GaudinoMotors
Well-Known Member
Like a fantastic restaurant without a chef.
Likewise.Third most hated club for me.
50 Woolwich
25 Chelsea
20 Liverpool
5 West Ham.
Like a fantastic restaurant without a chef.
Pretenders? We spend less than Huddersfield and Fulham and hold our own amongst the richest and biggest clubs in the world.
As for 'what we say about City' you will have to enlighten me. We really don't talk about you that much compared to AFC, CFC, WHU or LFC and others. Most on our forums are desperate for you to beat the dippers to the title.
Just a slight correction. Spurs are one of the biggest and richest clubs in the world but their wealthy owners choose not to invest in the squad. Spending on the stadium is exempt from FFP. That said I do wish you well. You have a great fanbase and deserve better. I am looking forward to seeing the new ground next week (if my ticket ever arrives from our bungling ticket office)
I've always found it hard to dislike Spurs, they're the least offensive of our other main rivals at the top. I only really hate Utd and whoever happens to be challenging us for the title each season, so scousers this year. Oh and Wigan, they can go bankrupt for all I care.
But Spurs are ok to me, I have no memory at all of 1981, even if I did surely it's so long ago who cares now!? I see no fierce rivalry although that could change with the CL games coming up!
The new stadium looks superb, maybe it'll give them more chance to compete for trophies with the revenue generated over the next few years. More challengers for Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea has to be a good thing, provided City still win most things!
Old. But a cup final in 1981 (both of which gAmes I was at) seems a bit tenuous. We don't have 'rivalries' with Forest, QPR or Coventry etc.
You might view things differently to me and that is of course your perogative but when I think of Spurs supposed 'rivals' I doubt City would be in my top ten.
Since your new owners bought you I would have thought Man U, Chelsea and Liverpool would be your main focus not little old clubs like Spurs that have won two trophies in 28 years.
I've always found it hard to dislike Spurs, they're the least offensive of our other main rivals at the top. I only really hate Utd and whoever happens to be challenging us for the title each season, so scousers this year. Oh and Wigan, they can go bankrupt for all I care.
But Spurs are ok to me, I have no memory at all of 1981, even if I did surely it's so long ago who cares now!? I see no fierce rivalry although that could change with the CL games coming up!
The new stadium looks superb, maybe it'll give them more chance to compete for trophies with the revenue generated over the next few years. More challengers for Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea has to be a good thing, provided City still win most things!
Good points. We do have a large fan base. We have 42k ST holders 8k Premium ST holders and 176K members. Surprisingly loyal support considering our almost total lack of success in the last three decades.
Genuine question whats a premium season ticket holder? I know we have shit schemes to pay more for very little extra and assume this is similar.
Genuine question whats a premium season ticket holder? I know we have shit schemes to pay more for very little extra and assume this is similar.
A friend of a friend had to join the 1882 Club at Spurs in order to get his season ticket, and for £50 extra per game (!!) gets a wristband to mark him out as having paid vastly more than those around him, a free pint before, a pie and a pint at half time and a free programme. Oh and an exclusive bar. He took a photo last night of the bar at half time and it was rammed. Now of course, it was the first game, and could well be teething problems, but this is indicative of how big clubs (not a dig at Spurs) milk fans.
A friend of a friend had to join the 1882 Club at Spurs in order to get his season ticket, and for £50 extra per game (!!) gets a wristband to mark him out as having paid vastly more than those around him, a free pint before, a pie and a pint at half time and a free programme. Oh and an exclusive bar. He took a photo last night of the bar at half time and it was rammed. Now of course, it was the first game, and could well be teething problems, but this is indicative of how big clubs (not a dig at Spurs) milk fans.
All the bars were mobbed mate. The 1882 bar looked ok pre-match but I only saw it in passing.
I suppose the extras are worth £20 a game but still works out at £116 a game!
Spurs had 9 players still involved over the final weekend of the World Cup - more than any other club. I'm sure that City had quite a few still involved at that time too. But most other clubs? Nope.
And Spurs don't have the depth of squad that City have. So fatigue / lack of preseason will inevitably have had a greater impact on Spurs' season than City's.
We are eating at Frankie and Benny's you are eating at the Fat Duck. Therein lies the difference.