Born 30/01/81, Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria.

Berbs joined Spurs in the summer of 2006, and despite a good scoring record both in his native Bulgaria and in Germany, was something of an unknown quantity on these shores.

The talented forward started his career with CSKA Sofia, and scored 25 times in 50 appearances for them before winning a 2001 move to Bayer Leverkusen. He was a hit in Germany also, bagging 68 goals in 152 games before winning his move to Spurs.

It was only a few months before he would return to The BayArena with Spurs in a Uefa Cup tie and typically he netted the only goal as Spurs marched on. Substituted late on, the German fans to a man rose to give him a standing ovation - a sign of his popularity in those parts.

Born 30/11/84, Glasgow.

Alan Hutton joined Spurs on 30/01/08 after a protracted transfer lasting nearly the whole transfer window. The deal is said to have netted Rangers £9m.

The Scottish International right back was a regular with Rangers since breaking into the first team at 18. He won his first Scotland cap in May 2007 against Austria in Vienna and went onto star in games against Ukraine, France and Italy as Scotland narrowly missed out on a Euro 2008 place.

Born 18/02/83, Nottingham.

Jenas joined Spurs in August 2005 from Newcastle United for a fee reported to be around £7m. The midfielder had started out at hometown club Nottingham Forest before moving to the North East when Bobby Robson paid around £5 for his services in February 2002.

A player who still splits the Spurs support, Jenas is an all action player who likes to get forward and chip in with goals and assists. Capped by England, he was recalled to the national side under Fabio Capello after he was frozen out by Steve McLaren.

Born 08/07/80, Dublin.

Keane joined Spurs in August 2002, shortly after starring for the Republic of Ireland in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea.

Having just turned 22 at the time, Keano had already had four clubs - Wolves, Coventry, Inter and Leeds United. Many had doubts about his ability to settle but White Hart Lane has proved a real home Keane. Now proudly boasting more than 100 goals for The Lily Whites, Keane is often team captain in the absence of Ledley King.

Born 06/01/80, Mouscron, Belguim.

Steed joined Spurs from Fulham in August 2006 despite carrying an injury which would keep him out for ten weeks.

Gradually he made his way into the side and was the scorer of some important goals as we marched on in three cups.

Born 22/01/80, Middlesbrough.

Woodgate became the first major signing of the Juande Ramos era when he put pen to paper on 28/01/08. He joined from Middlesbrough in a deal worth around £7m.

He made his Spurs debut two days later in a 0-0 draw with Everton at Goodison, excelling at the back alongside Tom Huddlestone.

Started his career as YTS player at 'Boro before moving to Leeds United at 16. In 2003 he moved to Newcastle and a year later joined Real Madrid but injury ruined his time at The Bernabau and he returned to England, with 'Boro, in 2006.

With many thanks to Neil at newcastlefans.com - his work is a wonder, he has the definitive list for all Scottish and English Clubs, some that are no longer with us such as Clydebank and Bradford Park Avenue.

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