Nike Tottenham Crest Falls Off In Premier League - Was It Caused By Logo Attachment?
- Nike Kit Defect: A Tottenham Hotspur player's Nike jersey crest fell off during a Premier League match, a rare occurrence for authentic Dri-Fit Adv kits.
- Crest Attachment: The crest is heat-applied and has cutouts for breathability, which may have contributed to the adhesion failure.
- Isolated Incident: The crest issue was isolated to one jersey in the first half, with the player wearing a replacement with the crest in the second half.
In a rare occurrence, an authentic Nike Dri-Fit Adv kit suffered a defect in the Premier League today.
Brennan Johnson's Spurs Crest Falls Off in Premier League Match
Brennan Johnson's Spurs crest fell off his jersey during the first half of the match against Newcastle. The incident caught everyone's attention, mainly because it was one of the biggest Premier League matches of the week.
We have not seen such a defect from Nike in recent times, and there are various reasons why it happened. However, it might be related to the way the Spurs crest is applied.
The Spurs badge is heat-applied to the jersey, as is the case with other Nike kits. But there is one important difference - the crest is cut out for the white parts instead of having a continuous logo. Better for breathability, worse for adhesion.
The absence of the cockerel was only there on Johnson's jersey in the first half. He came back wearing a shirt with his side's badge on it for the second half.
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