A big initiative that Tottenham Hotspur first debuted in 2004 is set to be relaunched over the coming weeks after a nine-year pause.The new-look Tottenham leadership, headed by CEO Vinai Venkatesham, has reiterated their desire to demonstrate that the club is in a new era, and to mark a break with the previous era overseen by former chairman Daniel Levy.The club has certainly done that with the way they have acted in the summer window, demonstrating that they are ready to pursue ready-made Premier League-proven players.They have shown a willingness to pay big transfer fees and competitive salaries in order to do that, and they are now attempting to forge a closer connection with the club’s fans by paying an ode to some of the greatest players to represent Spurs.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham relaunch their Hall of Fame ahead of club’s 144th anniversaryTottenham have announced that on the eve of the 144th anniversary of the club’s formation back in 1882, they have relaunched the ‘Hall of Fame’, which celebrates the greatest players and managers to have represented the Lilywhites.Spurs first launched the Hall of Fame in 2004, with 45 former players and managers having been inducted over the next 12 years, including the biggest name in Tottenham’s history, Bill Nicholson.The initiative was paused when White Hart Lane was closed in 2017 and has not been resumed since the club moved into their new stadium in 2019.However, following discussions with the Fan Advisory Board, the decision has now been made to resume it and to ‘refresh’ the format and also include inductees from the women’s team.On the eve of the 144th anniversary of the Club’s formation, Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce the re-launch of its Hall of Fame – celebrating the former players, managers and key figures who have made outstanding contributions to our history.All the details 🔗… pic.twitter.com/J6LkrDwu0t— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) September 4, 2026When will the next Spurs legends be inducted into Hall of Fame?The new structure of the Hall of Fame will see annual inductions from four categories: a men’s player or manager from pre-1990, a men’s player or manager from 1990 onwards, a women’s player or manager from any era, and a special recognition for a club figure, who has played a key role on and off the pitch.The first four names to be inducted this season have already been unanimously decided by the club and the Fan Advisory Board representatives.The four names will be announced over the coming days, and they will be presented on the pitch in front of the fans ahead of the clash against Aston Villa at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, September 19.READ MORE: Look away Aston Villa fans, Tottenham’s net spend is below even Hull and IpswichThe post Tottenham announce plans to relaunch exciting initiative after nine-year pause appeared first on Spurs Web.