Play for the gallery? As you say, many teams in the world have to change their logos, and many companies have to change their trademarks.
Recently, according to the British "Daily Express" report, the British Animal Welfare Association PETA called on the Premier League Tottenham Hotspur Club to modify the team emblem and abandon the image of cockfighting with spikes to cut off the connection with an illegal and bloody animal sport in history - cockfighting.
In 1882, the Tottenham Club was officially formed, named after Sir Henry Percy of the Lancastrian Dynasty in Shakespeare's Henry IV, using his famous Spurs and Cockfighting as team symbols.
In 1909, Tottenham player William James Scott cast a bronze cockfighting statue for the team and wore a fighting thorn on his leg that could hurt his opponent, which gradually evolved into the tottenham team crest. After several iterations, Spurs still retain this design.
Alyssa Allen, director of the British Society for the Good Treatment of Animals, said: "The cockfighting with the barbs on the legs of the Tottenham hottest is reminiscent of cockfighting, a bloody sport that was banned as early as 1835. Spurs should therefore revise their emblem to avoid conveying to society the spirit of violence. ”
I really have to ask if the British Society for the Good Treatment of Animals is located by the sea, otherwise how can it be so wide. In the same way, Red Bull Beverage also needs to change the trademark, bullfighting conveys the spirit of violence; Arsenal also has to modify the team emblem, and the cannon conveys the armed war.
