Tucker
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Like this you mean?
Just be glad they're still not allowed above the badge like this.
Yet.
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Phischy
The Spursy One
- Feb 29, 2004
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Yeah, I'm really disappointed about this sleeve sponsor business. It's not like the clubs are struggling to generate revenue. They could just stop perpetuating their relentlessly increasing cost base by being more realistic about the wages they pay.
You don't hear Alan Shearer whining and saying he wishes he played now because the £40-£50k a week he earned in his day wasn't enough! A European wage cap would help everyone and would help to achieve the holy grail, which is a better spread of players (as there'd be less moving for money) and as a result more competitive and unpredictable leagues.
I know the papers love being able to tout a move to Real or Barca for every decent young player (mental really, still can't fathom why UK media types are so keen to ship off the very players that get people interested in the sport they talk about), but frankly, football and player trading in particular is increasingly broken and adding more and more money isn't going to fix it.
The sport's leaders should be far more deferential to the people that give them a living - the fans. The fans don't want more sponsors, they don;t want higher ticket prices coupled with higher costing Sky subscriptions. They do want good players but they also want to see cross subsidisation. That Sky subscription should be helping to keep the ticket price down, but all we ever see is the number being pushed up, exclusively to line the pockets of players and their representatives.
Anyway, that's my semi off topic rant over. Point being. I don't like sleeve sponsorship. I hope we don't have any ruining our new shirt.
You don't hear Alan Shearer whining and saying he wishes he played now because the £40-£50k a week he earned in his day wasn't enough! A European wage cap would help everyone and would help to achieve the holy grail, which is a better spread of players (as there'd be less moving for money) and as a result more competitive and unpredictable leagues.
I know the papers love being able to tout a move to Real or Barca for every decent young player (mental really, still can't fathom why UK media types are so keen to ship off the very players that get people interested in the sport they talk about), but frankly, football and player trading in particular is increasingly broken and adding more and more money isn't going to fix it.
The sport's leaders should be far more deferential to the people that give them a living - the fans. The fans don't want more sponsors, they don;t want higher ticket prices coupled with higher costing Sky subscriptions. They do want good players but they also want to see cross subsidisation. That Sky subscription should be helping to keep the ticket price down, but all we ever see is the number being pushed up, exclusively to line the pockets of players and their representatives.
Anyway, that's my semi off topic rant over. Point being. I don't like sleeve sponsorship. I hope we don't have any ruining our new shirt.
FreddieYid
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- Aug 1, 2011
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I think aside from Hull City, we're the only prem club to not have our name on/under our badge.
I love the simplicity of it, but I'm amazed that in a world where being a global brand is so important, they'd choose to alter it by adding a shield instead of adding 'Tottenham Hotspur' underneath like it appears almost everywhere else.
diamond lights
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- Aug 31, 2012
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I like the simplicity too but if we have a simple, white top I really like a shield like the one doing the rounds. Real throwback to the 60s.
guiltyparty
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- Sep 21, 2005
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We've effectively had sleeve sponsors before. Between Puma slapping their logo on anything and the Premier League badges, you'll soon forget about it. As ever, depends who it is and how it's displayed
guiltyparty
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Still think it would look better if we embraced the full logo. Very Evian/Serie A
Lighty64
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- Aug 24, 2010
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Unfortunately Levy can't take our hopes into consideration especially now the cost of the stadium has gone up, at the moment every penny counts and our hopes are not taken into account, if they where he would of found a shirt sponsor that never had red on it.
aussiespursguy
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Hercules
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But nice
npearl4spurs
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Atrocious.
jurgen
Busy ****
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Maybe they're hoping to get spotted and get a job out of it. I suspect the phone doesn't ring too much.
tiger666
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- Jan 4, 2005
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That is fucking hideous.
guiltyparty
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Dunno why people keep producing fakes when, after the City leak, it's nailed on to be as we've seen above. Especially ones that look like Fiorentina away strips
SEANSPURS1975
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Some more kits flying about...
mark87
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That away kit is utter sex.
tiger666
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Like
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The artist f.k.a Steffen Freund - Mentalist ****
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Stao no pao!
Like this you mean?
Just be glad they're still not allowed above the badge like this.
