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The Spurs Shirt - A coffee table book
The Spurs Shirt coffee table book is a stunning collection of Tottenham Hotspur match-worn shirts. This book contains over 100 shirts from the club’s glorious past. It includes home and away strips from all postwar cup finals as well as legendary shirts worn in the likes of Ricky Villa, Paul Gascoigne, and Jimmy Greaves. The book, which includes three years of research and is an exhaustive look into the history of one England's most famous football clubs.

The first section of the book covers the club's history. The book covers the entire history of the club, from its formation in 1882 to its current day. The book covers the history of the team, including their origins and move to White Hart Lane 1899. It also includes the creation of the club's emblem.

The team wore the red shirts worn by Preston North End in the late 19th-century, but switched to navy blue shirts later on. In 1900, the team was crowned Southern League champions and won the FA Cup in 1901. They were also part of the FA Cup final in 1967. Tottenham won the first League Cup in 1971. After a long period in mediocrity, they were promoted to the first division. They became the first non-league team ever to win the FA Cup.

It is fascinating to see the history of Spurs Shirt. While the crest may have changed over the years, the core elements of the crest have remained constant. The crest was inspired initially by a shirt worn in 1890s by Preston North End. It has been an iconic symbol of Tottenham's sporting heritage. The original crest featured only words "Tottenham Hotspur", but it was modified in 1960 to include a Latin motto: "To dare is the best."

The crest was changed in the 1960s but the shirts remained the same. In 2006, a new badge design was introduced. It featured a sleek cockerel that looked similar to the crest from 1967 to 1982. The crest was eventually removed after just one season.

The cockerel motif that was used on Spurs Shirts from 1927 to 1930 is another important aspect of the Spurs Shirt . This badge is the Football League's first animal crest. The cockerel is a resemblance to Harry Hotspur who was the first manager of the club and cockfighting was his passion.

Tottenham's history is full of myths and controversy. They have signed Argentine World Cup winner and were once a fixture of the second division. They have grown to be a powerhouse in the English Premier League. Osvaldo Ariles, Glenn Hoddle and Bill Nicholson are just a few of the legends associated with this club.

The crest of Tottenham has evolved over time, as have its colors. The crest has been colored yellow in recent years.
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