Viewers of Sky Sports’ coverage of Tottenham Hotspur’s recent matches may have noticed a subtle change in how the club is referenced, with the team now being consistently called “Tottenham Hotspur” or “Spurs” instead of just “Tottenham”. This shift is a result of the club’s long-standing policy not to refer to themselves as ‘Tottenham’, as outlined in a recent email to Premier League broadcasters. The club’s updated brand identity, unveiled in November, emphasizes the use of ‘Tottenham Hotspur’ or ‘Spurs’ over ‘Tottenham’, reflecting the team’s unique identity in the world of football.
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When Italy secured their spot at Euro 2025, head coach Andrea Soncin, a former striker, joyfully celebrated by sliding on his belly in the rain, much to the amusement of his players. This moment marks a successful start to Soncin's first role in senior management. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Andrea Soncin, a coach for Italy's soccer team, had a fun celebration by sliding on the wet grass after his team won a...
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