Tottenham voted 34th best football badge by fans
Tottenham Hotspur’s badge has been voted as the 34th best in the world by fans in a poll conducted by Spanish news outlet MARCA. (h/t Football.london)
There were nearly ten million votes received in the poll. Egyptian outfit Al Ahly, whose crest contains an eagle with its wings spread with a red-white background came first.
Moroccan club Raja Casablanca, whose emblem features an eagle standing on a football, along with a star, came in second. The third spot was taken by Brazilian outfit Fluminense.
The only English club that featured in the top ten was Liverpool, who came sixth, while just two European clubs – Fenerbahce and Real Madrid were voted in the top five.
Our London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal both finished ahead of us, finishing at 24th and 25th respectively. Manchester City were the last of the five Premier League outfits to feature in the Top 50 of ‘most beautiful’ logos according to the poll.
Our club badge has featured a cockerel since the 1921 FA Cup final. The club’s current crest, redesigned in 2006, consists of a sleek, elegant cockerel standing on a football.
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In 2017 the logo was set in a shield as a tribute to the Spurs team of 1961. The club won the League and the FA Cup that year for the first time in the history of the club.
