spurs v blackpool match reports

31.10.2007	League Cup Fourth Round. For a match report, click here.
05.01.1991	FA Cup Third Round. Teams : Spurs - Blackpool Crowd : - 9,563
11.02.1978	- Teams : Spurs - Blackpool Crowd : - 28,707
17.09.1977	A Second Division meeting saw Spurs open the scoring in the 23rd minute when Terry Naylor's cross picked out the head of John Duncan and his flicked header found Glenn Hoddle to net the first goal. In the 65th minute, Naylor put a free-kick onto Duncan's head again, but this time the Scot headed past Bob Ward in the Blackpool goal. Blackpool hit back as they tried to come back into the game, but Barry Daines kept out a Mickey Walsh effort and the defence stood firm to take both points from this visit to Lancashire. Teams : Blackpool - Ward, Suddaby, Walsh Spurs - Daines, Naylor, Holmes, Osgood, Perryman, Hoddle, Pratt, McNab, Taylor, Chris Jones, J. Duncan Unused sub. : - Coates Crowd : - 16,910
17.11.1971	League Cup Fifth Round Teams : Spurs - Blackpool Crowd : - 30,009
12.04.1971	- Teams : Blackpool - Kemp, Craven Spurs - Jennings; Evans, Peter Collins, Beal, Knowles; Mullery, Perryman, Peters, Pearce; Gilzean (Pratt), Chivers Crowd : - 16,541
17.09.1970	- Teams : Spurs - Blackpool Crowd : - 19,894
15.10.1966	Table toppers Spurs hosted Blackpool who were bottom in a match that turned the table upside down. Seasiders keeper Tony Waiters was the busier of the two goalies in the opening stages, but in the 23rd minute, a good move saw Ray Charnley open the scoring. However, two minutes later Knowles hit a powerful equaliser, but this only lasted until just before half-time, when Alan Skirton headed the visitors into the lead again. Some desperate defending by Blackpool provided the basis to spring forward at the very end of the match to extend their lead with Charnley's second of the game. Teams : Spurs - Roy Brown, Clayton, Knowles, Mullery, England, Mackay, Robertson, Greaves, Saul, Venables, Cliff Jones Blackpool - Waiters, Thompson, Hughes, Fisher, McPhee, Armfield, Skirton, Robson, Charnley, Moir, Lea Crowd : - 36,459
18.01.1964	Top of the table Spurs took the points in this First Division visit to Bloomfield Road. Terry Dyson headed home Jimmy Greaves' in-swinging corner to give Tottenham a 35th minute lead, but the final touch was off Blackpool defender Barry Martin's legs. The win was wrapped up in the second half, when Greaves went on a slaloming run past Jimmy Armfield and rounded Tony Waiters to slot home the second goal with a quarter of the game left. Teams : Blackpool - Waiters, Armfield, Martin, McPhee, Gratrix, Cranston, Hill, Ball, Charnley, Parry, Howe Spurs - Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, Beal, Norman, Marchi, Cliff Jones, White, Les Allen, Greaves, Dyson Crowd : - 13,955
31.08.1960	A Bobby Smith hat-trick saw Spurs through to a 3-1 win over Blackpool in this Wednesday evening match at the Lane. Teams : Spurs - Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (c), Norman, Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Les Allen, Dyson Blackpool - Waiters, Armfield, Martin, J. Kelly (c), Gratrix, Durie, Matthews, Lea, Charnley, Mudie, Kaye Crowd : - 45,684 Ref. : - R. H. Mann (Worcestershire)
03.04.1954	Spurs had the better of the first half, but with both defences holding firm, there was no score until the 40th minute, when a close range effort from Eddie Baily gave Tottenham a half-time lead. It was just after the break that the lead was doubled. Dunmore put in a good ball from a wide position and Baily met it well, but was denied by the keeper's save. However, George Robb was on hand to knock in the rebound. Further into the second half, Stanley Matthews got into the game with a ball that set up Bill Perry for a goal in the 65th minute. Then three minutes from time, a Perry cross was headed past Reynolds by Stan Mortensen for an equaliser leaving Spurs with only a point for all their good play. Teams : Spurs - Reynolds, Ramsey, Withers, Nicholson, King, Wetton, Walters, Brooks, Dunmore, Robb, Baily Blackpool - Matthews, Perry, Mortensen Crowd : - 43,870
16.12.1950	Having been subject to arctic conditions, it was doubtful if this match would go ahead, but the 22,203 brave souls who turned out to watch saw a Les Duquemin header covert a right wing cross from Las Medley to win the First Division match for Tottenham. Teams : Spurs - Duquemin, Medley Blackpool Crowd : - 22,203
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