Tottenham reveal new badge with ... The north London side have used their iconic cockerel logo since the early 1920s, and it has featured on all iterations of the badge since. Spurs have been ...

Tottenham Hotspur's 2025/26 third kit has leaked, showcasing a retro yellow design with navy details and a classic crest. See ...

Tottenham’s league form might remain as inconsistent as ever, but at least they’re sticking to one decision: updating their iconic badge. The refreshed logo, featuring the familiar cockerel ...

Tottenham have unveiled their new club badge which will be worn on playing shirts from next season. The new badge is the first redesign since 1983 and replaces the old club crest which was introduced ...

Tottenham Hotspur announced today that they would be changing their badge as a part of their "remastered brand identity", and it has gone down as expected on social media.The change sees them drop ...

TOTTENHAM have released a new club badge which features a major change ... Spurs first adopted the cockerel logo in 1921. 7. There has been a number of badges throughout the years.

One-off logos. For Spurs' 125th anniversary in 2007, the words '125 years' replaced 'Tottenham Hotspur' beneath the ball. Nike's first year as Tottenham's kit manufacturer - the 2017/18 season ...

Tottenham Hotspur have forced community club Fleet Spurs to change their badge, as they sensed a bit of fowl play. The Wessex League Division One club, though, said the felt "intimidated" from ...

Tottenham Hotspur have called in the lawyers after complaints to a non-league football club about their new badge fell on deaf ears. The Premier League side believe the recent badge redesign for ...

A spokesman for Tottenham Hotspur said: "If we do not take action to stop Fleet Spurs using our cockerel logo, it can undermine our ability to stop other unauthorised people who use our logo for ...

Over the next few years, Tottenham Hotspur became bigger and more successful, going professional, winning the FA Cup in 1901 and establishing themselves as a force in London football. By the turn ...