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This season's Premier League mascots ranked

The only ranking of Premier League mascots you will need this season.

This season's Premier League mascots ranked

By Sam Diss

03 August 2017

The only ranking of Premier League mascots you will need this season.

We know they’re only there to keep the kids happy, but our voices must be heard...

Moonchester, Man City

City’s mascot is an ‘alien’ from ‘the moon’. That’s it. *Pretends to smoke a spliff.* Yeah. Nice one, dudes.

Mighty Red, Liverpool

Mighty Red is meant to be a liver bird, but instead looks like he’s a talking Disney haemorrhoid.

Hammerhead, West Ham

A ’roided-up half-castle/half-robot that dances like a b-boy and is beloved by
no one.

Monty the Magpie, Newcastle

I’m really glad to see Newcastle back in the big time but I’m also pretty sure that their mascot is wearing jeans.

Chirpy Cockerel, Tottenham Hotspur

Real cockerels have dead marble eyes and a beak made to break flesh. Mascot-ise that, Levy.

Sammy Saint, Southampton

He’s a friendly dog with the name of a bare-knuckle boxer. He deserved better than this.

Bertie Bee, Burnley

There’s something alluring about Bertie – perhaps his perennial smile or that time he tackled a streaker. It keeps him mid-table.

Filbert Fox, Leicester City

HAHAHA HE LOOKS LIKE CRASH BANDICOOT! HAHAHA YEERRRRRS!

Baggie Bird, West Brom

A throstle with a murderer’s grin. More interesting than the football team itself.

Harry The Hornet, Watford

Clearly nobody at the club has seen a hornet, but he earns points for last year’s knee-slide with Ighalo.

Cyril The Swan, Swansea

That swan is not well and we need to treat it with respect before it’s rotting at the bottom of a boating lake.

Cherry Bear, Bournemouth

A pleasant giant dog or a pastiche of an ex-prime minister’s wife? You decide. (We decided: the first one.)

Gully, Brighton & Hove Albion

Gully looks exactly like a bloke you’d make mates with on a plane to Ibiza and then bump into again at a club at 7am. He keeps calling himself the King of Ibiza. I think he’s bleeding.

Stamford The Lion, Chelsea

Stamford actually looks vaguely lionesque, elevating him tenfold above his barely felid peers.

Fred The Red, Man United

First appearing in 1994, Fred looks like if Alejandro Jodorowsky cast Frank Sidebottom as Satan. Class.

Pete The Eagle, Crystal Palace

You can tell Pete’s cool because he’s wearing Wayfarer sunglasses and most eagles don’t wear glasses at all.

Pottermus, Stoke City

The sheer brass balls of this aching ‘Potters’ pun – and the hippo’s ace duck-egg blue hue – deserve respect.

Terry the Terrier, Huddersfield Town

The Huddersfield team will probably spend most of the year getting their heads caved in on the pitch this season but their eerily-realistic, nightmarish, Teen Wolf dog-thing mascot will do them proud.