After receiving the first championship title in the First Division, the club carried out another redesign of the logo. The blue color became lighter. The silhouette of the cockerel is … See more

The new emblem depicts a cockerel standing on a football ball. The prototype for the image was a bronze statue installed in 1909 above the west wall of the “White Hart Lane” … See more

The 1983 logo demonstrates the club’s historical heritage. To the left of the cockerel is depicted Bruce Castle. Below is a small shield with the monogram THFC, on which t… See more

To the right of the cockerel, seven trees appeared. These are elms from London’s Green Grove Park in North London. Legend has it that witches known as the Seven Sisters wer… See more

In 1989, the emblem was simplified. The trees, shield, and tower disappeared. Now, the cockerel stands on a ball with the abbreviation THFC. To the right and left are red lions. B… See more