President Kim Jong-Un bans three Premier League teams from being shown in North Korea

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Fans of Tottenham Hotspur in North Korea will have to do without images of their beloved club for the time being. The ruthless dictator Kim Jong-un has banned Totenham matches. The reason is the captain of the Spurs.

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President Kim Jong-Un bans three Premier League teams from being shown in North Korea

The president of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, has banned Tottenham Hotspur’s games from being shown in the country. According to the UK Sun, Jong-Un does not want matches involving South Korean players to be televized. Spurs are captained by Son Heung-min. This means Jong-un won’t be able to watch Tottenham host his favourite team Manchester United in a crunch clash on Saturday evening. Coverage of the Premier League in North Korea last year did no…

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The supreme leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Kim Jong Un, has banned the broadcasting of Tottenham matches in North Korea. Football fans cannot enjoy other broadcasts either, because although there are broadcasting agreements, the matches are...

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SCAN SPORT - Due to the presence of South Korean Son Heung-Min, Tottenham games will no longer be aired in North Korea.

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Kim Jong-un has banned coverage of Spurs and two other Premier League clubs

North Korea dictator Kim Jong-un has banned coverage of three Premier League clubs including Tottenham.