Spurs announces promotional visit to South Korea

[Geez]

Tottenham Hotspur today announced a promotional visit by four senior players to Seoul, South Korea from May 23 to 25 as part of the Club’s post season programme.

Read the full article at Official Site 17 May 17

 

[Jadon Benjamin]

As a South African fan Ive all but given up hope of spurs ever returning to my country for pre season. Seems the club's focus is on the Asian markets and rightly so...

 

[RickyVilla]

Memories of the Peace Cup.

 

[DCSPUR]

As a South African fan Ive all but given up hope of spurs ever returning to my country for pre season. Seems the club's focus is on the Asian markets and rightly so...

think that part of that push came from Mabbutt ---- think it could be a while

 

[ginola007]

As a South African fan Ive all but given up hope of spurs ever returning to my country for pre season. Seems the club's focus is on the Asian markets and rightly so...

Football, unfortunately for many working class fans, is big business, and it follows the money. South Africa is a wonderful country, but its economy is in a fair bit of trouble.

 

[Jadon Benjamin]

Football, unfortunately for many working class fans, is big business, and it follows the money. South Africa is a wonderful country, but its economy is in a fair bit of trouble.

that's a understatement it's in a steaming pile of horseshit . But the pre season games are now about expansion and growth of the club's name. Which Im all far. Exchange rate also isnt making my trip to London happen any sooner maybe just maybe I'll be able to watch Kane retire in 10 years

 

[cliff jones]

We wouldn't be going to Korea if it were not for Son, just as we wouldn't have been at the Peace Cup if not for Lee.

We had players from South Africa but don't now. Personally, I'd be so proud of our Club for going to Kenya, given Big Vic, and doing some real CSR stuff there, as well as in China where the real agenda is brand building in a commercial market.

 

[bigspurs]

As a South African fan Ive all but given up hope of spurs ever returning to my country for pre season. Seems the club's focus is on the Asian markets and rightly so...

Unfortunately for you fans over there, the Asian market is huge! I bet Man U pay Rooney and Pogba's wages using a fraction of what they make in Korea alone.

 

[Jadon Benjamin]

that's a understatement it's in a steaming pile of horseshit . But the pre season games are now about expansion and growth of the club's name. Which Im all far. Exchange rate also isnt making my trip to London happen any sooner maybe just maybe I'll be able to watch Kane retire in 10 years

Kenya is close enough

 

[guiltyparty]

Son & Wimmer, it's so cute