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The club's new laundry, costing £5,500, was open in September 1970.

 

New ball court planned for Paxton Road at £70,000.

 

Improvements to be made to the catering at the ground with a new modern bar at rear of East Stand, costing about £6,000.

 

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In the programme for the visit of Manchester United to White Hart Lane on 5th December 1970, the club ran a piece as follows -
"The report by the News of the World following our defeat by Newcastle attributed a comment to our captain that Spurs' chances of the championship had, in consequence, been written off.

This impression was entirely false, and we can assure every supporter who happened to see that newspaper report that every member of the team, and the Club as a whole, regard the destination of the championship as far from settled at this relatively early stage of the season."

 

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Jimmy Neighbour has an odd souvenir of his first start for Spurs in this match.  During the match, Jimmy took a corner at the Paxton Road End and kicked the corner flag, breaking it.  He was given the broken flag post and put it in the garden of his Chingford house when the ground had softened.

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Alan Mullery captained England for the first time last week and also received the Evening Standard award for “Footballer of the Month” for January 1971.
 

The Spurs captain also attended the Anglo-American Sporting Club's function for the London Federation of Boy's Clubs boxing Championships at the Hilton Hotel.
 

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Graeme Souness entered hospital on Friday 2nd April 1971 for a sinus operation.

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Spurs Youth left on May 19th to play in the Feyenoord tournament in Rotterdam between 21st and 23rd May. The party spent a few days in Scheveningen before coming home.

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It was announced that reserved seating for season 1971-72 would rise 5p to £0.80.

 

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Went to Japan on a three match tour May/June 1971

Spurs flew to Japan via Moscow, leaving on 25th May.
 

First game v Japanese Select XI at Kobe Central Stadium.
 

Second game v Japanese Select XI at Tokyo National Stadium
 

Third game v Borussia Monchengladbach at Tokyo National Stadium
 

Games 2 & 3 part of a triangular tournament for the 50th anniversary of the Japanese Football Association.
 

Return via Moscow on 11th June.

 

MANAGER : -   BILL NICHOLSON

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TEAM PHOTO

 

LEAGUE CUP WINNING TEAM PHOTO

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Premier Reserve South League
Football Combination
Finished : -th

 

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LEAGUE

 

 

FA CUP

 

 

 

 

LEAGUE CUP