John Smith played in midfield in place of Cliff Jones and Terry Dyson returned on the left wing. John White had put Tottenham ahead after twenty six minutes of the first half only for OFK to level from a penalty nine minutes before the break. Tottenham had one foot in the Final with the home leg to come. Terry more than made up for his disappointments in 1962 when he starred as Spurs won the Cup Winners' Cup and become the first English side to win a European trophy a year later. A run that saw the Lilywhites overcome Glasgow Rangers (8-4 on aggregate), Slovan Bratislava (6-2), OFK Belgrade (5-2) and culminated in a 5-1 final thrashing of Atletico Madrid in Rotterdam, which provided Bill Nicholson with what Terry claims was his finest moment. Over 2.5m people watched Spurs during their 49-match march to glory in 1960-61 - an unsurpassed average of over 50,000 a game - and 115 goals in 42 League matches tells its own story. but injury curtailed his career. John Hollowbread retired to Spain in 1994, and passed away in 2007. Bill always went to see teams play beforehand and when we went to play Gornik in Poland in the first round, Bill said he'd be disappointed if we didn't win. We were 4-0 down a minute after half-time!

Terry Dyson, born on November 29, 1934, in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, is a name that holds a special place in the annals of Tottenham Hotspur’s history. Despite not being as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, Dyson’s contributions to the club were instrumental in shaping one of the most successful periods in its history. The ‘Double’ had been achieved and although the Final hadn’t been a classic, the team did what was required of them. The players had produced many exhilarating, quality performances during the season but with the high level of expectation and pressure on the team, on this occasion it was a matter of the job had been completed as they became the first team in the 20th Century to win the elusive ‘Double’ as 1st Division Champions and FA Cup winners.Indeed, following Robb's retirement, the arrival of Cliff Jones appeared to cut his chances further but, despite huge interest, Bill Nicholson made sure Dyson stayed at the club. Another masterstroke.

Had the match of his life as Spurs become the first British side to win a European trophy, netting twice and making two in a 5-1 annihilation of Atletico Madrid 5-1 in the 1963 European Cup Winners’ Cup final. Harry could do it I suppose, providing he stays clear of injury and hopefully he does. You don't want him injured," Dyson added. Jimmy: "The ‘67 Cup Final was different because it was the first all-London final and Chelsea were probably a year off being a really good side. We caught them at just about the right time, when we were just a bit too strong for them. A year or so later, they had become a really good team." It was quite a return to English football. Over 13,000 people turned up to see you play your first game, a reserve team match against Plymouth...The final against Atletico Madrid was, quite simply, the game of his life. In that memorable 5-1 demolition, he created the second goal John White, scored the third, set up the fourth for Jimmy Greaves before capping the night with a 25-yarder. My personal memories of White Hart Lane now that Spurs will be using Wembley for 2017 – 2018 season and the new stadium is possibly going to be re-named. On 6 May, 1961, we beat Leicester City in the FA Cup Final to clinch the Double. Did it all sink in? Maurice started 48 of 49 matches as we won the First Division and FA Cup in 1960/61. Under the guidance of Bill Nicholson, we retained the FA Cup in 1962 and then made history, the first British team to lift a European trophy when we claimed the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1963. He also won 23 England caps and was part of the 1958 and 1962 World Cup squads in Sweden and Chile, alongside the likes of all-time greats Bobby Moore, Tom Finney, Billy Wright, Johnny Haynes, Bobby Charlton and his Spurs team-mates, Bobby Smith and Jimmy Greaves. Jimmy: "Just to show you how good they actually were, we also had Mel Hopkins in the squad, who was a Welsh international. Mel got injured and once Ron came in and took his place, he didn’t let go. We had talent all over the pitch. Big Maurice Norman was very strong in central defence. Cliff Jones was a brilliant winger, he had a good eye for a cross and was a great header of the ball. In midfield, John White floated around the middle of the park - you could always find him if you were looking to make a pass. And then there was Bobby Smith. Sometimes we had a telepathic partnership up front. He was tough, too. He used to rough up the goalkeeper at corners and crosses, something you’d never get away with today."

Dyson, Terry I went to the school in Bushey and Mr Dyson was our PW teacher. Never forget him, absolute legend. Hope he is well. Here is a video showing the 1961 FA Cup Final vs Leicester. It is in colour and although short, does show the two goals going in from Bobby Smith and Terry Dyson. We went out that night and had a few drinks, so it was good. It is amazing, you don't think of it at the time but it has gone down in history."This Saturday morning at Waterstones in Enfield, don’t miss your chance to meet Spurs’ legendary winger, Double winner and Britain’s debut European trophy clincher, Terry Dyson. They ran after the referee but he never saw it. I didn't do it deliberately but it hit me hand and I just lashed it in. After leaving Tottenham in 1965, Dyson had brief spells at Fulham and Colchester United before retiring from professional football. However, his contributions to Tottenham Hotspur during his decade-long stint at the club will always be remembered by the fans.