Tottenham Hotspur Football Calendar

Each month of the calendar features a newspaper report of a top game from the last 100 years

Approx A4 in size
Personalised with recipients name and personalised message
Start any month you choose

£14.99

Tottenham Hotspur Football Calendar - Gift Details

This Tottenham Hotspur Football Calendar is a unique Calendar gift idea for a football fan.

On each month of this Calendar, we feature a newspaper report from one of Tottenham Hotspurs key games.

For over 50 clubs, these Football Calendars relive the rich history of your club with newspaper reports featured on each month of the Calendar, rekindling nostalgic memories of your favourite team across the years.

Football Calendar Start Dates

You can choose the start date of these Tottenham Hotspur Newspaper Football Calendars. You can select any month in any of the next 12 months. So if you are viewing Football Calendar details in June, you can select a start date from June through to any month to June next year.

Football Calendar Personalisation

Our Football Calendars can be personalised with the name of the recipient and a short message on the opening page, which make them a very special gift for a football fan. The Football Calendar is especially made for the recipient, which make this a must have Football Calendar gift for any Tottenham Hotspur fan.

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Tottenham Hotspur Personalised Football Calendar

A Unique Gift Idea For Spurs Fans!

Tottenham Hotspur FC is a London-based football team with a rich tradition of success. The club first won a major trophy all the way back in 1901, beating Sheffield United in the FA Cup final. Spurs built steadily on this early triumph and in the late 1940s, manager Arthur Rose pioneered a 'Push and Run' playing technique that would prove pivotal to the club's development. Tottenham gained promotion to the top flight and in 1951, and Spurs soon won their first Division One title. The club became English champions a second time ten years later, winning the FA Cup in the same season. By claiming both trophies, Spurs became the first English team to win the 'Double' in the twentieth century. Tottenham Hotspur created history again two years later when they won the European Cup Winners' Cup, as it was first time a British football club had won a major European trophy.

Tottenham's league form began to decline in the 1970s, but the cup triumphs have continued. Spurs have won at least one trophy in each of the past six decades - a feat only matched by Manchester United.

Our Personalised Tottenham Hotspur Calendars feature a fascinating selection of articles and match reports on some of the best games from the club's history. Starting from the month of your choice, these A3 Calendars are a great gift idea for any Spurs fan and they will bring back wonderful memories of some fabulous performances

Calendar Highlights

The Personalised Tottenham Hotspur Calendars begin in 1921 with the 1-0 FA Cup final win against Wolverhampton Wanderers FC. The match took place at Stamford Bridge and the FA Cup was the last major trophy the club would win for thirty years. Spurs continued to develop however, and in 1934, the team thrashed Aston Villa 1-5 in a classic encounter on their way to a third place finish in the First Division.

Bill Nicholson became manager of Tottenham Hotspur in 1958 and he certainly started his reign with a bang! Spurs thrashed Everton FC 10-4, which was a record league victory for Tottenham at the time and a sign of things to come for the club under the new boss. Nicholson's time in charge would lead to one of the greatest eras in Tottenham Hotspur's history and our A3 Calendar features many highlights from this special spell at the club. In 1961, Spurs beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 to win the First Division for a second time. In 1962, Burnley were defeated 3-1 in the FA Cup Final. Three years later, Tottenham produced another fantastic FA Cup performance, thrashing Torquay United 5-1 in the third round replay.

Tottenham Hotspur FC was enjoying consistent top flight football at this time and league stability helped the club earn regular success in cup competitions. In 1971, Spurs beat Aston Villa 2-0 to win the League Cup for the first time. During the next season, Tottenham beat Keflavik 9-0 to wrap up a 15-1 aggregate win in the UEFA Cup first round. This would eventually lead the team to a second European title. Bill Nicholson left Tottenham Hotspur in 1974, but our Calendar Gift features further cup triumphs for the club, as the team's strong tradition in knock-out competition continued.

In 1982, Spurs were in contention for all four trophies until late into the season and won the FA Cup 1-0 against Queens Park Rangers. In 2002, Tottenham Hotspur thrashed London rivals Chelsea FC 5-1 in the League Cup semi-finals. Spurs beat Chelsea again in the 2008 League Cup final. New manager Juande Ramos had come to the club with a reputation for winning cups and this 2-1 win thrilled the Tottenham fans. It was the first trophy the team had won for nine years.

Calendar Contents At A Glance

Each Tottenham Hotspur Football Calendar contains the following reproduced newspaper reports:

24th April 1921 - 'The FA Cup Final in pictures' (Tottenham beat Wolves 1-0 in FA Cup Final)
7th January 1934 - 'Riotous end to Spurs' amazing win' (Tottenham beat Aston Villa 1-5)
13th October 1958 - 'Bill's First Big Headache!' (Tottenham beat Everton 10-4)
6th May 1962 - 'Cock-a-Hoop Spurs' (Tottenham beat Burnley 3-1 in FA Cup Final)
19th January 1965 - 'The End of a Dream' (Tottenham beat Torquay United 5-1)
18th April 1961 - 'Spurs Champs!' (Tottenham beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 to win First Division)
28th February 1971 - 'Oh, So Lucky Spurs!' (Tottenham beat Aston Villa 2-0 in League Cup Final)
29th September 1971 - 'So Easy For Spurs' (Tottenham beat Keflavik 9-0)
28th May 1982 - 'Spot on for Spurs!' (Tottenham beat Queens Park Rangers 1-0 in FA Cup Final)
3rd February 1987 - 'Clive's Jackpot' (Tottenham beat West Ham 5-0)
24th January 2002 - 'Hoodoo Over' (Tottenham beat Chelsea 5-1)
25th May 2008 - 'The drinks are on me' (Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-1 in League Cup Final)

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We have an exciting selection of alternative football gifts that are designed especially for Spurs fans. These include our Personalised Tottenham Diaries, Tottenham Season Books, Personalised Tottenham Children's Books and a unique Personalised Tottenham Hotspur Football Book, which is smartly presented and can be treasured for years to come. Other more general football presents include our Spoof Football Headlines and Stadium Tours.

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GoneDigging also has a range of attractive Personalised Image Calendars that cover a variety of themes, such as Best Dad, Football, Golf, Rugby and a special Tottenham Hotspur Legends edition. Each A3 Calendar includes twelve colourful photographs, all of which cleverly incorporate your recipient's name.