A new initiative has been launched by the Club to commemorate the contributions of every player to have ever represented us in a senior competitive fixture.
Launched today (Thursday 25 October), our Legacy Numbers initiative has seen every player in our history since our first recorded senior competitive game – an FA Cup tie with West Herts on 13 October, 1884 – assigned their own unique number, denoting their place in the history of Tottenham Hotspur.
Following extensive research from Club historians, 879 legacy numbers have now been assigned. Allocated to a player following their maiden appearance for the Club, numbers 1-11 were assigned alphabetically to the players who made up our first starting XI 139 years ago in that FA Cup tie with West Herts.
The latest legacy number, 879, belongs to Alejo Veliz, who became our latest debutant as he came off the bench to play his part in our dramatic late, late win over Liverpool at the end of September.
From our next Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Friday 27 October onwards, all current players will wear their unique legacy number on the back of their match shirts, just beneath the collar
During the research process, specific criteria was applied to ensure each player has been attributed the correct legacy number, which include:
- Players making their full debuts in the same game are listed alphabetically
- Players coming on as substitutes in the same game are listed in order of the minute in which they entered the pitch
- Players coming on as substitutes in the same minute are listed in order in which they entered the pitch
In addition, expunged matches have not counted towards the initiative. These include the three Division Two games in 1939/40, which were expunged when football was abandoned due to the outbreak of the Second World War. Also, matches against Brighton United and Cowes in 1899/00, which were expunged after both teams resigned from the Southern League before the end of the season have not been counted.
An original FA Cup tie against Vampires in 1895/96 – which had to be replayed as the pitch was marked incorrectly – however, does count for this list.
These are the Legacy Numbers
- Stanley Briggs
1894/95
1 Stanley Briggs
2 Archie Cubberley
3 James Eccles
4 Donald Goodall
5 Peter Hunter
6 Bill Julian
7 Jack Jull
8 Cuthbert Monk
9 Ernie Payne
10 Jack Shepherd
11 Jack Welham
12 Charlie Ambler
13 Ly Burrows
14 Alf Coleman
- William Hay
1895/96
15 Bob Clements
16 James Collins
17 Lewis McKenzie
18 M Owen
19 Harry Pryor
20 R Burne
21 C Cattell
22 T Williams
23 Willie Almond
24 J Gilmore
25 William Hay
26 Charlie Lanham
27 Jock Montgomery
- Harry Crump
1896/97
28 Harry Crump
29 John Devlin
30 Ralph McElhaney
31 Jimmy Milliken
32 Willie Newbigging
33 Billy Fleming
34 Robert Mair
35 Jimmy Allen
36 Alex Robertson
37 Frank Wilson
38 ‘Bunks’ Markham
39 Tom Hatfield
- John L Jones
1897/98
40 David Black
41 Joe Cullen
42 Tooty’ Davidson
43 Sandy Hall
44 John L Jones
45 Bill Joyce
46 Joe Knowles
47 Tom Meade
48 Bob Stormont
49 Bob Tannahill
50 Jimmy Hartley
51 John Madden
52 Ed Downie
- John Cameron
1898/99
53 Tom Bradshaw
54 Bob Cain
55 John Cameron
56 Harry Erentz
57 Kenny McKay
58 James McNaught
59 Tom Smith
60 Jimmy Melia
61 Wilfred Waller
62 Tom Atherton
63 Art Rule
64 Billy Leech
- Sandy Tait
1899/00
65 George Clawley
66 David Copeland
67 Jack Kirwan
68 Tom Pratt
69 Sandy Tait
70 Tom Morris
71 David Haddow
72 Ted Hughes
73 Leon Hyde
74 Joe Raby
- Sandy Brown
1900/01
75 Sandy Brown
76 Tom Pangbourne
77 Arthur Jones
78 Joe Moffatt
79 Bill Anson
80 Frank Berry
81 William Buckingham
82 John Burton
83 Vivian Woodward
84 W Fortnum
85 E Hudson
86 Walter Moles
87 Bob Stevens
88 Alf Hawley
- Fred Griffiths
1901/02
89 Patrick Gilhooley
90 John Barlow
91 Fred Griffiths
92 Alan Haig-Brown
93 Tom Fitchie
94 John Stephenson
- Bob Houston
1902/03
95 Bob Houston
96 John T Jones
97 Alf Warner
98 John Watson
99 Charles Brown
100 William Dryburgh
101 James Chalmers
102 Charlie Williams
103 George Fredericks
- Fred Mearns
1903/04
104 John Brearley
105 Joe Walton
106 John McConnachie
107 Ollie Burton
108 Fred Mearns
109 Percy Mapley
110 David Quinn
111 Arthur Turner
112 William Berry
113 Allan Leach-Lewis
114 Toby Milton
- Charlie O’Hagan
1904/05
115 Alex Glen
116 Harry Stansfield
117 Walter Bull
118 Bill McCurdy
119 Charlie O’Hagan
120 Jack Eggett
121 Willie Murray
122 Andrew Swann
123 John George
124 Herbert Chapman
125 James Freeborough
- Jabez Darnell
1905/06
126 Peter Kyle
127 Jabez Darnell
128 Chris Carrick
129 John Shackleton
130 Alf Whyman
131 George Leach
132 John Chaplin
133 George Page
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83. Vivian
Woodward
Vivian J Woodward was the epitome of everything that was good in football in the early years of the 20th century and one of the finest players of his generation. Scorer of our first ever league goal, he scored 29 goals in 23 matches for England and captained the Great Britain Olympic team to gold at both the 1908 and 1912 games.
- Danny Steel
1906/07
134 William Dow
135 Wally Eames
136 Charlie Hewitt
137 Fred McDiarmid
138 Bob Walker
139 George Badenoch
140 Billy Jones
141 Arthur Pickett
142 James Reid
143 Jack Whitbourne
144 Matt Reilly
145 Danny Steel
146 John Wilkinson
- Max Seeburg
1907/08
147 Arthur Dixon
148 Willie McNair
149 James Pass
150 Max Seeburg
151 Gordon Manning
152 James Gray
153 Bert Middlemiss
154 Albert Cousins
155 George Payne
156 Brewster
157 Ernie Coquet
158 Billy Minter
159 Charlie Woodruff
- Joe Brough
1908/09
160 Bob Hewitson
161 Doug MacFarlane
162 Bobby Steel
163 Tom Leslie
164 James Morton
165 Joe Brough
166 Fred Boreham
167 Fred Massey
168 Fred Wilkes
169 Jack Curtis
- Walter Tull
1909/10
170 Walter Tull
171 Archie Lyle
172 Frank Bentley
173 David Brown
174 Frank Drabble
175 Ivor Brown
176 William Harris
177 John ‘Tiny’ Joyce
178 Bert Elkin
179 Percy Humphreys
180 Alex Steel
181 Jimmy Kennedy
182 Tommy Lunn
183 Ernie Newman
184 Arthur Kerry
- Bob McTavish
1910/11
185 Ted Birnie
186 Albert Gosnell
187 Bob McTavish
188 Ed Bulling
189 Tom Collins
190 Charlie Rance
191 Ellis Crompton
192 John McTavish
193 Tom Forman
- Tom Mason
1911/12
194 Alex Young
195 Ed Lightfoot
196 Charlie Brittan
197 Fred Webster
198 Jimmy Elliott
199 Ernie Bowering
200 Tom Mason
201 Bert Bliss
202 Arthur Grimsdell
203 Walter Tattersall
- Jimmy Cantrell
1912/13
204 Chris Young
205 Gordon Jones
206 Findlay Weir
207 Jimmy Cantrell
208 Soloman Upton
209 John Tate
210 Fanny Walden
- Tommy Clay
1913/14
211 Jimmy Bauchop
212 Arthur King
213 John Fleming
214 Bill Cartwright
215 Sid Crowl
216 William Oliver
217 George Gemmell
218 Tommy Clay
219 Harry Sparrow
220 Jimmy Banks
221 George Bowler
- Harry Lowe
1914/15
222 Bill Jacques
223 John Pearson
224 John Eadon
225 Harry Lowe
- Jimmy Dimmock
1919/20
226 Jimmy Chipperfield
227 Alex Lindsay
228 Bert Smith
229 Hugh Lorimer
230 Charlie Wilson
231 Bert Goodman
232 Jimmy Dimmock
233 Jimmy Skinner
234 Bob Brown
235 Jimmy Archibald
236 Billy Sage
237 Jimmy Seed
238 Sid Castle
239 Charlie Walters
240 Bob MacDonald
- Alex Hunter
1920/21
241 Matt Forster
242 Alex Hunter
243 Andy Thompson
- Tich Handley
1921/22
244 Tich Handley
245 Herbert Blake
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170. Walter
Tull
The first black outfield player in the Football League, Walter Tull was a trailblazer in English football. Playing in our first-ever matches in the Football League, he later enlisted in the British Army as the Great War engulfed the continent. In the conflict, he became the first British-born black combat officer in the British Army, fought twice at the Somme, before he sadly lost his life in ‘no-man’s land’ on 25 March, 1918.
- Buchanan Sharp
1922/23
246 Sammy Brooks
247 Jimmy Ross
248 Buchanan Sharp
249 Fred Barnett
250 Geordie Maddison
251 Frank Hartley
- Frank Osborne
1923/24
252 Jack Elkes
253 Sid Whit
254 Cecil Poynton
255 Frank Osborne
256 Harry Hargreaves
- Bill Lane
1924/25
257 Fred Hinton
258 Bill Lane
259 Harry Skitt
- Jimmy Smith
1925/26
260 Bill Kaine
261 Jimmy Smith
262 John Britton
263 Bill Bann
264 Tommy Roe
- Taffy O’Callaghan
1926/27
265 John Blair
266 Taffy O’Callaghan
267 Arthur Sanders
268 Jock Richardson
268 Walter Bellamy
270 Joe Nicholls
- Jimmy Townley
1927/28
271 Albert Evans
272 Arthur Lowdell
273 Sid Helliwell
274 Jimmy Townley
275 Cyril Spiers
276 Jimmy Armstrong
277 Percy Austin
- Ted Harper
1928/29
278 Tom Roberts
279 Randolph Galloway
280 Joe Scott
281 Tommy Cable
282 Harry Wilding
283 Arthur Crompton
284 Jimmy Smy
285 John Knight
286 Edwin Herod
287 Ted Harper
- Tom Meads
1929/30
288 Billy Cook
289 Tom Meads
290 John Illingworth
291 Tom Evans
292 Willie Davies
293 Dick Rowley
294 Jack Reddish
- George Hunt
1930/31
295 Bert Hodgkinson
296 Bert Lyons
297 Alf Messer
298 George Hunt
299 Les Howe
300 Wally Alsford
301 Jimmy Smailes
- Arthur Rowe
1931/32
302 David Colquhoun
303 George Greenfield
304 John Moran
305 Jimmy Brain
306 Arthur Rowe
307 Allan Taylor
308 Willie Evans
309 Bill Felton
310 Harry Marshall
- Johnny Morrison
1932/33
311 Bill Whatley
312 David Levene
313 Willie Hall
314 Jimmy McCormick
315 Johnny Morrison
316 Joe Allen
- Alf Day
1933/34
317 Fred Channell
318 Len Bolan
319 Alan Hall
320 Alf Day
321 Foster Hedley
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306. Arthur Rowe
Tottenham born and bred, Arthur Rowe was Spurs through and through. Having progressed through our youth ranks to become a first team player, Arthur helped us return to England’s top flight in 1933. It was as our manager though where Rowe left his lasting legacy. Implementing his now famed ‘push and run’ tactic, he led us to the 1949/50 Second Division Championship in his first ever season before steering us to our first-ever top-flight title the very next season.
- Fred Sargent
1934/35
322 Edgar King
323 George Goldsmith
324 Fred Sargent
325 Charlie Jones
326 Doug Hunt
327 Almer Hall
328 James Fullwood
329 Archie Burgon
330 Ernie Phypers
331 Sam Bell
332 Andy Duncan
333 Percy Hooper
- Vic Buckingham
1935/36
334 Vic Buckingham
335 Bill Edrich
336 Ralph Ward
337 Frank Grice
338 Joe Meek
339 Albert Hall
- Stan Alexander
1936/37
340 Stan Alexander
341 John Hall
342 George Ludford
343 Jim Blyth
344 Les Miller
345 Jimmy Brown
346 Bert Ringrose
347 Albert Page
- Jack Gibbons
1937/38
348 Isaac Spelman
349 Jack Gibbons
350 Colin Lyman
351 Arthur Hitchins
352 George Jeffrey
- Bill Nicholson
1938/39
353 Bert Sproston
354 Bill Nicholson
355 Freddie Cox
356 Ron Burgess
357 Albert Tomkin
- Les Medley
1945/46
358 Ronnie Dix
359 Archie Hughes
360 Les Medley
361 Roy White
362 Arthur Willis
363 Bill Adams
- Eddie Baily
1946/47
364 Les Bennett
365 Ted Ditchburn
366 George Foreman
367 George Skinner
368 Les Stevens
369 Charlie Whitchurch
370 Charlie Rundle
371 Sid Tickridge
372 Johnny Woodward
373 Eddie Baily
374 Sonny Walters
375 Harry Gilberg
376 Leon Joseph
377 Cyril Trailor
378 Ernie Jones
- Johnny Jordan
1947/48
379 Jack Chisholm
380 Len Duquemin
381 Johnny Jordan
382 Charlie Withers
383 Ken Flint
- Harry Clarke
1948/49
384 Cyril Toulouse
385 Len Garwood
386 Harry Clarke
- Tony Marchi
1949/50
387 Alf Ramsey
388 Bobby Cook
389 Jimmy Scarth
390 Billy Rees
391 Tony Marchi
- Dennis Uphill
1950/51
392 Peter Murphy
393 Sid McClellan
394 Dennis Uphill
395 Colin Brittan
396 Alex Wright
- Ralph Wetton
1951/52
397 Brian Farley
398 Derek King
399 Tommy Harmer
400 Ralph Wetton
401 Harry Robshaw
402 George Robb
403 Chris Adams
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354. Bill Nicholson
To be forever known as ‘Mr Tottenham’, Bill Nicholson’s contribution to our Club will surely never be surpassed. Arriving in 1936 as a teenage member of the groundstaff, Bill later became a player and was part of Arthur Rowe’s historic 1950/51 First Division title winning side. In 1958, he became our manager and, over a period of ‘glory, glory’ years, he led us to eight major honours, including the 1960/61 Double.
- Mel Hopkins
1952/53
404 Les Dicker
405 Alan Grubb
406 Vic Groves
407 Mel Hopkins
408 Eddie Gibbins
409 Roy Hollis
410 Alfie Stokes
411 Johnny Brooks
412 Peter Baker
- Ron Reynolds
1953/54
413 George Hutchinson
414 Dave Dunmore
415 Ron Reynolds
416 Aled Owen
- Danny Blanchflower
1954/55
417 Dickie Dowsett
418 Alan Woods
419 Johnny Gavin
420 Danny Blanchflower
421 Terry Dyson
422 Ron Henry
- Bobby Smith
1955/56
423 Ernie Walley
424 Maurice Norman
425 Micky Dulin
426 Bobby Smith
427 John Ryden
- Terry Medwin
1956/57
428 Terry Medwin
429 Bob Wilkie
- Cliff Jones
1957/58
430 Jim Iley
431 Tommy Bing
432 Johnnie Hills
433 Jeff Ireland
434 Cliff Jones
435 Eddie Clayton
- Dave Mackay
1958/59
436 John Hollowbread
437 Fred Sharpe
438 Bill Dodge
439 Dave Mackay
- John White
1959/60
440 Bill Brown
441 John White
442 Len Worley
443 Les Allen
444 John Smith
- Frank Saul
1960/61
445 Frank Saul
446 Ken Barton
- Jimmy Greaves
1961/62
447 Jimmy Collins
448 Jimmy Greaves
- Ron Piper
1962/63
449 Ron Piper
- Phil Beal
1963/64
450 Phil Beal
451 Derek Possee
452 Laurie Brown
453 Alan Mullery
454 Jimmy Robertson
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420. Danny Blanchflower
Danny Blanchflower left an indelible mark on the Club in a trophy-laden decade in north London. One of the finest players to ever pull on our Lilywhite shirt, the Northern Irishman was the inspirational captain behind our iconic 1960/61 Double-winning side, while also leading us to another FA Cup in 1962 and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup the next season.
- Pat Jennings
1964/65
455 Pat Jennings
456 Cyril Knowles
457 Roy Low
458 Alan Gilzean
459 Keith Weller
- Neil Johnson
1965/66
460 Steve Pitt
461 Neil Johnson
462 John Collins
463 Roger Hoy
464 Joe Kinnear
465 Terry Venables
- Mike England
1966/67
466 Mike England
467 Roy Brown
468 Dennis Bond
- Martin Chivers
1967/68
469 Martin Chivers
470 Tony Want
- John Pratt
1968/69
471 Peter Collins
472 Jimmy Pearce
473 David Jenkins
474 Roger Morgan
475 Ray Evans
476 John Pratt
- Steve Perryman
1969/70
477 Steve Perryman
478 Roy Woolcott
479 Ken Hancock
480 Martin Peters
481 Terry Naylor
- Jimmy Neighbour
1970/71
482 Jimmy Neighbour
- Ralph Coates
1971/72
483 Ralph Coates
484 Graeme Souness
485 Phil Holder
486 Barry Daines
- Ray Clarke
1972/73
487 Matt Dillon
488 Ray Clarke
- Neil McNab
1973/74
489 Chris McGrath
490 Neil McNab
491 Terry Lee
492 Keith Osgood
- John Duncan
1974/75
493 Chris Jones
494 Alfie Conn
495 John Duncan
496 Don McAllister
- Glenn Hoddle
1975/76
497 Ian Smith
498 Glenn Hoddle
499 Willie Young
500 Steve Walford
501 Micky Stead
502 Martin Robinson
503 Noel Brotherston
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477. Steve Perryman
Our all-time record-appearance maker, Steve Perryman is one of the most decorated and respected players to ever wear the Lilywhite shirt. Playing an unmatched 854 games for us, ‘Stevie P’ captained us for 11 years and went on to win six major honours in north London.
- Peter Taylor
1976/77
504 Gerry Armstrong
505 Ian Moores
506 Peter Taylor
507 Andy Keeley
508 John Gorman
509 Jimmy Holmes
- Colin Lee
1977/78
510 Colin Lee
- Ossie Ardiles
1978/79
511 Ossie Ardiles
512 John Lacy
513 Ricky Villa
514 Mark Kendall
515 Milija Aleksic
516 Stuart Beavon
517 Tony Galvin
518 Paul Miller
519 Mark Falco
520 Gordon Smith
- Chris Hughton
1979/80
521 Terry Yorath
522 Chris Hughton
523 Peter Southey
524 Terry Gibson
525 Mike Hazard
- Garth Crooks
1980/81
526 Steve Archibald
527 Garth Crooks
528 Graham Roberts
529 Garry Brooke
530 Gary O’Reilly
531 Georgio Mazzon
- Ray Clemence
1981/82
532 Ray Clemence
533 Paul Price
534 Pat Corbett
535 Ally Dick
536 Ian Crook
537 Tony Parks
- Gary Mabbutt
1982/83
538 Gary Mabbutt
539 Simon Webster
540 Alan Brazil
- Danny Thomas
1983/84
541 Gary Stevens
542 Danny Thomas
543 Mark Bowen
544 Richard Cooke
545 Allan Cockram
546 Ian Culverhouse
547 Robert Brace
- Clive Allen
1984/85
548 Clive Allen
549 John Chiedozie
550 David Leworthy
- Chris Waddle
1985/86
551 Paul Allen
552 Chris Waddle
553 David Howells
- Vinny Samways
1986/87
554 Richard Gough
555 Mitchell Thomas
556 Shaun Close
557 Nico Claesen
558 John Polston
559 Steve Hodge
560 Neil Ruddock
561 Tim O’Shea
562 Vinny Samways
563 Phil Gray
564 John Moncur
565 Paul Moran
566 Mark Stimson
- Chris Fairclough
1987/88
567 Chris Fairclough
568 Johnny Metgod
569 Brian Statham
570 Terry Fenwick
571 Bobby Mimms
572 Paul Walsh
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538. Gary Mabbutt
Steadfast, commanding and one of our greatest servants, Gary Mabbutt was the model professional and captain in Lilywhite. Spending an incredible 16 years in N17 as a player, ‘Mabbsy’ was a UEFA Cup winner in 1984 before he captained us to our latest FA Cup triumph in 1991, while his 611 games for the Club is only second to that of Steve Perryman.
- Paul Gascoigne
1988/89
573 Paul Gascoigne
574 Paul Stewart
575 Guy Butters
576 Mark Robson
577 Gudni Bergsson
578 Erik Thorstvedt
579 Nayim
- Steve Sedgley
1989/90
580 Gary Lineker
581 Steve Sedgley
582 Pat van den Hauwe
583 Andy Polston
- Justin Edinburgh
1990/91
584 Justin Edinburgh
585 Kevin Dearden
586 David Tuttle
587 Ian Hendon
588 John Hendry
589 Ian Walker
590 Peter Garland
- Gordon Durie
1991/92
591 Gordon Durie
592 Scott Houghton
593 Andy Gray
594 Jason Cundy
595 Jeff Minton
- Teddy Sheringham
1992/93
596 Darren Anderton
597 Andy Turner
598 Dean Austin
599 Teddy Sheringham
600 Kevin Watson
601 Nick Barmby
602 Sol Campbell
603 Stuart Nethercott
604 Danny Hill
605 Lee Hodges
606 David McDonald
- Stephen Carr
1993/94
607 Colin Calderwood
608 Jason Dozzell
609 Darren Caskey
610 Stephen Carr
611 David Kerslake
612 Steve Robinson
613 Paul Mahorn
614 Ronny Rosenthal
615 Kevin Scott
- Jurgen Klinsmann
1994/95
616 Ilie Dumitrescu
617 Jurgen Klinsmann
618 Gica Popescu
619 Gerry McMahon
- Clive Wilson
1995/96
620 Chris Armstrong
621 Clive Wilson
622 Steve Slade
623 Ruel Fox
624 Andy Sinton
- Steffen Iversen
1996/97
625 Allan Nielsen
626 Rory Allen
627 Steffen Iversen
628 John Scales
629 Neale Fenn
630 Ramon Vega
631 Paul McVeigh
632 Espen Baardsen
633 Jamie Clapham
- Les Ferdinand
1997/98
634 Stephen Clemence
635 Les Ferdinand
636 David Ginola
637 Jose Dominguez
638 Garry Brady
639 Nicola Berti
640 Moussa Saib
- Ledley King
1998/99
641 Paolo Tramezzani
642 Mark Gower
643 Hans Segers
644 Luke Young
645 Steffen Freund
646 Mauricio Taricco
647 Tim Sherwood
648 Roger Nilsen
649 Ledley King
- Gary Doherty
1999/00
650 Chris Perry
651 Oyvind Leonhardsen
652 John Piercy
653 Willem Korsten
654 Simon Davies
655 Matthew Etherington
656 Dave McEwen
657 Gary Doherty
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649. Ledley King
Amodern-day legend, Ledley King is one of the greatest defenders to wear the Lilywhite shirt. A product of our youth system, ‘The King’ quickly progressed into our first team and went on to become captain. He led us to our latest major honour – the 2008 League Cup – and to Champions League qualification for the first time in 2010.
- Anthony Gardner
2000/01
658 Sergei Rebrov
659 Neil Sullivan
660 Ben Thatcher
661 Alton Thelwell
662 Andy Booth
663 Anthony Gardner
- Christian Ziege
2001/02
664 Goran Bunjevcevic
665 Gus Poyet
666 Christian Ziege
667 Kasey Keller
668 Dean Richards
- Robbie Keane
2002/03
669 Jamie Redknapp
670 Milenko Acimovic
671 Jonathan Blondel
672 Robbie Keane
673 Jamie Slabber
674 Kazuyuki Toda
- Jermain Defoe
2003/04
675 Helder Postiga
676 Rohan Ricketts
677 Bobby Zamora
678 Dean Marney
679 Frederic Kanoute
680 Stephan Dalmat
681 Paul Konchesky
682 Mbulelo Mabizela
683 Johnnie Jackson
684 Stephen Kelly
685 Michael Brown
686 Jermain Defoe
687 Mark Yeates
- Noureddine Naybet
2004/05
688 Sean Davis
689 Erik Edman
690 Phil Ifil
691 Pedro Mendes
692 Noureddine Naybet
693 Paul Robinson
694 Thimothee Atouba
695 Noe Pamarot
696 Reto Ziegler
697 Michael Carrick
698 Calum Davenport
699 Mido
700 Andy Reid
701 Michael Dawson
702 Radek Cerny
- Teemu Tainio
2005/06
703 Wayne Routledge
704 Paul Stalteri
705 Teemu Tainio
706 Edgar Davids
707 Aaron Lennon
708 Jermaine Jenas
709 Young-Pyo Lee
710 Gregorz Rasiak
711 Tom Huddlestone
712 Danny Murphy
713 Lee Barnard
- Dimitar Berbatov
2006/07
714 Benoit Assou-Ekotto
715 Dimitar Berbatov
716 Didier Zokora
717 Pascal Chimbonda
718 Hossam Ghaly
719 Andy Barcham
720 Dorian Dervite
721 Steed Malbranque
722 Ricardo Rocha
723 Adel Taarabt
- Gareth Bale
2007/08
724 Younes Kaboul
725 Darren Bent
726 Gareth Bale
727 Kevin Prince Boateng
728 Jamie O’Hara
729 Chris Gunter
730 Jonathan Woodgate
731 Alan Hutton
732 Gilberto
- Luka Modric
2008/09
733 David Bentley
734 Giovani Dos Santos
735 Heurelho Gomes
736 Luka Modric
737 Vedran Corluka
738 Roman Pavlyuchenko
739 Fraizer Campbell
740 John Bostock
741 Cesar Sanchez
742 Jon Obika
743 Ryan Mason
744 Ben Alnwick
745 Carlo Cudicini
746 Wilson Palacios
747 Dean Parrett
- Kyle Walker
2009/10
748 Sebastien Bassong
749 Peter Crouch
750 Kyle Naughton
751 Danny Rose
752 David Button
753 Niko Kranjcar
754 Eidur Gudjohnsen
755 Jake Livermore
756 Kyle Walker
- Sandro
2010/11
757 William Gallas
758 Rafael Van der Vaart
759 Steven Caulker
760 Stipe Pletikosa
761 Sandro
762 Andros Townsend
763 Steven Pienaar
- Harry Kane
2011/12
764 Brad Friedel
765 Tom Carroll
766 Ryan Fredericks
767 Harry Kane
768 Jake Nicholson
769 Emmanuel Adebayor
770 Scott Parker
771 Yago Falque
772 Massimo Luongo
773 Cameron Lancaster
774 Louis Saha
775 Ryan Nelsen
776 Adam Smith
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767. Harry Kane
Our greatest-ever goalscorer, Harry Kane became one of the world’s best players in his time in north London. An Academy graduate, Harry enjoyed quite the journey with us and went on to take Jimmy Greaves’ all-time goalscoring record (266) for the Club in his final season in N17, scoring a staggering 280 goals in Lilywhite.
- Mousa Dembele
2012/13
777 Gylfi Sigurdsson
778 Jan Vertonghen
779 Mousa Dembele
780 Clint Dempsey
781 Hugo Lloris
782 Lewis Holtby
- Christian Eriksen
2013/14
783 Nacer Chadli
784 Paulinho
785 Roberto Soldado
786 Etienne Capoue
787 Zeki Fryers
788 Erik Lamela
789 Christian Eriksen
790 Vlad Chiriches
791 Shaq Coulthirst
792 Nabil Bentaleb
793 Milos Veljkovic
794 Alex Pritchard
- Eric Dier
2014/15
795 Eric Dier
796 Ben Davies
797 Benjamin Stambouli
798 Federico Fazio
799 Michel Vorm
800 Harry Winks
801 Josh Onomah
802 Deandre Yedlin
- Heung-Min Son
2015/16
803 Toby Alderweireld
804 Dele Alli
805 Heung-Min Son
806 Kieran Trippier
807 Kevin Wimmer
808 Clinton N’jie
- Victor Wanyama
2016/17
809 Victor Wanyama
810 Vincent Janssen
811 Moussa Sissoko
812 Cameron Carter-Vickers
813 Georges-Kevin Nkoudou
814 Marcus Edwards
815 Anton Walkes
816 Shayon Harrison
817 Filip Lesniak
- Lucas Moura
2017/18
818 Kyle Walker-Peters
819 Davinson Sanchez
820 Serge Aurier
821 Fernando Llorente
822 Juan Foyth
823 Tashan Oakley-Boothe
824 Anthony Georgiou
825 Paulo Gazzaniga
826 Kazaiah Sterling
827 Lucas Moura
- Oliver Skipp
2018/19
828 Luke Amos
829 Oliver Skipp
830 George Marsh
831 Timothy Eyoma
- Giovani Lo Celso
2019/20
832 Tanguy Ndombele
833 Giovani Lo Celso
834 Troy Parrott
835 Japhet Tanganga
836 Ryan Sessegnon
837 Gedson Fernandes
838 Steven Bergwijn
839 Malachi Fagan-Walcott
- Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
2020/21
840 Matt Doherty
841 Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
842 Joe Hart
843 Sergio Reguilon
844 Carlos Vinicius
845 Jack Clarke
846 Joe Rodon
847 Alfie Whiteman
848 Harvey White
849 Dane Scarlett
850 Alfie Devine
851 Marcel Lavinier
852 Nile John
- Cristian Romero
2021/22
853 Cristian Romero
854 Bryan Gil
855 Pierluigi Gollini
856 J’Neil Bennett
857 Maksim Paskotsi
858 Emerson Royal
859 Dilan Markanday
860 Dejan Kulusevski
861 Rodrigo Bentancur
- Yves Bissouma
2022/23
862 Ivan Perisic
863 Clement Lenglet
864 Yves Bissouma
865 Richarlison
866 Djed Spence
867 Fraser Forster
868 Pape Matar Sarr
869 Arnaut Danjuma
870 Pedro Porro
871 Matthew Craig
872 George Abbott
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873 James Maddison
874 Destiny Udogie
875 Micky van de Ven
876 Guglielmo Vicario
877 Manor Solomon
878 Brennan Johnson
879 Alejo Veliz
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805. Heung-Min Son
Astar of the world’s game whose standing only continues to rise, Heung-Min Son has become a Spurs legend. Asia’s greatest ever footballing export, Sonny has won the hearts of the footballing world during his time in north London so far and, now our captain, continues to do so with more chapters of his Spurs story still to be written.
