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| Ijah Anderson |
Signed pro terms with Tottenham in 1993 after progressing through the youth ranks, but was released in 1994 without making the first team. Signed by Brentford in 1995 after a year without a game at Southend United, the left sided midfielder became a regular in the team, going on to make over 200 appearances. Left Griffin Park in 2003 to join Bristol Rovers. |
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| J’Neil Bennett |
Scorer of the first goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in an Under-18 match, J’Neil Bennett could not find a route through to the First team after developing through the Spurs Academy system and in 2022 left to sign for Brentford B. Was at the GTech for a season but was not offered another contract in the summer of 2023. |
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| Jimmy Brown |
US international who played in the 1930 Uruguay World Cup. Born in Scotland but went to the US to search for his estranged father at 19. Returned to the UK and he played for Manchester United, appeared once for Brentford and four times for Spurs before winning the Southern League with Guildford City. Returned to Brentford, for whom he guested during the war. |
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| Allan Cockram |
An England Youth international, Allan appeared twice towards the end of the 1983-84 season, when Spurs had a fixture pile-up ahead of the UEFA Cup Final, but was released to join the Bees in 1988. A stylish midfielder, Cockram played over 100 times before he was let go in 1990, going on to play for and manage teams in non-league. |
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| Les Ferdinand |
Plucked from non-League Hayes, Les Ferdinand carved a fine career in the game. His time a Griffin Park came when he spent a loan spell there early in his QPR days, playing three times in 1988. Moved from QPR to Newcastle United and then on to Spurs in 1997, scoring 39 goals in 149 games ahead of a 2003 departure to West Ham United. |
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| Bobby Flavell |
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| Phil Holder |
Having signed as an apprentice at Spurs, Phil Holder only made 14 appearances in five years, scoring twice, moving on to Crystal Palace, the USA and Bournemouth. Started coaching and was appointed as assistant manager to Steve Perryman at Brentford in the last 1980s. Took over when Perryman left to manage Watford in 1990, winning the Third Division title in 1991-92, but following relegation the next season, he was sacked. |
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| Jimmy Holmes |
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| Paris Maghoma |
Spurs youngster, who was released in 2020, with Brentford snapping up the defender for an undisclosed fee. |
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| Paul Mahorn |
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| John Moncur |
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| Tim O’Shea |
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| Tony Parks |
Played 49 times for Spurs, including the UEFA Cup final of 1984, before moving on to Griffin Park in August 1988. |
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| Steve Perryman |
Spurs legend, Stevie P holds the record number of appearance for the club and captained the team to FA Cup success twice in a long first team career from 1969 to 1986. Made his first step into management at Brentford, when he twinned it with playing for The Bees in 1987. Was in charge at Griffin Park for three years before leaving to take over at Watford. |
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| Charlie Williams |
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| Vic Woodley |
Goalkeeper more closely associated with Chelsea, but who guested for both Brentford and Tottenham during World War II. |
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