Players who played for Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham

4 players · Premier League since 1992/93

4 players have played for both Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham in the Premier League since 1992/93. All 4 played for Tottenham first. The longest-serving made 135 appearances across both; the top scorer got 34 goals; 1 scored for both; the first move came in 1995/96, the most recent in 2009/10.

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  1.  Bolton 130 · Spurs 5
  2.  Bolton 12 · Spurs 118
  3.  Bolton 3 · Spurs 15
  4.  Bolton 7 · Spurs 8

Who stands out

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Gudni Bergsson has the most appearances for the two combined: 130 for Bolton Wanderers and 5 for Tottenham. Les Ferdinand scored the most goals across both (1 for Bolton Wanderers, 33 for Tottenham), and 1 player scored for both.

In our data, Gudni Bergsson was the first to have played for both (his first game for Bolton Wanderers came in 1995/96). The most recent player to play for both is Sean Davis, who first played for Bolton Wanderers in 2009/10.

Show all 4 players

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Every player who played for Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham (Premier League since 1992/93): apps and goals at each, seasons, and which club came first.
PlayerBoltonSpursFirst
AppsGlsSeasonsAppsGlsSeasons
Gudni Bergsson13081995–2003501992/93Spurs
Les Ferdinand1212004/05118331997–2003Spurs
Sean Davis302009/101502004/05Spurs
Grzegorz Rasiak702007/08802005/06Spurs

Head to head

In the Premier League since 1992/93, Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham have met 26 times: Bolton Wanderers won 9, Tottenham 11, and 6 games were drawn.

  • Bolton Wanderers' biggest win: Bolton 2-0 Spurs (2003/04)
  • Tottenham's biggest win: Spurs 4-1 Bolton (2006/07)

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How many players have played for both Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham?
4 in the Premier League since 1992/93: Gudni Bergsson, Les Ferdinand, Sean Davis and Grzegorz Rasiak.
Has anyone scored for both Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham?
Yes, 1: Les Ferdinand (1 and 33).
Who is the most recent player to play for both Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham?
Sean Davis. He played for Tottenham (2004/05), then Bolton Wanderers from 2009/10.
What period does this list cover?
Premier League games from 1992/93 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: Premier League since 1992/93. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.