Former England, Chelsea, Spurs striker Jimmy Greaves dies at 81
The Hindu
With 266 goals in 379 appearances, Greaves was the all-time record scorer for Tottenham, which announced his death on Sunday.
Jimmy Greaves, one of England’s greatest goal-scorers who was prolific for Tottenham, Chelsea and AC Milan has died. He was 81.
With 266 goals in 379 appearances, Greaves was the all-time record scorer for Tottenham, which announced his death on Sunday.
“Throughout his wonderful playing career, Jimmy’s strike rate was phenomenal,” Tottenham said.
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