Glenjamin
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Ah no sorry it was 36 a game I forgot about the 50 quid or whatever it was membership fee that was subtracted from it.
Ah no sorry it was 36 a game I forgot about the 50 quid or whatever it was membership fee that was subtracted from it.
Finchbee
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South stand took a battering on phase 3
Glenjamin
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I'm getting a bit nervous at this point, by phase 7 no mission of getting a 'cheap' seat.
Don Diaz
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There are still thousands left in the South and South East 'though.
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corroded
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Got a screen shot of the stadium sales?
Don Diaz
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You can only go block by block and for a non techy person like me that would take days.....go on the club site, new stadium, be thre, season ticket sales, pick your block....
Finchbee
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Yeah been matching up what has gone to the prices..No one is buying tickets over a grand !!
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corroded
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Thanks Don, I found that page a while ago but I swore I had to log in to get there.
Is very apparent none of the expensive seats are going.... I really hope there is something sub a grand left, but that's the only way I'll buy buying one.
I swear they've really screwed the pooch on this one, no offence to the tourists but our wall should just be like Dortmunds. As in, basically impossible to get a ticket for.
Is very apparent none of the expensive seats are going.... I really hope there is something sub a grand left, but that's the only way I'll buy buying one.
I swear they've really screwed the pooch on this one, no offence to the tourists but our wall should just be like Dortmunds. As in, basically impossible to get a ticket for.
skiathospurs
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They have,Levy is selling being in the south stand as part of the be a real fan experience,no doubt thomas cook tickets will be packaged there too,and many smiling sth koreans will be taking videos of the fans around them.
The sheer arrogance of some fans,well if you cant afford it dont go some on twitter ive noticed are waiting for a ST and probably praying enough turn them down cos they were too cheap to waste £800 on a wembley seat for a year.There is a groundswell of anti-Levy sentiment growing,some think it doesnt matter it does,when clubs fracture fans vs fans,or vs the board it never goes well.Credit to Poch but he has also had a club completely pulling together pretty much,fans supporting the team and club,a manger pulling a team together with little investment.We will go the way of arsenalfantv if prices are sky high and the club doesnt deliver success.No more buying Saha and Nelson in january with the revenue coming in.
I fear or expect the prices will not lower,and rumblings will escalate,winning the cup in May may quell them in the near future,first sign of trouble fans will question the club.Many will try the new ground for a year or so they say,are we suddenly going to win the league cos of a new pitch?beat city,man u chelsea,liverpool,even arsenal to trophies because the revenue is up 80%. ?All our eggs are in Poch`s basket,not top 4 next or any season after,not winning the cups (forget the league),a lot of angry yids will front up to Levy.
And to some of the posters across the pond in the other place if you lurk here and say £1200 is cheap compared to prices at home for college or nfl,well ok we`ll take them if you`ll take $8 a gallon juice in your wagon.
No didnt think so.
Don Diaz
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Huge amount of seats have gone today in the Park lane behind the goal and Shelf side lower corner. Must be when groups have come together with different loyalty points. My old Paxton mate is now in the Park Lane, block 207 right behind the goal row 48. Can't wait to hear his reaction when he realises that everyone is standing up and singing the whole game!
Wotspur
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Levy really,should have got the prices in the Wall at 750, With the proviso ,IF you don’t sing , you get your ticket taken off you , let the tourists go up by the away fans , see how it goes for a season or two and ensure Areas settle into new mates ,,then ramp up the prices in 2/3 years time, but why the hell put 1882 club at 2k be innthat end .....ffs who did he consult on this , if it’s the Spurs supporters trust , did he not listen
Don Diaz
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From Memory the 1882 lot used to take H or J in the old East stand, which is now 529 and 530. Presumably why the club are calling it 1882 ticket. Problem is no-one will or want to pay £2200 for a small private bar and a free programme. They've built or building a brilliant Stadium,but just royally fucked up the ticketing and pricing and I assume been badly advised. This stadium could have been a Stadium for all and everyone or realistically at least 80% could have been happy. It's unscientific and unresearched but I'd guess that about 30% are happy at present.
I think Levy should offer a £250 rebate on everyone's Season ticket price, which seems about right to me and equates to £10m overall. in todays football financials, he would barely even notice.
Yid
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The club seem intention riding out the discord from the pricing debacle.
I can't believe the club haven't made some substantial noise about it... i would suggest that the reason behind that is that the noise coming at them is quiet enough for them to ignore.
It's such a shame as it has tainted the whole new stadium and the "era of a new dawn" feel that was steadily building around the club.
THST can't have made enough noise about this... papers and fan groups can't had been as outraged about this as we all are. I suppose the premise behind that is that it ultimately doesn't effect any if them other than us (figuratively speaking) schmucks who have paid up for generations...
Welcome to the THFC experience.
I can't believe the club haven't made some substantial noise about it... i would suggest that the reason behind that is that the noise coming at them is quiet enough for them to ignore.
It's such a shame as it has tainted the whole new stadium and the "era of a new dawn" feel that was steadily building around the club.
THST can't have made enough noise about this... papers and fan groups can't had been as outraged about this as we all are. I suppose the premise behind that is that it ultimately doesn't effect any if them other than us (figuratively speaking) schmucks who have paid up for generations...
Welcome to the THFC experience.
Don Diaz
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A good guide is that only 5,800 people have signed the Change.org petition and a large number of them won't be ST holders. In the overall scheme of things, the outrage looks to Levy and others like a noisy small minority view, I suspect most people are shrugging their shoulders, thinking 'what can you do' and that's the real shame - because it's football and a passion it's difficult to boycott and buy a different brand - you can't. You can vote with your feet and stop going, because there's so much on TV now, but someone else will buy your ticket. The acid test will come in a year or two when the Stadium isn't new, I fear we will become like the shite down the road, the soul, noise and smells of WHL under the lights has gone, been driven away beacuse they can't afford it anymore and it's like middle class britain watching American football. That was the prediction a few years ago when the money started piling in.......well it's happening folks.
Clubs are becoming franchises in corporate Stadiums, owned by big corporates and we all subscribe to SKY and BT Sport to watch. You can have Deli wrap, some Moussaka and a glass of wine to wash it down, with a cheese board at half time. You might miss a couple of goals at the start of the second half or in the 89th minute, but hey ho, next week Tottenham Spurs are playing Chelsea Lions in the National League South East for a place in the play off's and that should be a cracker! It's only £220.00 a ticket if you've got 750 loyalty points.
Motspur Hotspur
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You have to give Levy credit where it's due, he timed the release perfectly, he must have known there'd be some rumblings so he releases the prices a week before an away FA Cup game and two weeks before the next Prem game (the earliest realistic opportunity any movement of fans will have to bring any kind of meaningful protest),in the meantime the windows open and with immediate sign of revolution customers start to cough up for fear of losing their emotional investment (for emotional investment see years of 'loyalty').
Divided and conquered.
The dirty snivelling rat is a genius. If he was a footballer he'd definitely be Maradona!
Finchbee
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But that’s because most of the season ticket holders have bought the under £1000 tickets. Us in the later phases will be paying more and thats the bit that annoys me, its ok for 1 or 2 seasons but once i buy that seat i wont be able to change it, i will have to pay £1200 or more in subsequent seasons.
Don Diaz
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Yes, there is a lot wrong with the system and process, but we are the newbies this year and thus are at the bottom of the pile, which is fair and I understand that, I had the chance to buy a ST at different price points and locations. I chose the cheapest in the West Upper row 2 for £680 ish. I expect even in phase 7 - the next to last I will get the same opportunity. At that point I will decide if I want one, but o suspect I will, even if only for a season.
To be honest I've really enjoyed this year, ok Wembley is pretty horrible as a stadium compared to WHL but I've seen some fantastic football had some good laughs with some people on here, been to Dortmund and seen us beat Real Madrid, Liverpool, United and Arsenal as well as scoring a shed load of goals. I've just been advised that I've got a Cup semi-final ticket and we're moving into a fantastic new Stadium.
There's a lot that's very wrong with what's happened with the new ticketing arrangements and Levy should apologise and make good the system and pricing that he has got wrong, after getting a lot of things right in terms of recent successes on the field. But I've waited years and years for a ST and I will take advantage now. I won't however stick around feeding the fat cats for long, if the real fans that have committed their time, cash and loyalty over many years are priced out. That's simply unfair and not a factor of whether 'you can afford it or not'.
Finchbee
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Agree
skiathospurs
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I am almost resigned to visiting NWHL next season,and maybe not renewing my membership,whats the point?i wouldnt accept a season ticket at those prices,and may as well put the money towards a snide ticket(s).
I have always felt morally obligated to pay membership subs,its cultural.Belong to a club and pay your subs to support it,whether thats fishing,trainspotting,football,ping pong,but what i dont feel morally obliged to is paying a corporation subs to be a customer,and if i feel thats now our relationship with THFC,then fuck it.From a fans point of view,why be a member now,if you arent close to top of the ST waiting list and have a chance in the next decade to buy one or are willing to pay the cost when it does arise.Then being a member,loyalty pts arent worth a wank,if there are 70k members and less than 8k to go on sale,fuck it put the money towards a snide ticket and get something for your £50,cos a birthday card and crap scarf & pin I dont need isnt worth the money.
Motspur Hotspur
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Which is exactly why I didn't renew membership years ago! Fair play.
skiathospurs
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ICYMI for comparison
Finchbee
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ICYMI for comparison
This is what makes me laugh because people justify the higher price by saying we need to compete with other clubs......We will have a higher ticket revenue than UTD...but I bet our wage structure wont match UTD
Wotspur
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Much more acceptable prices, and when you compare with what Dortmund fans pay, its scandalous , after all the clubs get billions from the tv companies, and all the players get well rewarded, the game without fans is nothingICYMI for comparison
#Dontpricemeout
Don Diaz
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Only that MUFC is not a fair comparison though is it? that Stadium has grown organically, not a brand new build and now has a significantly larger capacity than NWHLICYMI for comparison
The Scum would be the best comparison.
Don Diaz
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This is from the THST March newsletter.
SEASON TICKET PRICING AND PHASING AT SPURS
It will come as no surprise to hear that season ticket pricing for next year has dominated our work since the announcement. We’ve made our views on pricing clear for some time, and our views on the announcement clear in three statements published on our website, which are linked below:
SEASON TICKET PRICING AND PHASING AT SPURS
It will come as no surprise to hear that season ticket pricing for next year has dominated our work since the announcement. We’ve made our views on pricing clear for some time, and our views on the announcement clear in three statements published on our website, which are linked below:
- Season ticket pricing at Spurs – THST Comment
- Season ticket pricing at Spurs – THST Update
- Behind the headlines on season tickets – THST Comment
Yid
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Which is essentially a footballing graveyard... Oh well it was nice while it lasted.
Dorset
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They didn't seem worried when I cancelled my membership a couple of weeks ago, I wrote to them telling them that although I wasn't a season ticket holder I thought what they had done to them was appalling and I wouldn't be giving them anymore of my money. The reply was just a confirmation that my membership was cancelled, not even a phone call from Levy begging me to reconsider and give him the 50 or 60 quid he needed to upholster the seats in the executive lounges with unicorn fur..
Don Diaz
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I heard it's going to be fake fur.....unicorns are becoming very rare these days, so that is reserved just for Daniels office..
Dorset
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There are going to be real unicorns on the new non-existent Irish border, they will be invisible of course, allowing free movement of people and goods, because nobody will smuggle anything or illegally come into Bojo's Paradise - because they will know the unicorns are watching them. Plus there will obviously be no point, so maybe the unicorns will frown upon people trying to leave (not Europe, the other way round).