Ticket prices for the Barclays Asia Trophy have been agreed for fans of Tottenham Hotspur, Hull City and West Ham United and will go on sale early next week.

The tickets, which will be available to fans in the UK through their Clubs only, will be priced at Chinese RMB380 (approximately £34) for each two-game match day.

It has been confirmed that UK fans will collect their tickets in Beijing rather than receiving them in the UK.

Final purchasing details are being confirmed with the ticket offices of each Club and a further announcement will be made on Monday (July 6) regarding how fans go about buying their tickets.

Vedran Corluka predicts Luka Modric will get better and better with the benefit of a first season in the Premier League now under his belt.

Luka admitted that it took him time to adjust in the first few, tricky months of the season but his influence grew and grew, not least after settling into a left-sided role in the second half of the season.

The Croatian international won the praise of players and management alike, with boss Harry Redknapp insisting: "I think he's been brilliant for us, he's a world-class player."

Luka's Croatian compatriot Vedran agrees. "It was difficult at the start because it was his first time playing in England and nobody in the team was playing well at that point," said the versatile defender who started 39 of his 40 games last season.

"When the team started to play well he showed why he is one of the best young midfielders in the world.

"Hopefully he will be even better next season because he knows how other teams play against us and the surroundings, so it will be a lot easier."

Vedran was well-placed to comment on the difficulty of a first season for a foreign player in the Premier League after making that switch himself from Dinamo Zagreb to Manchester City a year earlier.

"It's hard for a foreign player at first because everything is so much faster than in other leagues, as well as the physical strength," he added.

"But after half-a-season, you are used to these things. If you have the same ability of the other players, then eventually you should be able to compete."

Paul Weller, Star Wars - it's all going on in Radio One DJ Nihal's latest, exclusive column in hotspur.

The July edition of the club's popular monthly magazine is available now.

Nihal penned his Celebrity Column with a recent documentary about former Jam, Style Council frontman and 'Modfather' Paul Weller still fresh in his mind.

"In some ways the first half of last season was akin to Mr Weller's Style Council period," he writes. "The second half was the release of Wildwood, the revival and the coming season will be our Stanley Road, the return to the highets echelons of the beautiful game."

Check out Nihal's column in full in July's issue!

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We have ticket details for our friendly against South China FC in Hong Kong on Sunday, August 2.

South China lost only once as they clinched a 30th title in the Hong Kong National Championship in May and we face them at the impressive Hong Kong Stadium.

Tickets are available at HK$200 or HK$250 and there will be two dedicated areas for Spurs supporters.

Spurs fans who do not live in Hong Kong but who are interested in buying tickets for the match can email ticketing@bma.com.hk where they will then be provided with an application form and link to purchase tickets. The deadline for these tickets is July 20th.

For supporters who live in Hong Kong there is a priority booking period for Bank of China customers as follows:

Bank of China Priority Booking (6th -10th July 9am -9pm)

Bank of China Platinum Credit Card Holders Ticket Purchase Hotline: 852-2185 6194

Bank of China Credit Card Ticket Holders Purchase Hotline: 852-2861 1611

Public Sales - Available from 25 July at Hong Kong Stadium.

Extra tickets are now on sale for our Wembley Cup clash against Barcelona at Wembley Stadium on Friday, July 24.

The Wembley Cup organisers, IMG, has announced that due to huge demand, an additional allocation of over 5,000 tickets for Spurs fans have been released for the match against the European champions.

Our supporters have snapped up tickets for the prestigious tournament that sees us take on Barcelona and then Celtic on Sunday, July 26. Egyptian champions Al Ahly complete the line-up and face Barcelona on the Sunday.

Fans are able to buy tickets for all matches of the tournament. Ticket prices start from as little as £29 for a one-day ticket and £50 for a two-day pass.

Tickets are available to buy online at www.thewembleycup.com - go direct by CLICKING HERE - or to book by phone call ticketmaster on 0844 847 2540 or see tickets on 0871 230 7154.

Gary Stevens recalls his key role during his playing days at Spurs in the latest issue of hotspur - out now.

The defender/midfielder who played 197 times for us between 1983-1990 is featured in the July edition of the club's official magazine.

"My job, particularly at Tottenham, was a team job," said Gary, who helped us lift the 1984 UEFA Cup and played in the 1986 World Cup Finals for England.

"While I wasn't short of ability, I wasn't a so-called 'flair' player. Therefore my role was to regain possession of the ball, pass to my team-mates in good positions and allow others to influence the game."

By 'others', Gary can list the likes of Glenn Hoddle, Paul Gascoigne, Ossie Ardiles and Chris Waddle.

Gary, who scored in the 1983 FA Cup Final for his first club Brighton, moved to Portsmouth before retiring in 1991. He returned to the Lane as Jumbotron presenter between 1996-98, is still seen regularly in the media and has now founded the Ball School, a football coaching business in Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

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The Club is pleased to support London's campaign to become a major host venue for England's 2018 World Cup bid.

Children from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation joined representatives of London's football clubs and the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, to officially launch the capital's campaign on Tuesday.

London has an unprecedented level of public interest in football with more professional football clubs, 13, than any other city in the world. At an amateur level hundreds of thousands of players from every global community compete in hundreds of organised matches every weekend.

London's application will focus not only on its outstanding football facilities but on its global diversity, legacy and the fan experience it can deliver as one of the world's leading cities in event hosting.

London is calling upon its football community to help secure one million signatories as part of the campaign. Anyone wishing to show their support can do so by logging on to www.England2018bid.com, click on ‘Register Your Support' then choose London in the drop down menu for ‘Choose Your City'. CLICK HERE to go direct to the site.

At the launch, Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London said: "Come on Londoners - join me in supporting the bid to host one of the greatest sporting tournaments in the world. London is a football mad city, from the top-flight professional club and international matches attracting fans in their tens of thousands each week to the friendly kick about in local parks and open spaces like Hackney Marshes, Europe's largest expanse of playing fields.

"We've a track record for hosting international sporting events on a regular basis and the many parks and green spaces would be perfect for watching World Cup matches, so register your support for our city's bid and be ready to welcome the world!"

London will face competition from cities including Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Portsmouth, Newcastle/Gateshead and Nottingham - a total of 15 potential venues are vying for the 12 places available as part of the 2018 bid.

London's formal application to become a host city for the World Cup in 2018 will be delivered by ‘London United', a group of leading executives from a number of major stakeholders within the capital.

‘London United' brings together a range of expertise from organisations such as the GLA Group, the London Boroughs, football clubs and private sector partners. Key individuals include co-founder of The Carphone Warehouse, David Ross. Formerly on the boards of Wembley Stadium and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, Ross has been nominated to the group by the London Mayor. The bid submission is being co-ordinated and driven by Events for London.

Paul Barber, Executive Director, Tottenham Hotspur, is the Club's representative on ‘London United'.

He said: "We are fully behind London's campaign to be a major host venue for England's 2018 World Cup bid. Londoners have an unrivalled passion for football and it would be fantastic for the capital and Tottenham Hotspur to play a significant role if England hosted the 2018 World Cup."

Our pictures show our England Under-21 internationals Tom Huddlestone and Jamie O'Hara giving their support...

Michael Dawson sat back to reflect on last season and admitted: "Everything happened."

The ever-popular and reliable defender was asked for this thoughts on the campaign for Spurs TV Online and reeled off his answer in one take!

So here are his thoughts - and remember, you can watch this interview alongside seasonal reflections from the likes of Jermaine Jenas, Heurelho Gomes, Vedran Corluka and Darren Bent on Spurs TV Online - CLICK HERE...

DAWS ON - the season as a whole...

"Everything happened this season, from the good, to the bad, to just the plain disappointing.

"It was an awful start to the season and everyone has to take full responsibility for that - only two points from eight games is unacceptable.

"Everyone had to take their share of the criticism and look at themselves, and I wasn't playing as many games as I would have liked at that time."

DAWS ON - Harry Redknapp's arrival...

"When Harry came in after eight games, things turned around for a couple of months and it was looking good again until we went through another bad patch.

"But it was always going to be an uphill battle after the start we made, so to get back in contention and climb up the table was good.

"I played quite a few games, which was very good from a personal point of view. I love playing football and that's what it boils down to at the end of the day.

"To come back from where we were to be in with a chance of qualifying for Europe on the final day makes it seem like a good season."

DAWS ON - how being bottom affects players away from the club...

"The start made personal life hard as well. You go home, walk down the street, go to the shops and everything's doom and gloom. That's being at the bottom of the table.

"It's absolutely awful to take from a professional point of view because you're not playing well as a team or as individuals - that's why we were in that position."

DAWS ON - the low point at Stoke...

"Stoke was a bad day for me (we lost 2-1 and had both Michael and Gareth Bale sent off), I hadn't been playing but I came on and was trying to do everything I could to get us back in the game.

"But frustration boiled over and I made an over-the-top tackle. I never went out to hurt him, it was just in the heat of the moment.

"Emotions were running high. We were bottom of the league and it was a difficult day to take.

"But we've bounced back. We looked around, a few words were said, and then Harry came in and turned it around.

"Everyone has got to take credit for the change from Stoke to where we ended up. Everyone stuck together through those hard times."

DAWS ON - the Carling Cup Final...

"We had good cup runs while climbing up the table, and the Carling Cup Final was a fantastic occasion.

"The semi-final was eventful both at home and away to say the least. We found ourselves 1-0 down having been outplayed by Burnley in the first 45 minutes at White Hart Lane.

"If we're honest, they probably had a mad 30 minutes which gave us the upper hand (we eventually won that first leg 4-1) until we went to Burnley.

"On an awful winter's night it was a tough place to go, but all credit to them - they were better than us and we were lucky to go through (we scored two late goals in extra time).

"When we woke up the next day, it wasn't about whether we were lucky or not - we were going to Wembley and that's all that counted at the end of the day.

"The Final at Wembley was the most amazing day and the worst day all rolled into one.

"It was a dream ever since I was a young kid to actually walk out at Wembley and play in a proper game.

"I went on a tour of the stadium about 15 years ago and at that time I never actually dreamt of ever going back there to play.

"It's such a special place, and to walk out for a cup final in front of 90,000 people was amazing - but we didn't win, so it made one of the most amazing days turn into one of the hardest to take in the space of two and a half hours.

"Credit to the lads, we played really well, but we lost the cup final and it was hard to take. But we moved on and climbed up the league."

DAWS ON - creating a new home defensive record of just 10 goals conceded in the league...

"The record was a great achievement for everyone. We weren't conceding too many goals at the start of the season, but we weren't winning the games either.

"You win together and lose together. We weren't scoring as many goals early on as we would've liked, but weren't keeping any clean sheets either, so it balances out.

"In the end, we started scoring and keeping clean sheets, so it made it all look a million times better.

"Everyone must take credit for the record, because we win games as a team and we're all down when we lose."

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Double legend Terry Dyson turns the clock back 48 years to reflect on a memorable win over Arsenal in July's issue of hotspur - out now.

The 4-3 win against the old enemy at the Lane on August 26, 1961 features as the 'Match of the Month' in the club's official magazine.

Terry, who scored in the double-clinching FA Cup Final win against Leicester City in 1961, made Spurs history against the Gunners that day - and it's a personal milestone that still stands.

The diminuitive winger became the first player to score a hat-trick for Spurs against Arsenal and he remains the only Spurs player to do so. In fact, only three players on both sides of the North London divide have managed it - Terry, Ted Drake and Alan Sunderland.

"I get asked about that game on a regular basis," said Terry, a welcome visitor to the Lane at the end of last season for the win against West Brom. "It's certainly one of the most enjoyable matches I played for Spurs and an occasion I like to remind Arsenal supporters about!"

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Jermaine Jenas was full of praise for Aaron Lennon's performances last season.

The winger was in flying form especially in the second half of the campaign with a stand-out display in the Carling Cup Final against United and important goals in key wins against Stoke, Hull and Middlesbrough as we climbed the Premier League.

His form earned a place back in the England squad for the friendly against Slovakia and World Cup qualifier against Ukraine in March and April - his start against Slovakia exactly two years after his previous cap.

It also earned a place on the shortlist for the PFA Young Player of the Year Award and a One Hotspur Members ‘double' of Player of the Season and Young Player of the Season.

"Aaron was brilliant," said JJ. "All the accolades and praise he received are well deserved.

"I'm one of his biggest fans. He worked really hard, played through injury towards the end of the season and did everything that was asked of him.

"I really can't say enough about the lad, his attitude and character. For me, he's the best right winger in England."

Tom Huddlestone agreed: "Apart from the last few weeks, Aaron was fully fit and he seemed more positive in his performances.

"Whenever he gets the ball, he wants to take his defender on, and he puts balls into dangerous areas where strikers can't help but get on the end of them."

Danny Rose's dream of playing a part in the European Under-21 Championship Final and bringing home a winner's medal ended in heartbreak on Monday night.

The midfielder was an unused substitute as the Three Lions were mauled 4-0 by Germany in the final at Malmo's New Stadium.

Gonzalo Castro opened the scoring in the first half, Mesut Ozil doubled it early in the second half and two late goals from Sandro Wagner made it a tough night for Stuart Pearce's men.

Danny played in one of England's five matches in Sweden but insists it's been a valuable experience for him to be away with the squad at such a big tournament.

"It's been great. I've learned something from every game and it's an experience I wouldn't change for the world," said Danny, still just 18.

"Just being around a group of players like this improves you as a player, training is so fast and intense.

"Hopefully, the management team at Spurs will also have seen that I did well in the group game against Germany and that I've not been out of my depth at this level and that can only benefit me as well."

JOY FOR GOMES

Heurelho Gomes was also an unused substitute but delighted to pick up a winner's medal as Brazil lifted the FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa on Sunday.

Back in the squad for the first time since 2006, the popular goalkeeper remained on the bench throughout the tournament with Inter Milan's Julio Cesar the number one.

A shock looked on the cards as the USA stormed into a 2-0 lead by half-time in Johannesburg but Brazil hit back with three goals in the second half to secure the trophy.

It was the second Confederations Cup medal for Gomes having been part of the successful Brazil squad in 2005.

The deadline for membership renewals of One Hotspur Bronze and Lilywhite Members has been extended to Tuesday, July 7.

We have been experiencing a technical issue with a number of online transactions caused by the 'Verified by Visa' software on our eticketing website.

With this in mind and to give our supporters the best possible opportunity of renewing their membership in order to maintain their place on the Season Ticket waiting list and/or keep their loyalty points, we have taken the decision to extend the deadline by a week.

If you have renewed online since June 15 and are in any way concerned that your renewal may have been affected, you can check your membership status online at 'My Account' on our e-ticketing website - CLICK HERE...

We will be sending an email today (Tuesday, June 30) to those Members that have yet to renew as a further reminder of this deadline extension.

You can renew your One Hotspur Bronze or Lilywhite Membership online - CLICK HERE - or over the phone by calling 0844 844 0102.

We would also like to take this opportunity to advise supporters that due to a system upgrade, we will not be able to take any bookings either online or over the phone between 3.00pm on Wednesday, July 1 through to 9.30am on Thursday, July 2.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your support in this matter if you are affected.

Harry Redknapp has described his perfect Sunday to hotspur magazine - on sale now.

The manager answers a question from Aubrey Dhanraj of Hounslow in the popular 'View From...' Q&A feature in July's issue of the club's official magazine.

"A game of golf in the morning followed with a couple of mates, back home to watch the football in the afternoon and then out with Sandra for a bit of pasta - all with three points in the bag from the Saturday. Now that's the perfect weekend!" smiled Harry.

Harry is asked questions on all manner of subjects both on and off the pitch including his thoughts on meeting a number of the players from our famous double side at the West Brom game at the end of last season.

"They were fantastic, unbelievably great players. It was an amazing team and they will always be special players at Tottenham," he said.

There is also a question comparing the signing of Wilson Palacios to the arrival of Dave Mackay - seen by many as most important signing of Bill Nicholson's double side.

"If Wilson's anywhere near as good as Dave Mackay we'll be delighted," said Harry. "There are not many players in my lifetime who will come anywhere near Dave Mackay. Wilson is a terrific young player, a player we needed and I think he will only get better."

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Fixtures and fittings - The provisional Premier League fixture list for 2009-10.

Kitted out - A detailed look at our fanastic new PUMA kits for next season.

Onside with Danny Rose - The England Under-21 midfielder talks London, Lennon and Luther Vandross!

For whom the bell Tulls - A celebration of the life of Spurs hero Walter Tull on the 100th anniversary of his arrival at the club.

Hotspur Health - The second in our two-part guide to emulating the fitness routines of Spurs' best players, and a great way to stay in shape over the summer. This month: Fighting Fit.

Blue and whites unite - Boy band and 'I’m A Celebrity...' star Antony Costa on his love affair with Tottenham Hotspur.

Still going strong - Former Spurs and England man Gary Stevens reveals how he keeps himself busy nowadays.

DJ Nihal - The Radio 1 DJ's exclusive column.

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Danny Rose is hoping to play a part on the big stage as England take on Germany in the European Under-21 Championship Final in Sweden on Monday night.

Malmo's New Stadium plays host to the final kicking-off at 7.45pm UK time.

Attacking midfielder Danny has played in one of England's four matches so far, the final group game against the Germans last week. He made his first start at Under-21 level and completed the full 90 minutes in the 1-1 draw.

Danny didn't feature in the nerve-wracking semi-final win over Sweden on Friday, where the Three Lions led 3-0 at half-time only for the hosts to hit back and incredibly level it at 3-3 in the second half. There were no further goals in extra-time so it went to penalties with England taking the shoot-out 4-3.

The goalposts have changed somewhat for coach Stuart Pearce going into the final with strikers Gabriel Agbonlahor and Fraizer Campbell, plus goalkeeper Joe Hart, all suspended.

"Out of the five games so far and obviously apart from the group game against Germany, this is probably the one I'm most likely to feature in because we've lost Fraizer and Gabby," said Danny from Sweden on Sunday.

"If we need a goal in the game or another attacking option, we haven't those strikers to call upon, so hopefully I'll be in a good position to get involved."

Danny said the squad will take positives from the group game where Pearce rested a number of players yet England dominated, despite going behind early.

"We can't get complacent but we drew with them in the group stages when we didn't field our strongest team," he reasoned.

"We played very well that night and we started with the likes of myself and Jack Rodwell, both 18, and some of the lads hadn't played for a few weeks because the Championship ended earlier in May.

"We can't just think now that we've got the likes of Theo Walcott, James Milner, Mark Noble to come in we'll walk all over them, but it's certainly something in our favour.

"Germany are a good team with talented players but we outplayed them that night and we can be confident.

"As I said before, we don't fear anyone and we all believe we can win."

As for the semi-final, Danny went through all the emotions from the bench.

"I was sat right behind the manager, we were 3-0 up and I heard him say 'one more goal and it's safe' and I remember thinking to myself 'what do you mean, one more goal, we're 3-0 up' but look what happened.

"I got complacent, I thought it was all over at half-time and it just shows it's not over until it's over.

"Everyone thought it was over apart from the gaffer and that shows the experience he has, he knows what's what.

"It wasn't nice watching a 3-0 lead slip but the lads showed great character to come back and win the penalty shoot-out."

Would he have fancied taking a penalty, rather than watching it all unfold? "No, not really!" he laughed. "You never know though - it could happen again in the final."

Ledley King likes the way our pre-season is shaping up.

We have nine first team friendlies scheduled including competing in the Wembley Cup and the Barclays Asia Trophy in China.

We kick-off at Exeter City on July 15 and travel to Bournemouth (July 17) and Peterborough United (July 21) before the high-profile fixture against Barcelona in the Wembley Cup on July 24.

Our second game in the Wembley Cup is against Celtic on July 26 before we jet off to the Far East.

We kick-off in the Barclays Asia Trophy against West Ham on July 29 before facing either Hull City or Beijing Gouan two days later on July 31, both matches at the Worker's Stadium, Beijing.

We then travel to Hong Kong to take on South China FC at the Hong Kong National Stadium.

Our final friendly is against Olympiakos at the Lane on Sunday, August 9.

"It will be a test and that's what you want," stated Ledley.

"There is no point winning every game seven or eight-nil and then when you start the season, you have that sense of security, thinking things are perhaps better than what they are.

"What you need is a test against top-class players and we'll get that this summer. It's not just about winning in pre-season, it's about getting your performance right, tactics, fitness and making sure you're ready for the start of the season. That's all that really matters."

Popular goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes is the cover star of the latest issue of hotspur magazine - in shops now!

The Brazilian international - currently on international duty in the FIFA Confederations Cup - talks exclusively to the July issue of our official monthly magazine.

Gomes is featured over eight pages, accompanied by stunning new photographs, as he reflects on a rollercoaster first season at Spurs.

ELSEWHERE IN JULY'S HOTSPUR...

Fixtures and fittings - The provisional Premier League fixture list for 2009-10.

Kitted out - A detailed look at our fanastic new PUMA kits for next season.

View from the manager - Harry Redknapp answers fans' questions.

Onside with Danny Rose - The England Under-21 midfielder talks London, Lennon and Luther Vandross!

For whom the bell Tulls - A celebration of the life of Spurs hero Walter Tull on the 100th anniversary of his arrival at the club.

Hotspur Health - The second in our two-part guide to emulating the fitness routines of Spurs' best players, and a great way to stay in shape over the summer. This month: Fighting Fit.

Blue and whites unite - Boy band and 'I’m A Celebrity...' star Antony Costa on his love affair with Tottenham Hotspur.

Still going strong - Former Spurs and England man Gary Stevens reveals how he keeps himself busy nowadays.

DJ Nihal - The Radio 1 DJ's exclusive column.

Make sure you pick up July's copy from Saturday!

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One Hotspur Bronze Members have the option to apply for tickets in advance of the main on-sale dates by submitting an application to purchase one or more of the multi-game ticket packages now on offer exclusively to them.

The first of these multi-game packages are now available, and include:

Package A - Liverpool, Fulham, Sunderland, Wigan

Package B - Manchester United, Aston Villa, Blackburn, Stoke

Package C - Arsenal, Everton, Burnley, Birmingham

Package D - Chelsea, Portsmouth, Hull, Wolves

For full details and to download an application form CLICK HERE...

Please note that the closing date for Package A, which includes our opening home fixture of the season against Liverpool, is July 3.

Applications will be dealt with in strict date order from when they are received and tickets are strictly subject to availability.

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The Club is delighted to unveil our new home, away and third kits from PUMA for the 2009-10 season, each representing the three core Club colours of white, blue and yellow.

Our new PUMA range can now be viewed via an interactive fan focused microsite, reflective of the innovative kit designs. The bespoke microsite, which features the Club's football freestyler, provides supporters with the opportunity to see each kit in motion.

The web application also allows fans to view an image gallery featuring members of the first team in the new range, as well as providing exclusive downloadable content.

GO TO THE MICROSITE BY CLICKING HERE...

The new home kit will first be worn on the Club's return to Wembley Stadium against FC Barcelona in the Wembley Cup on July 24. Wembley will also showcase the Club's new yellow third strip in the match against Celtic on July 26, with the blue away kit worn for the first time at White Hart Lane in the pre season friendly against Olympiakos on August 9.

The Spurs Megastore on Tottenham High Road will exclusively open at one minute past midnight (Thursday night, Friday morning) on July 24 for the official in store launch of the home and third kits. The away kit will be launched in store on August 8.

The logo of the Club's sponsor MANSION will appear on all kit and will feature Mandarin Chinese script on the away and the third kit.

Paul Barber, Executive Director, Tottenham Hotspur said: "We are privileged to have a great heritage and tradition at Tottenham Hotspur and the new range of kit pays homage to the three key Club colours used in previous kit throughout the Club's history."

Roger Harrison, Marketing Director, PUMA UK comments: "We have worked extremely closely with the Club in developing a really strong and exciting new range of Tottenham Hotspur kits. The new home jersey incorporates PUMA's latest technologies, and we believe that everyone involved with the Club will be proud to wear the new kits."

Fans can pre-order the kit now by CLICKING HERE. For kit pre-orders received over £50, fans will receive a £5* gift card and for orders over £100 a £10* gift card.

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Vedran Corluka talks about his Croatian compatriot Luka Modric's first season in the latest interviews now available on Spurs TV Online.

The midfielder impressed everyone - not least boss Harry Redknapp - not just with his ability on the ball and to make things happen in forward areas, but also his toughness and willingness to get stuck into the physical English game.

Defender Vedran said: "Hopefully he will be even better next season because he knows how other teams play against us and the surroundings, so it will be a lot easier for him."

Meanwhile, Michael Dawson recalls his feelings on Robbie Keane's return and you can have a taste of the Tottenham Carnival as we've footage from last weekend's popular event.

You can now watch the interviews in full by turning to the 'Interviews' section of Spurs TV Online while the Carnival footage is in our 'Extra Time' area.

ALSO AVAILABLE - You can also watch reviews from Ledley King, Heurelho Gomes, Jermaine Jenas and Darren Bent plus watch behind-the-scenes footage as the lads take on the Crossbar Challenge with Soccer AM.

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