The King walked out onto Tottenham Hotspur's football pitch after meeting their club captains Son Heung-min and Bethany England as the monarch received a warm welcome from fans within the stadium. King Charles visited Tottenham Hotspur's stadium to celebrate the football club's positive socio-economic impact on the local community through its

King Charles III learned how to throw an American football like a quarterback. Thankfully, there was no tush push.

Tottenham Hotspur proudly welcomed His Majesty King Charles III to N17 today on an official visit to celebrate the positive socio-economic impact of the Club on its local area.

As touched on, during those times with Kane, Mousa Dembele, Christian Eriksen, Hugo Lloris, Jan Vertonghen and Dele at their peak, Son surely believed Spurs would win something, anything, so you can hardly judge him for loyalty, which is something unbeknown to modern footballers.

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King Charles tried his hand at American football as he visited Tottenham Hotspur’s £1billion stadium on Wednesday morning. Charles, 76, appeared in fine form as he returned smiles and waved to local schoolchildren who had been chanting ‘we want the King’ before his arrival.