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Has Erik Lamela just dropped a clue about next season's Spurs kit?
 
2 removed the ball and the one that didn't , like the new version, you see the shield first.

To me, I'd like to think we're more than a generic shield.
For me I would prefer continuity and the club emblem should never be fucked with as also its' colours. It's why, rightly so, when new owners come into any club for some reason many feel compelled to change either. It's why I like it (if it's true) as it goes back to early 1920's. (yep i am aware we had stripes and a red kit and emblems with H's on etc but we were an amateur club then).

Does anyone know why on our shirts we didn't have a cockerel standing on a ball, yet have had a cockerel standing on a ball nailed to the top of the West Stand since 1909? Why two different ones? (Cockerel on a ball worn on a shirt wasn't seen until '66)
 
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Also from a manufacturing point of view Nike will be able to apply the shield badge a lot easier than just the standard cock n ball. Correct me if I'm wrong but all their team kits seem to have shield style badges.
 
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It's all personal preference. For me I love it, I also love our early ones too, which I feel it replicates.
I also love the idea of incorporating the two classic features of "Chicken Badges of the past" by using both the 'Cock & Ball' and the Shield!
none have quite had both (Pony came close... but the shield shape was awful!)
This one is an exercise in box ticking!
 
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