Charity to benefit from Spurs players' fines

Club fines handed out to Tottenham players are to be used to help fund a new long-term charity commitment.

Mon, 26 Mar, 2007 - 18:48

Club fines handed out to Tottenham players are to be used to help fund a new long-term charity commitment.

The Premiership club have announced a new international charity partnership with SOS Children’s Villages and donate money received from players’ fines towards the cause.

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