Tottenham have been mocked over a bizarre partnership with Netflix show Squid Game.
The scary guards from the show will roam around their 62,850-capacity stadium before two home games.
They will be there before the home matches with Liverpool this Sunday (22 Dec).
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And versus Wolverhampton Wanderers on 29 December.
A giant Young-hee doll – featured in the ‘Red Light, Green Light’ game – will be outside the ground too.
The Premier League club has formed a partnership with TV streaming giant Netflix.
It is ahead of the upcoming second season of Squid Game on Boxing Day.
But supporters ridiculed the club – run by chairman Daniel Levy – over the odd match day experience.
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Ben Cruise joked: “Partnership with Squid Game, you’ll never sing that.”
Spurs fan Elliot Rogers quipped: “Can we put Levy in the games?”
One rival supporter Danny said: “Very Spursy.”
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Another added: “Need to focus on our own games mate.”
Players will also take part in Squid Game challengers
A Tottenham Hotspur spokesperson said: “We are delighted to announce a partnership with Netflix to support the launch of the upcoming second season of Squid Game.
“Season one of the Korean thriller earned international, critical acclaim and became Netflix’s most-watched series in history.
“To mark the launch of the new season release on 26 December, Netflix has partnered with the club, with activations planned around Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League fixtures against Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers.”
They added: “This will include experiential activity for fans, with the infamous Squid Game guards roaming the stadium in their pink hooded jumpsuits for photo opportunities.
“And a giant blimp of the Young-hee doll – featured in the ‘Red Light, Green Light’ game – appearing outside the stadium pre-match.
“Fans will also see visual elements on the stadium’s LED screens and the Squid Game Season 2 trailer played at half-time during the Liverpool match.
“In the build-up, Tottenham Hotspur will be releasing exclusive Squid Game-themed content across its channels, with Men’s and Women’s players participating in some of the challenges made famous by the show.”
Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur, said: “Squid Game 2 will undoubtedly be one of the most talked-about shows over the festive period and our partnership with Netflix places the Club at the centre of popular culture.
“This is yet another exciting way to enhance the matchday experience and bring our fans fresh, engaging content across digital channels”.
A whopping 330 million people watched the first season of the South Korean drama.
Contestants were forced to fight to the death with and against each other.
Tottenham’s captain Heung-min Son is from the country.
The club has also signed South Korean starlet Yang Min-Hyeok, as reported on What’s The Jam.
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