Talking Tottenham - the 10th Ad Break

See Spurs play in Europe and travel by steam launch.
Just one of the great offers in the latest Ad Break. This time around as the year closes we are having a wallow in nostalgia, there's three managers and a catch up with a current first teamer.

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We start however with Paul Gascoigne and we try and feature the Spurs shop regularly.

Below left - 1919 and use public transport be it the underground and tram or the direct motor bus.
Right - Former Tottenham star Jimmy Dimmock gives his views on the game so don't miss your Saturday Gazette.

Top - Peter Crouch working for T-Mobile in which he joins a team of 'cloggers.'

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You cant play to your best it your liver doesn't feel right.

That's what  Manager Peter McWilliam tells us from March 1939.'


Below left - If you lived in Chelmsford in 1920 there was the one place to buy your Hotspur boot. 'as officially supplied to Tottenham Hotspur F.C.'

Center - An admiral kit ad with the spurs lad center on pic.

Right - The Derby press ran this ad in 1923 for the local teams supporters traveling to Spurs for the Cup tie!
They would put us out in the 4th round tie with the only goal.

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One of the great ads even if Spurs are way down towards the bottom. Fancy a weekend or a whole seven days in Belgium there is so much to do. You can catch the Spurs play on only their second European tour. An 8-1 win covered in  'The Early Tours', so well worth the trip.

Harry Winks promoting 'Call of Duty.'

Below left - A night out in Manchester - these evenings at the theater were widely advertising in most cities and they included newsreel's here in April 1901 its the Spur's cup final game!

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Above right Terry Venables and another England manager Graham Taylor, here at a health farm and working for Sony TV.  Below Harry Redknapp in a visit Bournemouth campaign.

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