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Quite like the advert. Bit of humour in it.
I'm still waiting for someone to Spoof up The Gentleman chicken scene with it going fully COYS.

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Glad to read this on the website…

“For the 2024/25 season, all of our Kits will be sold without the sleeve partner logo, and our training range will be sold without the training wear partner logo. These are excluded from Retail inventory for the coming season. Details on our Away Kit, Third Kit and training range launches will be communicated in due course.”

Cleaner training wear on the way.
 
That should be the badge on all the shirts.
Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder but I much prefer our shirts (badge in general across all uses) as just the Cockrell. But I've absolutely no problems whatsoever with different versions adopted in the 2nd or 3rd kits.

I am less and less interested about our kits with every passing season as there are only so many different designs that can be introduced. I'd love to have our home shirt never change, just all white with a navy badge, even have whoever the sponsor have their logo in white too, just a different material (remember our '82 shirt which was all white but was in bars using different material shiny vs matt) so it's visible. For the sponsor, it will certainly work short term at least as everyone will be envious for a clean look and everyone will be looking closer at the shirt to spot the lettering.

The club don't earn money from shirt sales (Nike do).
 
Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder but I much prefer our shirts (badge in general across all uses) as just the Cockrell. But I've absolutely no problems whatsoever with different versions adopted in the 2nd or 3rd kits.

I am less and less interested about our kits with every passing season as there are only so many different designs that can be introduced. I'd love to have our home shirt never change, just all white with a navy badge, even have whoever the sponsor have their logo in white too, just a different material (remember our '82 shirt which was all white but was in bars using different material shiny vs matt) so it's visible. For the sponsor, it will certainly work short term at least as everyone will be envious for a clean look and everyone will be looking closer at the shirt to spot the lettering.

The club don't earn money from shirt sales (Nike do).
Always wanted them to keep the shield after they used it for when we was @ Wembley.
Never buy from the club shop anymore, way overpriced these days.
 
Always wanted them to keep the shield after they used it for when we was @ Wembley.
Never buy from the club shop anymore, way overpriced these days.
I really liked the shielded version too!!! Would have been more than happy for that to remain.

The only clobber I've bought for myself in the past 40yrs has been a pair of shorts (Under Armour navy), track bottoms and a cashmere bar scarf and an all navy one (only the navy one was from Spurs official). The last Spurs shirt I had was the '78 unbro which I think is in the top 3 designs in our history.

I have spent hundreds of pounds, probably over a grand, on kits for nieces, nephews and gulp, now grandkids. The youngest are now not far off approaching the age of buying their own thank fuck.
 
Ironically, it seems that this particular design would look better on fans in the street, than the players on the pitch.

It's a nice enough Spurs top, that you might find in the Club shop...
But for me, it's not a Spurs KIT if that makes sense??!
 
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