On to bigger and better things' - Spurs fans revel in achievement - BBC Sport
Goldstein changes his mind on Spurs fans' use of 'Yiddo' - The Jewish Chronicle
Spurs fans set to complete emotional journey
What finishing fourth would mean to Tottenham Hotspur supporters
Dictionary includes Spurs fans in Yid definition - BBC News
The Away Fans on Twitter: "Spurs fans on a boat trip en route to Fulham yesterday. #THFC https://t.co/J3rcTDOOd6" / Twitter
Pressured by Spurs fans, ESPN corrects graphic to include DeMar DeRozan
The man we needed': Tottenham fans think they've missed perfect signing
Tottenham fans join criticism of 'contrived' support as drum is played through Wembley PA system - Mirror Online
FA probe as Tottenham Hotspur fans chant 'Yid' at under-18s match more than 30 times - Mirror Online
We Spurs fans must watch our language | Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
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The Spurs will welcome fans back to games beginning on March 12 - Pounding The Rock
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust 'shocked and saddened' at decision to sack Mauricio Pochettino – The Sun | The Sun
Sorry Spurs fans, this is why you were wrong and the referee was right
UK's Tottenham soccer club no longer wants fan nickname offensive to Jews | The Times of Israel
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Spurs fans, join the Pounding the Rock FanPulse - Pounding The Rock
Tottenham Hotspur fans have long called themselves 'Yids.' This week, the British soccer team asked them to stop. - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Fans | Tottenham Hotspur
Dare Spurs fans hope again? Yes, we Conte!
Why Spurs having fans back at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium might not actually help the team - football.london
Tottenham Hotspur fans arrested for chanting 'Yid' have charges dropped | Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
James Lawton: The Y-word is indefensible, even if Tottenham Hotspur fans seek to own it | The Independent | The Independent
