Spurs have been in trouble for the last few seasons, with the construction cost of new White Hart Lane still hampering their signing policy and the team's internal troubles. Fortunately, after Conte's arrival, their problems have been alleviated to some extent, at least they are still the main contenders in the top four of the Premier League. However, they have recently encountered another senseless disaster. According to the English media, the opponent they encountered this time was very difficult.
According to reports, animal protection groups have recently asked Spurs to replace or modify their emblem, which they have been using for more than a hundred years. As a century-old team, Tottenham's logo has become an integral part of the club's history and a totem of the team. But the sport protection group believes that the Spurs on the Tottenham badge are a symbol of animal cruelty. The main body of the Tottenham tottenham badge is a rooster, and there are spurs for cockfighting on the legs of the rooster, which was introduced to increase the excitement of cockfighting, which has caused controversy. The group hopes Spurs will remove these spurs from their badges so that the public does not associate Spurs with animal cruelty.
But this proposal is not an easy solution for Tottenham, and the timing is not appropriate. As Tottenham's emblem, the rooster with Spurs is not only totem of Tottenham's spirit, but also the fanatical fans of North London will not accept these changes, which is bound to lead to a lot of controversy against the club. In addition, this team emblem is widely used in all club-related scenes, a large number of peripheral products and even the statues and murals of the new White Hart Lane are used, if the team emblem is changed, it will cause a lot of unnecessary trouble, Spurs need to invest a lot of effort and money for this, therefore, Spurs do not approve of the proposal of the animal protection organization.
In England, there are a large number of clubs whose logos have been used for more than a hundred years, and if such a standard requires clubs to change their emblems, a large number of clubs will have to face this problem. If the community could ask Spurs to remove Spurs, then the pacifists could ask Arsenal to remove the cannons from their emblems, and the Red Devils in United's logo could cause a similar discussion. The most crucial thing is that this demand itself is unreasonable and completely moral kidnapping, so fans in North London have ridiculed the movement protection organization as a lack of dues and want to extort money. Not to mention that Tottenham Hotspur management simply did not want to change the team logo, and even if they did, they would not succeed without the support of the North London fans.