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Quite simply the coolest thing Tottenham fans will see all week as new limited edition artwork is unveiled

Tottenham Hotspur manager Bill Nicholson (1919 - 2004) with the Football League Cup outside the team's club headquarters, London, UK, 1st March 197...
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Wallets at the ready Tottenham Hotspur fans after club unveils the coolest thing you will see all week.

Tottenham's Argentinian coach Mauricio Pochettino looks on during a training session at Allianz Stadium in Turin on February 12, 2017 on the eve of their UEFA Champions League football...

Things are looking rosy for Tottenham on and off the pitch with the club well placed to advance in the Champions League after the heroic 2-2 draw against Juventus in Turin, poised for another season of qualification for Europe’s elite competition and the big stadium move on the horizon.

Mauricio Pochettino has moulded the North Londoners into one of the best and most exciting sides in Europe.

But even the most vintage of Spurs displays against Crystal Palace this weekend will struggle to top the club’s new artwork depicting heroes such as Harry Kane, Paul Gascoigne and Gareth Bale.

‘Heroes of White Hart Lane’ depicts former manager Bill Nicholson delivering a half-time team-talk in a reworking of an iconic image that adorned the players’ tunnel wall at the club’s home ground.

Alongside the man who delivered Spurs’ last league title back in 1961 are a selection of club legends as chosen by fans in a recent poll.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Bill Nicholson (1919 - 2004) with the Football League Cup outside the team's club headquarters, London, UK, 1st March 1971. Spurs beat Aston Villa on the 27th...

The updated image shows legendary boss Nicholson dishing out orders to Kane inside the dressing room while the 10 other club greats watch on.

The cool artwork also features Steve Perryman, Ledley King, Graham Roberts, Hugo Lloris, Gary Mabbutt, Glenn Hoddle, David Ginola and Jimmy Greaves.

Each player has personally signed the print, which is now available to bid for via an online auction on eBay where is has already reached over £7,000 at the time of writing and ends next week.