Tottenham Hotspur F.C. (15732 bytes)
1: {{Football club infobox |
2: clubname = Tottenham Hotspur |
3: fullname = Tottenham Hotspur<br />Football Club |
4: nickname = Spurs |
5: founded = [[1882]] |

HMS Hotspur (849 bytes)
1: ...Hotspur''''' after the nickname of Sir [[Henry Percy]]:
3: ...otspur'']] was a 36-gun [[fifth-rate]] in service from [[1810]] to [[1821]].
4: ...h-rate]] launched in [[1828]], a [[chapel hulk]] after [[1859]], renamed ''Monmouth'' in [[1868]], an...
5: ... (1870)|''Hotspur'']] was an [[armoured ram]] launched in [[1870]] and sold in [[1904]].
6: ...[1936]] and transferred to the [[Dominican Republic]] in [[1948]].

HMS Hotspur (H01) (952 bytes)
1: ...[G and H class destroyer|H-class]] [[destroyer]] of the [[Royal Navy]].
3: ...destroyer [[HMS Hasty (H24)|''Hasty'']] on [[23 December]] [[1941]].
5: ...tspur'' was transferred to the [[Dominican Republic]] on [[23 November]] [[1948]] and renamed ''Truji...
7: ... [[HMS Hotspur|HMS ''Hotspur'']] for other ships of this name.
8: [[Category:G and H class destroyers|Hotspur]]

Tottenham (6974 bytes)
1: ...pacing="0" align="right" width=300 style=margin-left:10px
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Tottenham
5: ...ish national grid reference system|OS Grid Reference]]:||{{gbmappingsmall|TQ335905}}
7: !colspan=2 bgcolor="#ff9999"|Administration
9: |width="50%"|[[Borough]]:||[[London Borough of Haringey|Haringey]]

Tottenham Hale (1095 bytes)
1: {| border=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width=300
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Tottenham Hale
5: !colspan=2 bgcolor="#ff9999"|Administration
7: |width="50%"|[[Borough]]:||[[London Borough of Haringey|Haringey]]
9: |width="50%"|[[Administrative counties of England|County]]:||[[Greater London]]

Tottenham Green (1641 bytes)
1: ...ham Green''' is an urban ward within the Borough of [[Haringey]], [[London]], [[England]].
3: ...nd 50 percent of ethnic origin. Just under 2,000 of the population are [[Muslims]].
5: ...e 2004 Crime & Drugs Audit Report'', Haringey Council).
7: ...ransport connections. A notable building is Bruce Castle.
9: [[Council Tax]] is said to be among the highest in the [[...

Tottenham High Cross (1611 bytes)
1: ...ss]]. Often mistakenly thought to be an [[Eleanor cross]].
3: ...right from London, is to be seen the following inscription over eight alms-houses:—
13: ...poore men and women of the Town of Tattenham High Crasse."
15: ...England, in a garter, supported by a lion and griffin, and with the initials E.R.: over another door,...
17: ...l, of which the common people report many strange cures.

Tottenham Hale station (894 bytes)
1: ...e [[Northern & Eastern Railway]] line from [[Stratford]] to [[Broxbourne]].
3: ...f the first stage of [[London Underground]]'s [[Victoria Line]].
7: ...M Live depature times] for Tottenham Hale station from [[National Rail]]
8: ...ap] showing Tottenham Hale station, from Multimap.com
11: ...[Blackhorse Road station|Blackhorse Road]]|line=Victoria Line|previous=[[Seven Sisters station|Seven ...

Tottenham Court Road (1478 bytes)
1: ...City of Westminster]] and the [[London Borough of Camden]]. The road is one-way; all three lanes are ...
3: ...oad is very close to the [[British Museum]] and [[Centre Point]], the West End's tallest building. Th...
4: [[Tottenham Court Road tube station|Tottenham Court Road]], [[Goodge Street tube station|Goodge S...
6: ... the [[Spearmint Rhino]] chain of [[lap-dancing]] clubs opened.
8: ... - all the others are ''streets'', ''squares'', etc.

Tottenham by-election, 2000 (2524 bytes)
1: ...00]], creating a [[by-election]] in his constituency.
3: ...ant made a public show of supporting his election campaign in order not to allow disunity in the Labo...
5: ... Labour was so strongly ahead, and David Lammy comfortably retained the seat on a low turnout.
11: ...ate'''||'''Party'''||'''Votes'''||'''Share'''||'''Change'''
15: ...uncan Hames||[[Liberal Democrats (UK)|Liberal Democrat]]||align=right|3,139||align=right|19.1%||align...

South Tottenham railway station (1222 bytes)
1: ...ay Green Lanes]] and [[Blackhorse Road station|Blackhorse Road]]. It is in Zone 3.
3: ...ll on [[1 May]] [[1871]], it was renamed to South Tottenham on [[1 July]] [[1903]].
6: ...ary.aspx?T=STO South Tottenham station timetable] from [[National Rail]]'s Live Departure Boards
7: ...et map] of South Tottenham station, from multimap.com
9: ...ak to prevent the London Stations infobox from touching the line above -->

Tottenham railway station, Melbourne (638 bytes)
1: {| cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 align=center id=toc
2: !colspan=5 align=center bgcolor=#efefef|[[Sydenham railway line, Melbourne|Sydenham]] lin...
4: ...st Footscray railway station, Melbourne|West Footscray]]
5: |align=center|&#8594;
6: !align=center|Tottenham

Tottenham & Hampstead Junction Railway (386 bytes)
1: ...21 July]] [[1868]] between [[Tottenham]] North Junction (GER) and [[Highgate Road]]. Extension To Gos...
14: [[Category:London's railways]]

Tottenham Court Road tube station (5850 bytes)
1: ...bnail|200px|One of several entrances to Tottenham Court Road tube station]]
3: ...[Central Line]] and the [[Charing Cross]] branch of the [[Northern Line]].
5: ... it is between [[Leicester Square tube station|Leicester Square]] and [[Goodge Street tube station|Go...
9: === Central London Railway ===
11: ...o the ticket hall via lifts at the end of the platforms.

Fulham Academy (458 bytes)
1: ...al governing body, the [[The Football Association|FA]].
3: ...avis]], now at [[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|Tottenham Hotspur]].
5: [[Category:English_football]]

Hélder Postiga (408 bytes)
1: ...iership]] club [[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|Tottenham Hotspur]].
3: {{footy-stub}}
4: [[Category:1982 births]]
5: [[Category:Portuguese footballers]]

Nayim (463 bytes)
1: ...al]] goalkeeper [[David Seaman]] from near the half way line.

London XI (2357 bytes)
1: ...ties Fairs Cup]], the precursor of today's [[UEFA Cup]].
3: ...ership of the team varied considerably between matches.
5: ...e over two legs to [[Spain|Spanish]] club [[FC Barcelona]].
7: The teams for the final were:
9: ===First Leg===

Frank Arnesen (638 bytes)
1: ...tional]] took over at Spurs in May [[2004]], replacing [[David Pleat]].
3: ...s credited with discovering some major talents, such as [[Ronaldo]], [[Ruud van Nistelrooy]] and [[Ar...
7: ...co.uk/article.asp?hlid=203959 Official profile on Tottenham website]

Coronation Cup (football) (730 bytes)
4: ...[England|English]] and four [[Scotland|Scottish]] clubs held in [[Glasgow]].
6: ...ltic coming out the winners 2-0 before 117,060 spectators.
8: ==Participants==
10: [[Rangers F.C.|Rangers]]
12: [[Celtic F.C.|Celtic]]

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