West Ham legend Mark Noble noticed with Tottenham badge as chuckling lover seems to prank unaware Hammers good all through derby

Mark Noble’s ‘Mr. West Ham’ nickname was put to the take a look at by a sneaky enthusiast on Sunday.

Tottenham won the London derby amongst the two sides 2- thanks to goals from Emerson Royal and Heung-min Son.

The Hammers were handed their initially defeat in 5 games, with their sporting director, Noble, watching on from the stands.

The 35-year-outdated had an iconic 18-calendar year occupation with the club ahead of retiring at the close of past year, and will be properly informed there are not any greater rivals for West Ham than Spurs.

That produced a social media clip of him donning a Tottenham badge all the much more amusing, with the perpetrator laughing along as Noble seemed to be unaware what was happening.

Jay Rutland, the son-in-law of previous Components 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, posted an Instagram story in the stands at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with the caption ‘the solution @spursofficial fan’.

The digicam then panned to Noble with a Spurs pin on his lapel, with the tune ‘glory, glory Tottenham Hotspur’ actively playing in excess of the top.

The laughing Rutland then posted a clip article-match saying ‘three very unhappy West Ham supporters today’ with Noble strolling off irritated.

A ultimate image of Noble then said ‘if looks could kill’ with the Hammers director likely fuming that he’d been caught out by the prank.