This is bad! Tottenham Pizza Pizza Resto, 17 years without a trophy is a laughing stock!

Gilabola.com – Tottenham Hotspur is back into a public joke, this time from Domino’s Pizza, which is witty insinuating the club’s fasting through a digital billboard that was installed directly in front of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, right before the Europa League final.

6,279 days without trophies: Domino’s remind Tottenham through pizza

On May 21, 2025 – the day that also marked 17 years, two months and 24 days since the last time Spurs raised the trophy – Domino’s launched a Billboard that shows fantastic numbers: more than 1,569,226,205 pizza has been sent in England and Ireland since Tottenham won his last trophy in 2008.

This figure not only invites laughter, but also conveyed visually with sufficient size to “cover the Tottenham Stadium 25,873 times.”

Domino’s stated that this billboard was only a form of joke ahead of the Europa League final match at the San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao, when Tottenham faced Manchester United. “We always deliver orders – now it’s Spurs’ turn to do the same thing,” said a spokesman for Domino’s.

And if Spurs really win, they are ready to “reset the pizza count to zero.”

Great pressure for Tottenham and Ange

Domino’s satire became increasingly relevant because Spurs were experiencing a bad season in the Premier League, stranded at the bottom of the standings. The only hope is now based on the final tonight-not just for the trophy, but also for self-esteem.

Since winning the 2008 League Cup with a 2-1 win over Chelsea, Tottenham has never felt the sweetness of the Major trophy. Opportunities almost came to the final of the EFL Cup 2021, but vanished in the hands of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

And now, under coach Ange postecoglou, the pressure is on his shoulders. Domino’s also added, “All eyes are on Ange … no pressure, mate.”

Competition Secretly with Arsenal

If you win, Spurs also have the opportunity to claim “more successful season” compared to Arsenal – even though the Gunners almost champions of the Premier League and had advanced to the Champions League semifinals before being defeated by PSG.

Ironically, their former star, Harry Kane, has just won his first trophy with Bayern Munich after winning the Bundesliga – added a spice in the never ending comparison.