Sport; Football; Tottenham Hotspur FC; Tottenham unveil new logo that took nine months to design - but fans can't spot difference Tottenham have redesigned their logo, making a minor change by ...

Tottenham Hotspur have made a surprise change to the club emblem as part of an ongoing club rebrand. The change, while only subtle, alters the logo that has been used for the past two decades and ...

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 been urged to replenish their attacking options by making a move to sign one of Manchester United ’s top ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS owns a minority stake in Manchester United, and terminated its agreement with Spurs last December.

A couple of hours later, Tottenham announced they had “remastered” their brand identity. For anyone left confused by that phrase, don’t worry, you were not alone. The Athletic has broken ...

Tottenham Hotspur have ‘remastered their brand identity’ by making changes to their club logo and signature font. Over 300 players people, including players, helped redevelop the club&#… ...

Tottenham have enlisted lawyers to force a penniless non-league club – formed in honour of the north London side – to change their badge, claiming it is too similar to their own cockerel crest.

With regard to the letters from David Bicknell (DW 20 March) and Stuart Gordon (DW 27 March) about the Tottenham logo developed by Lloyd Northover (DW 13 March), I’d like to add a few words in its ...

Just as the logo was changed, Tottenham needs to change their ‘Spursy’ antics. Tottenham’s decision to tweak their crest is part of a broader effort to rebrand the club digitally.