Spurs had Max Seeburg in 1908Leeds had Albert Johanneson in the mid 60s he was south African
Spurs had Max Seeburg in 1908Leeds had Albert Johanneson in the mid 60s he was south African
We had a player from Leipzig over a century before Leipzig did!Spurs had Max Seeburg in 1908

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Weren't we the first club in modern times to sign foreign players with Ossie & Ricky in late 70's I think?
Charlton's South African keeper: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_UytenbogaardtI think Charlton had a South African goalie in the 50'. Something like uurtenbogart...I think,but I'm old now and the memories come and go!
Spurs did have a coloured footballer around the WW1 time. Was he from abroad somewhere?
1. I assume twas easier for you to find the full list than it was for me
2. Notable that four of those surnames apply to players who have played for the Spanners
(spookily all in sequence - then followed by Crapper)
I think Charlton had a South African goalie in the 50'. Something like uurtenbogart...I think,but I'm old now and the memories come and go!
Spurs did have a coloured footballer around the WW1 time. Was he from abroad somewhere?
Different generation King.Coloured?
Was he red or blue?
Different generation King.
OK but smithy would have grown up in a time when it was not ok to say black, whether young people like it or not the issue should be to attack racists not people who are trying to be polite and maybe out of touch with modern useage.Doesn’t cut it for me
Not appropriate to say coloured, just say black or brown instead.