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Fixture & Ticket News 2020/21
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a spur from swansea
Naybet
Didn't you get a video message from Hugo i did.....didn't mention my name though but it was from the heart ....i think
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Er NoooooooooooooooooooooooooooDidn't you get a video message from Hugo i did.....didn't mention my name though but it was from the heart ....i think
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Didn't you get a video message from Hugo i did.....didn't mention my name though but it was from the heart ....i think
Wtf? Mine was a couple of weeks I go, did not get that.
Got an email with a £10 gift in the club shop. Brought my son some jogging bottoms. He does not even like football.
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
No card this year, and no message from Hugo either 
Did get £15 off in the club shop, which I didn't use.
Did get £15 off in the club shop, which I didn't use.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
It was within the 15% off email message.
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/fans/membership/birthday-message-members/
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/fans/membership/birthday-message-members/
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
All PPV to be scrapped well up until Xmas
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
And games on BBC and Prime.
Kandi1977
Vivian Woodward
Are they absolutely insane? They must live totally in their own bubble, without any contact with the outside world!
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MKSpur
Christian Ziege
In other news I hear the Beatles are splitting up
Crowds of 4,000 can return to sporting venues in low-risk areas for the first time since March when lockdown eases next week, the Prime Minister is expected to announce.
The most dramatic reversal of spectator restrictions since the pandemic began gives football, rugby and horse-racing a chance of getting fans back from Dec 3, in low-risk areas. Under the new system, major outdoor stadiums in tier-one areas can welcome a maximum of 4,000 spectators, with bigger indoor venues allowed 1,000.
That same indoor limit applies in tier-two areas, but outdoor venues will be restricted to 2,000. In all cases smaller venues will be limited to 50 per cent capacity should the limit exceed half of seats available. Football and rugby crowds remain effectively banned in tier-three areas, however, as the Government introduces a new "drive in only" rule, which may only benefit some racecourses and motor-racing circuits.
In theory, the first matches to potentially have fans back could be Manchester United's Champions League clash with PSG on Dec 2 or, more likely, Arsenal's Europa League tie against Rapid Vienna at the Emirates the following evening. Manchester remains above the national average at 342 cases per 100,000 people, but, in Islington, there were 153 in the week ending Nov 16 - compared to a national average in England of 210.
The return of crowds is expected to be announced as Boris Johnson also outlines his plans for the return of outdoor grass-roots sport. A much-needed return for children's sport also plays a key part in plans after Telegraph Sport raised awareness of the plight facing youngsters during its 'Keep Kids Active in Lockdown' campaign.
However, for the revenue-starved sporting sector, the announcement that millions of fans can begin looking forward to returning is the biggest breakthrough of all.
Social-distancing rules will still apply at venues and attendees will have to stick to whatever bubble arrangements apply to their tier.
It will not be clear until the end of the week which parts of the country will be clear of the new tier-three restrictions. In football's top four divisions last week, only League One's Ipswich and League Two's Colchester had infection-rate areas below the 100 per 100,000 mark.
Diamond Lights
Gudni Bergsson
So, simple question...
Let's say Spurs allow fans in. But i live in a Tier 3 zone and am on restrictions, how exactly will I be stopped from visiting?
Not saying i don't want fans back, of course, but just, what's the process here?
Let's say Spurs allow fans in. But i live in a Tier 3 zone and am on restrictions, how exactly will I be stopped from visiting?
Not saying i don't want fans back, of course, but just, what's the process here?
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
I guess your home address is registered to the ST and you might have to make a further declaration when applying for the ballot. Maybe another risk here is fans congregating around the ground and surrounding boozers for some match day atmos? Tickets are going to be more exclusive than the CL final!
I wonder if they will roll it each ballot so once you’ve had it once you can’t get it again until eventually every ST gets a chance or if there will be any weighting towards loyalty points and if a certain % will be for corporates only.
ricky2tricky4city
Colin Calderwood
Diamond Lights
Gudni Bergsson
Oh btw just found out i'm 37,300 on the ST waitlist.
The kids were signed up today, 130,000+...
The kids were signed up today, 130,000+...
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
As per previously it seems there will just be guidance on travelling into an area in a different tier.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
I was thinking how any fan reaction will be up for more scrutiny too! Don’t think anyone will be swearing at Dier!
Oh btw just found out i'm 37,300 on the ST waitlist.
The kids were signed up today, 130,000+...
If you take the higher tier membership then you're automatically put on the waiting list I believe so it's not as high as it seems, I bet 100K of those would never take up a season ticket.