Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, 1882-1952

Celebrates the first seven decades in the history of this remarkable club with over 200 images. Named after Harry Hotspur, one of the most romantic figures in history, Tottenham have always attracted the more style conscious supporters and are looked upon as being the most traditional football side in the country. Even in some of their poorer seasons they have always strived to play the game with the culture associated with the club. A Tottenham supporter is a follower of the true arts and graces of the game and this book celebrates the first seven decades in the history of this remarkable club with over 200 images. The selection includes action shots, programmes, cartoons, team groups and other items of significant memorabilia that evoke the rich football heritage of the famous North London outfit.
Special attention. is paid" to the great characters that have been associated with the club during this time, including Stanley Briggs from the early days, John Cameron and Vivian Woodward at the turn of the century, Tommy Clay, Jimmy Dimmock and Willie Evans, through to Ron Burgess and Alf Ramsey at the end of the period covered by the book. Essential reading for anyone with an interest in Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, this book gives an evocative glimpse into the history of one of the most glamorous clubs to play the beautiful game.