You should be correct, but Spurs are still portrayed as a big club (whatever that means) and they are based in a city with loads of tourists. That the ground is a pain in the arse to get to is irrelevant if the punter coughs up the cash before checking the route.He won't but I'm glad they are protesting. Given Spurs lack of success lately you'd think they'd be trying to keep fans onside not pissing them off.
You should be correct, but Spurs are still portrayed as a big club (whatever that means) and they are based in a city with loads of tourists. That the ground is a pain in the arse to get to is irrelevant if the punter coughs up the cash before checking the route.
According to Pep our support is unconditional regardless of ticket prices….
”On whether he understands fans being frustrated at a rise in season-ticket prices: "Absolutely. I know it's a sensitive issue but they will be with us. The people support us unconditionally."
We'll miss the bald fraud when he's gone, well i will.He’s a tactical genius and all that but when it comes to understanding the fans he can get to fuck tbh
We'll miss the bald fraud when he's gone, well i will.
The quiet majority and the 209 ultras largely agree with Pep. Sometimes he’s gone overboard with CL Group games.On the pitch yes but his regular criticisms of the fans is actually quite disgusting.
If they think it’s bad now for the Burnley midweek wait until the parking and transport issues next season, if we lose today I expect Villa attendance to be down as people will think it’s over, next season with the arena open and shit weather a lot will fuck it off midweek.
I’m getting the same, I didn’t do Burnley as weather was shite but the wife had double booked, I wasn’t even arsed and that says a lot. After next years CL I’ll be binning that so that saves me a trip.I’ve sacked off all midweek games this season because it’s a pain in the arse to get home from the ground. Pre covid I was on all the cup schemes as well and didn’t bother renewing those since football came back.