An Ajax fan drew an Amsterdam coat of arms sign on a Tottenham supporter’s shirt while he was sleeping.
The Amsterdam coat of arms is a symbol which represents the city of Amsterdam and consists of three vertical crosses.
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Football fans were unsure whether the stunt was real or fake
And ahead of Tottenham’s Champions League semi-final first leg clash with Ajax in north London on Tuesday, an away fan took advantage of a Spurs supporter, who appeared to be napping on a bench.
Three crosses were drawn over the Tottenham badge as ‘Ajax’ was written across ‘AIA’, the shirt’s official sponsor.
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A picture on Instagram shows the Ajax prankster with a red marker pen, clearly happy with his work, and pointing at the helpless Spurs fan.
The caption reads ‘brilliant’ with a laughing emoji, while others were less than impressed.
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Brilliant 😂ðŸ‘
@morgaroo22 wrote: “Na not fair the guy paid good money for that shirt for it to get vandalised that’s kinda scummy, still want Ajax to win though.â€
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Meanwhile, some suspected the whole stunt was fake.
@rossy_r9 said: “A Tottenham fan wearing a Tottenham shirt is gonna fall asleep in London somewhere whilst an Ajax fan has time to draw that on his top??? Seems like a set up to me.â€
@jamie_l85 added: “Obviously a set up, but still makes for an amusing pic all the same.â€
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