Kit launches are always exciting for fans of every club. Some fans are often disgruntled with their current kit design, so they look forward to seeing a fresh kit for the upcoming season.
For Spurs fans, they are often the last to see their team’s kit for the new season. However, like every season, the kit always seems to be leaked, and 2019/20 is no different.
Tottenham’s home, away, and third kit have all been allegedly ‘leaked’ (Footy Headlines) and have been given mixed reviews by fans.
In build up to the launch of Spurs 2019/20 kit, we look back at the top five worst Spurs home kits in the past ten years.
4. 2015/16
Anything was considered an improvement from the 2014/15 kit, which we will get into shortly, but the 2015/16 kit wasn’t too flashy.
For the first time, the kit featured a blue stripe from the top right to the bottom left of the shirt. However, the stripe was cut off by the AIA sponsorship, splitting the stripe into two.
The kit just didn’t feel like a traditional Spurs kit due to the stripe, thus cementing its place in the top five worst kits in the past decade.
Not horrible, but not one that will be remembered as a classic.
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