Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly looking into further sanctions towards an academy scout who joked about not wanting the club crest to touch his skin.The Arsenal supporter, who states he has a Uefa B License, uploaded photos of himself in a Tottenham tracksuit next to the club motto.He captioned the post: "Looking forward to getting the new set of superstars to the club".He added: "You know the project's good when you're a boyhood Arsenal fan and you switch sides".TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayOne follower responded to the post: "Do not let that badge touch your skin."The scout subsequently replied: "I've already got the base layer."A second follower added: "We need someone on the inside," promoting the response: "shhhhh".When a third commented a snake emoji, the scout replied: "I know, I know, its deserved haha."The employee then replied, "It was tough," when asked, "How the hell did you get dressed in that?"Spurs were left "deeply unimpressed" with the social media exchange, according to the Daily Mail.The club are considering taking further action, the publication claims.The matter is understood to be being dealt with in-house.LATEST SPORT NEWSTottenham board have four reasons to sack Igor Tudor already as crunch Crystal Palace match loomsTottenham stars face their wages being drastically slashed if they are relegated - except top earnerTottenham's continued humiliation proves one thingTottenham have declined to comment.Fans of the north London club have responded to the comments, claiming the new scout lacks respect for his employer.However, some have jumped to defend the young man, suggesting the comments were clearly said in jest.The reports emerge amid a tough period for Tottenham as they sit dangerously close to the relegation zone.Igor Tudor was brought in on an interim basis after the dismissal of Thomas Frank in an attempt to change the club's struggling form.The London club sat in 16th in the Premier League, just five points above the relegation zone.They had recorded just two wins from their last 17 matches in the league.Since Tudor's arrival, Tottenham's bad form has continued with the manager losing his first two games, with the side remaining in 16th place.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter