BillCarlisle
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I know that, as do many of us on here.
Sometimes it's not a bad thing to give a little credit when it's due. It's the gesture that matters IMHO.
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Spurs thread 2020/21
- Thread starter razman
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I know that, as do many of us on here.
Sometimes it's not a bad thing to give a little credit when it's due. It's the gesture that matters IMHO.
Prestwich_Blue
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Yes it is.I know that, as do many of us on here.
Sometimes it's not a bad thing to give a little credit when it's due. It's the gesture that matters IMHO.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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We don’t get much from tickets either but we won’t be doing that.They get very little revenue from tickets. It's about £6m in a full year. Virtually all their revenue comes from TV. So they're not really cutting off their nose.
Indaparkside
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Especially when they have fuck all to play forWe don’t get much from tickets either but we won’t be doing that.
Prestwich_Blue
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We get something like 10 times Burnley's ticket revenue. I've a good idea what our prices will be and they'll be very fair.We don’t get much from tickets either but we won’t be doing that.
MeatHunterrr
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£55M is significant amount of money. This was our match day revenue in 2018/19 (the last normal season)We don’t get much from tickets either but we won’t be doing that.
skiddypants
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Our owners should either give it as a freebie as a sorry to the fans for not consulting them or donate it to charity.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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That would cover about 2 months staff wages, so other sources are a lot more important, which is all I’m saying.£55M is significant amount of money. This was our match day revenue in 2018/19 (the last normal season)
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Champions League looks a long way off, now
ninjamonkey
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They are strong rivals to United in the "we only sign dickheads" league, especially since united lost their star man in Lingard and Spurs bringing back their own star man into the fold in Delli Alli so I'm utterly delighted to see them fall. I wonder if they regret sacking Poch yet?