Greg Evans
Jul 23, 2021
Tottenham Hotspur have got a lot on their plate at the moment.
Not only is the team having to deal with transfer speculation about their top player Harry Kane, they are also being mocked on social media by Specsavers.
Yes, that’s right – we’ve got a high street opticians taking shots at a Premier League football club. What a time to be alive!
This all relates to the release of Spurs’ new away kit which resembles a puddle of petrol and has, to put it lightly, divided football fans. Seeking to get a consensus of opinions on the kit, Spurs asked people to describe their new clobber “in one word.”
Describe this kit in one word ⤵️ https://t.co/HJC4e0O0T8— Tottenham Hotspur (@Tottenham Hotspur) 1626940625
Arguably the best response came from Specsavers who simply said “Should’ve,” a nod to their iconic catchphrase: “Should’ve gone to Specsavers.”
@SpursOfficial Should’ve— Specsavers (@Specsavers) 1626940882
Specsavers weren’t the only brand to lay into the north London club. Even Ryanair and Snickers had a pop.
@SpursOfficial Duplicate. https://t.co/awMT7eiK05— Ryanair (@Ryanair) 1626967273
… maybe you need a Snickers? 👀 https://t.co/YbgoScwFcS— SNICKERS UK (@SNICKERS UK) 1626951974
Here are a few other choice responses, including a few people who love it.
Wild and I love it @SpursWomen 😈 https://t.co/5NQpdWenrG— Shelina Zadorsky (@Shelina Zadorsky) 1626951487
@SpursOfficial Outrageous— Charlie Parrish (@Charlie Parrish) 1626940920
@SpursOfficial https://t.co/pC0tLw3Cwf— ktoddboyd (@ktoddboyd) 1626952639
@SpursOfficial Tasteless.— Kat ‘Legacy Fan’ (@Kat ‘Legacy Fan’) 1626940677
What's wrong with it? 100% a future classic https://t.co/IiCjPgKDFf— Leon Emirali (@Leon Emirali) 1626946382
If this doesn’t give Kane the final nudge, nothing will... https://t.co/qavhO3zRV0— (((Dan Hodges))) (@(((Dan Hodges)))) 1626946200
This is hardly the first time that Spurs have been trolled by household brands on Twitter. A few months ago, a rogue social media admin for Dulux mocked the club after they announced a partnership deal with the paint company.
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