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Who We Are

Toronto Spurs was founded in 2019 after an AGM vote to split up Spurs Canada into separate OSC's. Toronto Spurs continues on the great work that Spurs Canada had done for over 15 years with the hope to evolve into one of the best T.H.F.C supporters clubs in the world.​

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We meet for every Spurs game at Scotland Yard pub on the Esplanade in Toronto, no matter what time or weather, rain or snow. It's a place for fans, both old and new to come together and share their passion and excitement in a fun and comfortable environment.

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Honorary President - Steve Nash:

Legendary Canadian, huge Spurs fan and 2x NBA MVP, became our honorary president at our inaugural Toronto Spurs event, "Meet and greet Steve Nash".

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Chairman & Twitter Admin - Matt:

Hooked on Spurs ever since watching highlights of Ossie and Ricky on Soccer Saturday with Graham Leggat in the early 1980's, Matt is responsible for the growth, partnership opportunities, and overall direction of Toronto Spurs.

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Co-director of Membership Admin - Andrew:

Spurs fan since ’98. 12 years living in North London and marrying into a family of lifelong Spurs supporters got me hooked.  Watching the 2019 CL run at the Yard will always be a treasured memory.  COYS!!

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Co-director of Membership Admin - Nat:

Born and raised North of London, got my passion for Tottenham from my mum, who used to stand in the terraces as a kid. Used to frequent the Park Lane stand and watch the likes of Scottie Parker, Friedel, Eriksen and Bale. Moved to Canada in 2015.​

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Treasurer - Mark:

Passionate life long Spurs fan. Long time treasurer and integral part of Spurs Canada and now Toronto Spurs.

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Webmaster and FPL Commissioner - Roger:

Born in London, my 1st game was an F.A. Cup loss to Southampton in 1990. Grew up watching Gazza, Lineker then Klinsmann and co. Highlights as a fan include European nights, away days, the '99 & 2008 cup finals, being a Spurs mascot as a junior and of course, the team coming to Toronto in 2014. Moved to Canada 2010 and been involved with Spurs Canada/Toronto Spurs since then. COYS!

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Instagram Admin - Chris

I'm originally from Finland and was first drawn to Spurs by the entertaining football and Teemu Tainio. Later in life I moved to North London to start my professional Brewing career at Beavertown Brewery and ended up staying in North London for 7.5 years before moving to Canada, that really connected me to the club.

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Director of Communications - Tom

Born and raised in Kent into a Tottenham family. Saw us beat Charlton 5-1 as an 8 year old, and I've been hooked ever since. Spent my life following the team around England and Europe, evangelising and complaining to anyone who would listen, and had the privilege of playing on the pitch at the old and new stadiums. Moved to Canada in 2023, with Toronto Spurs my new home away from home.

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Co-director of Fundraising - Patrick

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Co-director of Fundraising - Ben

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Secretary & Record Keeper - Melanie

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Graphic Design - Bojana

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​Director at Large - Paul & Ryan

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In Memoriam: Ian Adler

One of the key founding members of Toronto Spurs, Ian was an essential member of our Board of Directors from his first day on it to his last day with us. His efforts helped build the foundations that our club will stand upon for years to come. From helping to design and manage the first members database, to becoming our first Director of Fundraising his impression will be a lasting one not only within Toronto Spurs but also with all of the volunteers and kids of Regent Park United.

Through his fundraising efforts, Ian helped our club raise close to $20,000 for the Regent Park Soccer League (now Regent Park United) during his time at the helm. In turn that program helped, and continues to help, to change lives through football. Even through his final few months Ian pushed to build the template and systems that we still use to run our fundraising operations, never letting on that he knew his final whistle was coming.

Ian was a great storyteller and that he would often share his memories of the proud history of the club with his friends at Scotland Yard. He may no longer be with us, but what he's helped build always will be.

Thank you Ian.

Forever one of our own.

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