parklane1
Tony Galvin
Like everyone else in life we all make mistakes and Levy is no exception, but they are far outnumbered by the good he has done for our club and where we are in todays game.
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Tottenham Hotspur Karen Club....what do they do?
- Thread starter Aldo
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Like everyone else in life we all make mistakes and Levy is no exception, but they are far outnumbered by the good he has done for our club and where we are in todays game.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
There is no distinction between them and the ENIC out lot now, so no, it doesn't suit their agenda at all.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Interestingly they were at loggerheads a year back about protests clashing. Now they have morphed....
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Just read that they organised a protest yesterday and didn't turn up
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
very meta, protesting the protest
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
The irony of needing a new leader.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Surely you use socials to make the statement. That's either a curry night gone wrong or utter rubbish.
NoLimits01
Goran Bunjevcevic
I'm intrigued as to what the finer points of their ticketing campaign actually is?
Maybe they plan to stage a giant game of "pass the message" within the stadium culminating in someone whispering in Levy's ear "the cricket grasses are your spy"
Maybe they plan to stage a giant game of "pass the message" within the stadium culminating in someone whispering in Levy's ear "the cricket grasses are your spy"
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
"Mr Levy it's put to you that you can't run a 3bn empire proficiently anymore"
"Emmm how did your 50 strong protest go"
"We failed to turn up and tell our members that we were not coming"
........crickets
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
This isn't aging well, is it?
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Son was really poor last season, even admitted it himself, it was probably because of his injury and if anything that's even more reason to drop him.
Only reason I can think you've dragged a post out from months ago is because you took the picutes
.If you think the tickets cost too much, don't buy them. If enough people did that then they would reduce the price.
They'll never do that. They know as well as we do that if they didn't buy their tickets, there are plenty in the queue who will.
Given the fact that there are so few empty seats for PL matches, I'm amazed the prices are as low as they are.
This, English fans are fudging clueless
Go watch our match days, see how many Korean, American (and now we will have Aussie) fans turn up.
Go watch American sport ticket prices in leagues that play way more games than football and see where it could go.
And the more the same fans who cry about the game going away from the working man, then bitch and demand more owner investment, guess what happens? look at Fulham ticket prices, Brighton will probably drop a nice surprise on their fans soon enough.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Football gets a bad rep but without looking I'm pretty sure price increases have trended alot slower that alot of comparable sports/entertainment its certainly a lower % increase to a number of luxuries like beer and eating out etc.
I always found it slightly hard to listen to, stood in the Bill Nic hearing blokes moan about the price having seen them lay out fortunes in beer from 12am and sticking fortunes up their nose only to moan about the cost of why they are actually there and that's to support the side they love. I know it's more nuanced than that and there are a genuine element who can't afford to go, but I wouldn't imagine that's changed in modern times considering it was around £45 a ticket in the west stand 20 odd years ago and its now what? £65
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Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
I think the issue is the it’s all exponential and no longer the “working man’s game” in the mind of many
but the lads I know who complain about the most are the ones comparing their are no trains next Saturdays so they can’t get their beer fix @£7 a pint …
maybe it’s me but I’m of the view are you going for the game or are you going for the pee up. Most spurs fans are the latter. We don’t win things. The football has got worse until recently. London is accessible. So suits becomes a really focal point for a good pee up at the football. When local drink prices changed in the area it was all over twitter. People wanted to know where to go to save a few shillings. But people wouldn’t blink if chick king out a £1 on every meal.
prices are prices. They rarely if ever go down. But as @scaramanga once said as a business, they’re not high enough until people stop going. Crazy I know but true from a business sense
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
It’s the ex leaders moving over finally to the dark side
They have always wanted too
They can now antagonise from afar with their previous following and sit back and enjoy it
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
and monetise it
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Season ticket prices were frozen but individual games went up right?
I do think it's important to distinguish the commitment of STs paying in advance and committing to the tickets irrespective of current form and games being rescheduled to other days and times. If the demand for day trippers isn't there due to the increased then prices will fall accordingly but if STs go too high then those who who aren't in the highest brackets of loyalty points might choose to cherry pick bigger/ better scheduled games on a more adhoc basis.
A season and a half at Wembley sitting with random really showed me the importance of sitting with a similar set of fans with the same expectations of what going to a match involves.
Not sure if they still do it but I'm sure we used to give a few hundred away to local schools/ community projects and I think it might be more useful to look at these type of opportunities to open game attendance to people it might be out of reach for due to the pricing levels.
Not sure what type of realistic discount protestors are looking for but I don't think 5-10 would change the decision attend, but a small % redistributed for the scenario I suggested would be a good thing to do.
Not sure what child prices are like but maybe that's something that could be looked as the impact on a family going may be more significant?
I do think it's important to distinguish the commitment of STs paying in advance and committing to the tickets irrespective of current form and games being rescheduled to other days and times. If the demand for day trippers isn't there due to the increased then prices will fall accordingly but if STs go too high then those who who aren't in the highest brackets of loyalty points might choose to cherry pick bigger/ better scheduled games on a more adhoc basis.
A season and a half at Wembley sitting with random really showed me the importance of sitting with a similar set of fans with the same expectations of what going to a match involves.
Not sure if they still do it but I'm sure we used to give a few hundred away to local schools/ community projects and I think it might be more useful to look at these type of opportunities to open game attendance to people it might be out of reach for due to the pricing levels.
Not sure what type of realistic discount protestors are looking for but I don't think 5-10 would change the decision attend, but a small % redistributed for the scenario I suggested would be a good thing to do.
Not sure what child prices are like but maybe that's something that could be looked as the impact on a family going may be more significant?