Tottenham Hotspur 1999-01 Home Shirt

While still warm in the talks, as against AC Milan in the champions league, little nostalgic for one of soccer equipment is quite important that jersey.

Flash back in 1999/2001 Spurs jersey means to repeat the historical record is not good enough for Tottenham.

The adidas Tottenham Hotspur 1999/2001 home shirt worn during a period of fairly barren European football at White Hart Lane. But following the success of the League Cup in 1999, Tottenham find themselves competing in the UEFA Cup for the season 99/00.

On this occasion, disaster struck in the last few minutes for the Spurs because they play Kaiserslautern in Germany. Taking a 1-0 lead in the second leg, Spurs conceded in the 90th minute and 92 lose 2-1 tie, their achievement would hope not to repeat in the Champions League.

Tottenham 99/01 home shirt brings back memories of some quality players though, with people like David Ginola, Sol Campbell, Stephen Carr, Steffen Freund and Darren Anderton were all wearing T-shirts this football classic.


These shirts are designed and engineered by adidas, featuring technology which will not be too foreign to the modern shirt, such as ClimaLite fabric to wick moisture away from the body. Jersey Tottenham 99/01 Holsten also has a feature sponsor, which is the sponsor first appeared in the Spurs shirt decorate them for a period of more than 15 years combined.

As a brief history lesson, the club itself was formed by a group of cricket in 1882 as Hotspur FC, Tottenham and then add the prefix to avoid confusion with London Hotspur. Name Hotspur is one of the more bizarre extra in football, and was chosen because the reputation of the fire from Shakespeare's Harry Hotspur, a character in his play "Henry IV Part 1". Harry is based on the ancestors to the 14th century which has large amounts of land in Tottenham in the 1880s, and obtained a family name because of its frequent use spurs when riding!

Moto Spurs, this jersey is displayed on the ball but no longer included in modern badge reading "Audere Facere est" which means "To Dare is To Do". A motto that Spurs need to call because they see progress in the Champions League