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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
The club held a Muslim event as part of Ramadan and I’m genuinely amazed at some of the comments from some sours fans
It’s almost as if they have never been to Tottenham and surrounding areas and seen the community
Hopefully some of the prayed said may help us turn our fortunes round on the pitch
It’s almost as if they have never been to Tottenham and surrounding areas and seen the community
Hopefully some of the prayed said may help us turn our fortunes round on the pitch
Yes I was reading some of that yesterday. Lots of comments about why would a Jewish club do such a thing (as well as the usual anti-Islam stuff). I had never heard of the organisation (a charity) behind the event so I did the obvious thing and googled them. Shame others didn’t do the same, it would have given them more understanding of the purpose of the event.
Not that many would be interested in actually knowing.
Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
I saw Tommy Robinson jumped on it so that’s enough for me to endorse the thing in itself
But a huge multi purpose venue being used for many purposes including community engagement should be a positive
Just an example of what we have amongst our fanbase.
I’ve sent it to the club. Not much they can do but might be an account they can keep an eye on.
SteveAWOL
Erik Thorstvedt
What a time to be alive, seeing far-right British influencers welcomed with open arms by the Israeli government
No wonder there’s an anti-Muslim element to our fanbase. 
Tommy Robinson draws crowd of 1,000 in Tel Aviv amid controversy; protester attacked
Supporters praise free speech while critics denounce antisemitic past; heckler violently accosted by attendees after calling the controversial figure a 'racist'
www.timesofisrael.com
tommysvr
Pat van den Hauwe
It must be utterly depressing to be so afraid of someone different to you.
Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
Scary
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
Ironically in a massively dense Turkish community in Tottenham who are Muslim. Guaranteed loads of this type won't care when they are trying to chat up "boss man" when caked off their chops on a Friday night