Tommy Spink

Thomas William Spink (13 November 1887 – 1966) was an English professional footballer who played as a right winger for Grimsby Town, Hibernian and Fulham.

Thomas William Spink was born in Dipton, County Durham and was a professional footballer who primarily played for Grimsby Town.

In a "A Who's Who of Grimsby Town AFC 1890-1985" by Douglas Lamming, the book states his playing career began at Craghead United (two seasons) and that: "Notably fast - he had won many prizes on the running track - and among the most prominent Mariners of his day.

During the First World War he made appearances as a 'War Guest' for various clubs, and played alongside his brother Jimmy for Grimsby Town during the 1916/17 season.

The magazine article mentioned the following players: Sid Wheelhouse: Club captain who died of his wounds at Beaumont Hamel, September 1916.