut as we beat West Brom 3-2 at home. Alan Gilzean scores twice.
21Â Â Â MONDAY
1908Â Â Â We win 2-0 at Gainsborough Trinity in the Second Division. Bobby Steel and Bert Middlemiss score.
1931   It’s close in the Second Division at home to Port Vale. We nick a 9-3 win!
22Â Â Â TUESDAY
MONACO v SPURS, UEFA Champions League, matchday five, at Stade Louis II, 7.45pm UK time
1884   St Peter’s 2nd XI defeated 3-2 in a home friendly.
2003Â Â Â Rohan Ricketts on target at home to Aston Villa as we win 2-1.
23Â Â Â WEDNESDAY
1941Â Â Â England midfielder Alan Mullery born in Notting Hill and would join us from Fulham in March, 1964. Happy birthday, Mullers!
24Â Â Â THURSDAY
1997Â Â Â Chris Hughton is caretaker boss but we lose by the only goal to Crystal Palace in the Premier League.
2010Â Â Â We beat Werder Bremen 3-0 to progress to the last 16 of the Champions League.
25Â Â Â FRIDAY
1937Â Â Â Goalkeeper Ken Hancock born in Stoke. He would join us in March, 1969.
2000Â Â Â Les Ferdinand (pictured, below) scores all three in our 3-0 home win over Leicester City.
26Â Â Â SATURDAY
CHELSEA v SPURS, Premier League, at Stamford Bridge, 5.30pm
1986Â Â Â We come away from Cambridge United with a 3-1 League Cup fourth round triumph.
2005Â Â Â Edgar Davids scores his only Spurs goal as we win 2-1 at Wigan.
27Â Â Â SUNDAY
1947Â Â Â Winger Jimmy Pearce born in Tottenham, starting with us as an amateur in May, 1963. Happy birthday!
1948Â Â Â Our Second Division home match with Nottingham Forest is abandoned due to fog after 17 minutes with the score 0-0.
28Â Â Â MONDAY
1962Â Â Â Danny Blanchflower wins the last of his 56 caps for Northern Ireland against Poland.
2013Â Â Â We win 2-0 in Tromso in the Europa League.
29Â Â Â TUESDAY
1934Â Â Â Winger Terry Dyson born in Malton, joining us originally as an amateur, 20 years later. Happy birthday, Terry!
1969Â Â Â Our home match with Everton is postponed just hours before the game due to snow.
30Â Â Â WEDNESDAY
1949Â Â Â England beat Italy 2-0 at White Hart Lane in a friendly.
1960Â Â Â Gary Lineker born in Leicester. He would move to Spurs in January, 1989. Happy birthday, Lynx!