Having lived in India, China and Singapore, of the 3 the most people knew of spurs was in Singapore (and had most of its fans in the asian region), and knew the least of was, quite obviously, India, even among the football-interested. In fact, before we sold him, the only spurs player most anybody could name was Berbatov. However, ESPN and Starsports do regularly show spurs on television (as long as it doesn't clash with a top 4 game or any other vaguely important game) and one of the commentators calls himself a spurs supporter (though I've yet to see him support spurs in any way).
So really, compared to like West Bromwich Albion, we are pretty global. Compared to the top 4 we are completely unknown, and then compared to Everton and Aston Villa and Manchester City, we're about the same level (with Manchester City overtaking the rest of the "best of the rest" in popularity abroad quite quickly).
So really, compared to like West Bromwich Albion, we are pretty global. Compared to the top 4 we are completely unknown, and then compared to Everton and Aston Villa and Manchester City, we're about the same level (with Manchester City overtaking the rest of the "best of the rest" in popularity abroad quite quickly).