Manchester United apologise for publication of a Nazi Swastika-style logo on club email The United Uncovered email, which bears the offending image, also carries the heading of New Order - a term linked to Nazism following Adolf Hitler's call in 1941 for a European New Order - above images of several players, including Adnan Januzaj, David de Gea and Danny Welbeck. Images of the email have caused outrage on Twitter, prompting United's Head of Media, David Sternberg, to tweet an apology and pledge an investigation into how the publication was cleared for publication. United are understood to have taken action to prevent further distribution the United Uncovered email, with senior figures at Old Trafford taken aback by the incident. Australian goalkeeper Mark Bosnich is the most high-profile footballer to have become embroiled in a Nazism furore after being fined £1,000 for delivering a Nazi salute to Tottenham Hotspur supporters during a Premier League game for Aston Villa at White Hart Lane in 1996. Tottenham, a club with a sizeable Jewish following, have also been at the centre of a campaign this season to eradicate the "Yids" chant among their supporters. The term "Yid" is regarded as a derogatory reference to Jewish people, but some Tottenham supporters claim to use the chant having "reclaimed" the insult in an act of defiance.