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Glenjamin

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From the club website:

What the fuck does that mean? I do like the monogram though.

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I'll tell you what it means..... Fuck all!
 
USspur

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Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce a long-term partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Company, bringing Pravha and its range of beers and ciders to fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from the 2025/26 season onwards.
The partnership further strengthens Molson Coors’ commitment to supporting the best sports and music venues across the UK. Alongside Pravha, the partnership will see the introduction of a refreshed range of beverages throughout the stadium, including Coors, Madrí Excepcional, Madrí 0.0%, Rekorderlig and Cobra.
Through the partnership, the Club will be working with Pravha to create bespoke content across digital platforms and bring exciting activations to fans across the season.
Dean Ince, Regional Sales Controller at Molson Coors said: “We are delighted to be working with Tottenham Hotspur and bringing our portfolio of beers and ciders to fans at their incredible stadium in North London. We are particularly excited to create some industry leading, memorable experiences for fans throughout the partnership.”
Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur said: “Molson Coors has a long-standing tradition of working with some of the best sporting venues in the UK, so this partnership was a natural fit for us as a Club. We are excited to be working with Molson Coors on enhancing the range of beverages offered to fans at our stadium and supporting its Pravha brand on providing engaging social media content for our supporters.”
 
spurious

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Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce a long-term partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Company, bringing Pravha and its range of beers and ciders to fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from the 2025/26 season onwards.
The partnership further strengthens Molson Coors’ commitment to supporting the best sports and music venues across the UK. Alongside Pravha, the partnership will see the introduction of a refreshed range of beverages throughout the stadium, including Coors, Madrí Excepcional, Madrí 0.0%, Rekorderlig and Cobra.
Through the partnership, the Club will be working with Pravha to create bespoke content across digital platforms and bring exciting activations to fans across the season.
Dean Ince, Regional Sales Controller at Molson Coors said: “We are delighted to be working with Tottenham Hotspur and bringing our portfolio of beers and ciders to fans at their incredible stadium in North London. We are particularly excited to create some industry leading, memorable experiences for fans throughout the partnership.”
Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur said: “Molson Coors has a long-standing tradition of working with some of the best sporting venues in the UK, so this partnership was a natural fit for us as a Club. We are excited to be working with Molson Coors on enhancing the range of beverages offered to fans at our stadium and supporting its Pravha brand on providing engaging social media content for our supporters.”
Interesting. I thought the whole Beaverton thing was a DIY onsite push to go with the cheese room and get punters knocking them back before and after the matches.

My eyes lit up because Molson is an iconic Canadian brand. Much of my misspent youth involved copious doses of Molson Export, an ale that didn't really get exported anywhere other than the thin patch of the US along the border.

But, as an older, snobbier, less thirsty man, I must say they make shit beer, buy up the craft breweries that make the good stuff, and enshittify it as well.

Would drink an Ex on the concourse at WHL for nostalgia, but would feel honour-bound to sneer whilst doing so.
 
J.spurs

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I want to stipulate that I have never actually tasted piss. But I imagine it would taste like Coors.
 
Havocc

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I want to stipulate that I have never actually tasted piss. But I imagine it would taste like Coors.
TBF, it’s one of the better pisses on the market, especially ice cold.
 
USspur

USspur

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Coors sucks less than a lot of others. I prefer Labatt Blue Light though.
 
SpiderSpurs

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There's better and cheaper beer available outside the stadium in the various bars, pubs and restaurants.
 
Dave

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USspur

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's company Ineos has agreed to pay Tottenham Hotspur more than £11million to bring a lawsuit to a swift conclusion, according to reports.

The Manchester United co-owner's company was accused of breaching a five-year minimum contract worth £17.5m which enabled Tottenham to promote the firm's Grenadier as the club's "official 4X4 vehicle partner." The deal was believed to have been signed in 2022, but Ineos had been in partnership with Spurs since they were recognised as the club's "official hand-sanitiser supplier” during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Tottenham terminated their deal with Ratcliffe's firm in March and launched legal action three months later. They allege a £5m-plus annual instalment was not paid on December 1, having already allegedly not paid an inflation-related figure of around £500,000.
 
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