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Published 10:49 12 Feb 2021 GMT

The toys cost £24.99 and can be purchased straight from the Snugzy website, rather than directly through Tottenham's online store.
Every player is available - you can even customise them and get your own face printed onto a Snugzy, although that would be a bit strange.
The reaction to these on twitter has been one of confusion to say the least.
The Football Ramble tweeted screenshots of the toys listed on the Spurs website, captioned 'Erm', summing up our thoughts into three letters.
https://twitter.com/FootballRamble/status/1359971306448502794
Then, of course, the memes rolled out, with many finding a way to mock Spurs' current form under Jose Mourinho.
https://twitter.com/OMyles90/status/1359973412832215045
https://twitter.com/FootballJOE/status/1360171473621700608?s=20
https://twitter.com/Simply_Spurs/status/1359982602120269826
And it turns out, you can also buy Snugzy toys of Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and West Ham players. Some even have retro shirts on.
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