adam smith - fact file

Born on 29th April 1991 in Leytonstone, East London, England.

Height : - 1.78m (5' 8")

Weight : - - kgs (st lbs)

A bright young prospect who has featured for the England youth set-up and is impressing at Spurs in the Academy.

London born Adam went to Leventhorpe School and was an accomplished long-distance runner, being District and County champion at 1,500m.

Playing at right back, Smith likes to get forward to support the attack and was selected for the England Under-16 side to play in the 2006-07 Victory Shield competition. His impact in the Under-16s and Under-18s earned him a call to the Reserves in 2006-07 and he played his first game against Charlton Athletic reserves in March 2007.

Stepped up to play some pre-season games for the first team and also went to Nijmegen as part of the match day squad for the UEFA Cup group game in Holland. Has been a regular member of pre-season matches with the first team since, but has been gaining experience in the first team f clubs lower down the leagues.

Spent time on loan at Wycombe Wanderers and Torquay United, with the whole of the 2010-11 season being spent loaned out to Bournemouth and helped them reach the promotion play-offs, playing 42 games in the season for the Cherries in the process of them reaching the semi-final.

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Career Record

Club Signed Fee Debut Apps Goals

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR ?? ?? ?? ?? ??

Wycombe Wanderers July 2009 Loan 8th August 2009 v Charlton Athletic (League One) (away) lost 2-3 3 ??

Torquay United 20th November 2009 Loan ?? 16 ??

Bournemouth 23rd September 2010 Loan ?? 42 ??

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Honours
England international
0 full caps; 0 goals
1 Under-20 caps; 0 goals
1 Under-19 caps; 0 goals
3 Under-17 caps; 0 goals
3 Under-16 caps; 0 goals
- Cup winners medal 19---

Milestones
- appearance

What Adam Smith said about ...

his debut against Borussia Dortmund in the Feyenoord Jubileum tournament ... 10.08.2009 (THFC programme)

"Coming on and setting up a goal, I was absolutely buzzing. At first I was going to shoot, but then I saw Jamie O'Hara screaming and thought I'd just slide it in and luckily he scored. It's such a buzz to get a reception like that off the fans. I've been at the club for 10 years now and to be finally involved with the first team is unbelievable. I'm still in a little bit of shock, that I was out with the first team, training with these quality players. It's great for me."

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