May 26, 2022 · Tottenham's brand and blue-and-white colour scheme are easily recognisable and identifiable. Their club crest is no different. Here's everything you need to know about the past, present and...

Apr 12, 2024 · The “Tottenham Hotspur” logo depicts a cockerel standing on a ball. The club’s main rival is “Arsenal,” and the matches between these clubs are called the North London derby. The history of the club’s name, Hotspur F.C., is quite interesting.

In the 1970s, another two logos were introduced. One was quite a complex Tottenham Hotspur badge, featuring the name of the team for the first time alongside the letters “FC.” The design placed the cockerel on top of a football, with golden outlines, and …

Sep 13, 2024 · Tottenham began as a cricket club influenced by Percy's story, later transitioning to football. They won the FA Cup in 1901. The famous cockerel emblem on Spurs' badge symbolises their...

Oct 22, 2003 · Our Club Shield is believed to date from 1956, in advance of the club’s 75th anniversary the following year. Former player and manager Arthur Rowe, Tottenham born and bred, is said to have been involved in its design. It was made to depict the environment of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

Jul 10, 2024 · From the inception—”THFC” monogrammed badges adorning the 1901 FA Cup winning team—to the contemporary sleek design, every iteration traces the club’s crescendo through epochs.

May 26, 2022 · Here’s everything you need to know about the past, present and future of Spurs’ badge. Tottenham’s badge is tied heavily to the club’s origins all the way back in 1882 when they were formed as Hotspur FC, an affiliation of a local cricket club of the same name.

Nov 18, 2024 · We’ve reintroduced the THFC monogram - a fan favourite from the 1950s that went on to feature heavily on the Club’s badge for many years. We have modernised and remastered it.

Nov 18, 2024 · Tottenham Hotspur have unveiled a new badge design, a minimalist change of its previous crest. The updated logo removes the words “ Tottenham Hotspur ” from beneath the familiar cockerel standing atop a football, sparking a mixed reaction from fans.

Tottenham embraced a much more complicated badge with the cock sitting above the club’s initials on a blue shield. They also incorporated two red lions and local landmarks, like Bruce Castle and seven trees to reflect Seven Sisters. It further featured the team’s motto in Latin.