It has now been two and a half decades since Sol Campbell’s treacherous move across the North London divide, but Tottenham fans have still not forgiven or forgotten.Former Tottenham Hotspur academy graduate and captain, Sol Campbell, infamously decided to run his contract down and sign for Arsenal on a free transfer in 2001.The 52-year-old remains public enemy number one among the Spurs faithful, with unflattering chants still regularly heard about him at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.Campbell has previously accused Tottenham fans of treating him unfairly, but it does not appear as if the Spurs supporters are going to change their behaviour anytime soon.Photo by Tom Jenkins/Getty ImagesTottenham fan humiliates Sol Campbell after scoring against his sideSpurs fan and vlogger Dan Muino played in a charity game against a team managed by Campbell, and he took the opportunity to make sure the 52-year-old knows what he thinks of him.Muino refused to shake hands with the former Tottenham and Arsenal centre-back before the game, and that was not all.When the vlogger found the back of the net, he ran straight towards Campbell to celebrate in front of him, with Muino taking off his jersey to reveal a shirt with the message: “There is a Traitor Among Us.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rising Ballers (@risingballers)Campbell tried to shift the blame on Spurs, but Alan Sugar hit backIn his appearance on The Overlap last year, Campbell insisted that Tottenham tried to get him charged when he was wrongfully accused of having assaulted a steward, in order to reduce the value of his contract.The former England defender even asserted that Spurs’ behaviour had an influence on his decision to join their bitter rivals.When asked what pushed him to sign for Arsenal, Campbell revealed: “For me, the episode of trying to frame me for no reason, that really governed my decision, and I wanted to win.”When asked if he made the move to get back at Spurs, he responded: “Not revenge, but when you look at it, I’d been done over for no reason. I hadn’t decided where I was going, but my mindset shifted after that.”However, former Tottenham owner Alan Sugar accused Campbell of lying, suggesting it was simply a case of the defender not getting the bumper salary he wanted at White Hart Lane.READ MORE: Tottenham Hotspur perform U-turn on what they want to be called as the T-word returnsThe post ‘Traitor’ Sol Campbell just got mugged off by a Tottenham fan during a charity match appeared first on Spurs Web.