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Player histories from Jim Duggan season ticket holder, White Hart Lane resident and supporter since the early 70's.        
                                     
10 Teddy Sheringham      
Forward Birthplace Highams Park, East London Age 37 02-Apr-66  
League FA Cup League Cup European TOTAL      
1992/1993 38   21 5   4 4   3       47   28      
1993/1994 17 2 13       2   2       19 2 15      
1994/1995 41 1 18 6   4 2   1       49 1 23      
1995/1996 38   16 6   5 3   3       47   24      
1996/1997 29   7       3   1       32   8 Height: 6ft 0in  
2001/2002 33 1 10 2   1 5 1 2       40 2 13 Weight: 12st 5lbs  
2002/2003 34 2 12 1     1   1       36 2 13 England 51 caps, 11 goals
Tottenham Career 230 6 97 20   14 20 1 13       270 7 124 Nickname:  LORD TED
Tottenham Debut Spurs Debut - 30th August 1992 - Ipswich Town (a) - Spurs drew 1-1
Re-Signed from Manchester United on a Bosman on 26th May 2001       GPGame 41.10% 44.77%
Originally Signed from Nottingham Forest on 28th August 1992 for £ 2,100,000
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(May 03) Approaching 37, Sheringham has not been the great player he has been for Spurs but 124 goals says it all and we wish him well on his way.
(Jan 03) Sheringham has struggled badly at times this season and as you would expect of someone playing every game with a 37th birthday around the corner. Its time for the carriage clock and thank you for the great service as we really don't want him around beyond his current contract
(End of season Report 01/02)  The younger half of our pensioner strikers. Like all returns, its was not as good as the first time - but in the first half of the season Sheringham showed some of his sublime skills and Spurs purred up the table and progressed in the League Cup. The problem was that when Ted lost his form, Spurs went with him.  Sheringham, with the aid of a couple of penalties was joint leading scorer in the League and it has to go down as a decent if not brilliant season but we cannot rely on a 36 year old next season as a starting striker.
(Mar 02) Been out of form for a while, and this had adversely affected the cohesion of the side. Would be great for him and Tottenham if he could get it back between now and the end of the season
(Feb 02) There at his best when it mattered against Chelsea & while his overall performance level over the past few weeks has been patchy (and his goals to chances ratio needs improving upon) it is so so so so good to have him back at Tottenham as our Captain
(Dec 01) Has had a bit of dip in form during November but has started December well with the winner against Bolton. Allied to his tremendous ability Sheringham is working very hard all over the pitch and leading the team very well by example and its great to have him back where he belongs at White Hart Lane.
(Oct 01) Pure class and a joy to watch - an early contender for player of the season
(Sept 01) Back to his very best - winning Evening Standard player of the month with his three goals (taking his Spurs tally to 101) and excellent overall contribution to the team. His link play is excellent and is making Anderton play his best football for Spurs for a while. Has been spotted at reserve matches along with Hoddle and Gorman, taking his captain's responsibilities very seriously (who knows, the man to replace Hoddle when the great man becomes director of football after establishing Spurs as the greatest team in the world over the next 10 seasons). Great to have him back.
(Aug 01) Looked classy on his return and a worthy captain.
(July 01 - Season 2001/02 Expectations) Despite being older than Ferdinand, Sheringham's main playing assets are his alert footballing brain, which matures, rather than diminishes with age. Ted's great strength is that he makes other players play well - Armstrong had his best season, Shearer who'd not scored for England for 2 years started scoring freely, and Ted even made the former Arsenal thief score a few during their non speaking time at Old Trafford. Lets hope that he can make Rebrov come of age in the Premiership. There is a case for thinking that they are too similar in style, but as good footballers they should work well together, as he should with old team mate Anderton and Poyet. One goal for the hundred!, lets hope its against Villa on day one
(May 26th 2001) As expected, Ted has rejoined Tottenham on a Bosman, exactly a week after he made his last appearance for Man U at the Lane (co-incidentally, where he also made his first appearance for Man U back in 1997). At 35, he may not appear to be the most inspired signing, but Ted is 100% quality and he will be a vital asset up front next season and should make things a lot easier for Rebrov and might even bring about an improvement in Anderton. He should be kept away from the ball on the rare occasions that we get a penalty though ;-).