TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 8 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
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Can't say I blame you at all. On the one hand, you can't expect a free lunch and to pay pittance for Premier League football in a billion pound stadium but you also can't fack over the fans.
When we had the mass walk out at Anfield after they announced price hikes, it worked wonders.
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 15 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
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How much are the Premium Seats that did not get sold out?
In general, tickets look cheaper than Emirates for better experience, but maybe Arsenal fans are wealthier
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 27 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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Still sold 20,000 more than you did though, eh.
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
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Oh dear our new stadium has chucked the fox into the chicken coop!
I reckon this is what you hope not what you think.
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
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Well theres a contradiction then because on Newsnow Spurs theres a Sky article about this very subject where Spurs insist they sold every ticket available for this match (Palace aside).
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 2 hours, 19 minutes ago
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 15 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
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How much are the Premium Seats that did not get sold out?
In general, tickets look cheaper than Emirates for better experience, but maybe Arsenal fans are wealthier
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Between £120 - £140 I believe, possibly more.
On the note of wealthiest fans, a study a few seasons ago showed Spurs fans being the wealthiest, followed by Chelsea. Still doesn't make it right to charge fortunes.
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
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Given there are ninety odd teams in the professional English Football, with Spurs being one of the ten biggest, I would probably say they are a big club.
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
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Given there are ninety odd teams in the professional English Football, with Spurs being one of the ten biggest, I would probably say they are a big club.
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ok,
i will give it you that compared to
Huddersfield
Brighton
Bournemouth
fulham
Wigan
Accrington Stanley
you are a big club compared to them
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
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this is extremely rare...don't know why, we were 2nd of the capacity filled list last time they produced one, at about 99.2%
https://talksport.com/football/341909/every-premier-league-club-ranked-percentage-capacity-filled-their-home-stadium-180212272063/
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
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this is extremely rare...don't know why, we were 2nd of the capacity filled list last time they produced one, at about 99.2%
https://talksport.com/football/341909/every-premier-league-club-ranked-percentage-capacity-filled-their-home-stadium-180212272063/
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At least like ourselves you are honest about how many folk are in the ground, unlike certain clubs who like to appear more popular than they are.
Apparently $puds new ground has about 2500 seats that can't be used for our national game due to poor visibility as they are at a height only to be used when they wheel out the pitch...and apparently use the lower ground pitch for american football....
They've sold out to the yanks and their glorified Rugby thing
Got this from an apparently informed Spurs fan
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
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Well theres a contradiction then because on Newsnow Spurs theres a Sky article about this very subject where Spurs insist they sold every ticket available for this match (Palace aside).
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The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust say: "The first two rows of both the North and South Stand were unavailable for sale [on Wednesday]. This was an operational decision by the Club amid concerns over sight-lines. One of those rows will be available to all future matches after those concerns proved to be unfounded.
"The Club will be closely monitoring with a view to opening up the front row in the near future.
"Aside from those front rows, *several Premium seats were unsold*, there were some no shows and a few hundred were lost to segregation lines between Spurs and Palace fans.
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
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It’s a max of 3000 (league, cups get more ) I believe but if clubs hand back tickets then the home club have those spare seats.
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
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It’s a max of 3000 (league, cups get more ) I believe but if clubs hand back tickets then the home club have those spare seats.
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Oh sorry that’s the max allocation for away fans. Don’t know how big clubs have to leave between sets of fans.
Anyway point being no club would just leave empty space.
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posted on 5/4/19
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 8 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
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Can't say I blame you at all. On the one hand, you can't expect a free lunch and to pay pittance for Premier League football in a billion pound stadium but you also can't fack over the fans.
When we had the mass walk out at Anfield after they announced price hikes, it worked wonders.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 15 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
How much are the Premium Seats that did not get sold out?
In general, tickets look cheaper than Emirates for better experience, but maybe Arsenal fans are wealthier
posted on 5/4/19
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
posted on 5/4/19
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
posted on 5/4/19
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
posted on 5/4/19
Spursy
posted on 5/4/19
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
posted on 5/4/19
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 27 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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Still sold 20,000 more than you did though, eh.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
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Oh dear our new stadium has chucked the fox into the chicken coop!
I reckon this is what you hope not what you think.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
posted on 5/4/19
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
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Well theres a contradiction then because on Newsnow Spurs theres a Sky article about this very subject where Spurs insist they sold every ticket available for this match (Palace aside).
posted on 5/4/19
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 2 hours, 19 minutes ago
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 15 minutes ago
TBH a small part of me hopes we don't sell out the stadium week in week out, some of the prices are a joke.
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How much are the Premium Seats that did not get sold out?
In general, tickets look cheaper than Emirates for better experience, but maybe Arsenal fans are wealthier
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Between £120 - £140 I believe, possibly more.
On the note of wealthiest fans, a study a few seasons ago showed Spurs fans being the wealthiest, followed by Chelsea. Still doesn't make it right to charge fortunes.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
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Given there are ninety odd teams in the professional English Football, with Spurs being one of the ten biggest, I would probably say they are a big club.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by MTC 2.0 (U21799)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
comment by SteveF (U22027)
posted 35 minutes ago
Agree some ( if not most ) of the seat pricing is way too high, particularly as football has it's historic roots within the working man's average wage capabilities. I mean not everyone is part of the so called "prawn sandwich" brigade.
But we all have to accept that demand for football dictates the prices we currently see. You pay, or you don't see.
That said, there has been numerous comments from non Spurs supporters on this topic, all of which are, frankly petty. This one coming from a Chelsea supporter, who enjoy a capacity of something like 20,000 less, in a ground that is about 30 years out of date.
If achieving capacity is the only comment you can come up with, when taking into account all the amazing positive aspects of the stadium,, then you really do live a sad life. Do you not preview your post and think, "well actually this makes me sound really envious" I really do feel sorry for you. Every day must just drag for you.
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if you think that levy built that stadium for tottenham, a club with a ceiling of scraping top 4 every year then you are mental, you barley filled WHL every week.
Levy built the stadium to also accommodate NFL and other sporting events more likely to attract it to full capacity and this lining his own pockets
no matter how you dress it up, spurs are a good team currently, but they are not a big club
those two things aren't exclusive to each other.
when poch goes you slide back down the table again
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Given there are ninety odd teams in the professional English Football, with Spurs being one of the ten biggest, I would probably say they are a big club.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
ok,
i will give it you that compared to
Huddersfield
Brighton
Bournemouth
fulham
Wigan
Accrington Stanley
you are a big club compared to them
posted on 5/4/19
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
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this is extremely rare...don't know why, we were 2nd of the capacity filled list last time they produced one, at about 99.2%
https://talksport.com/football/341909/every-premier-league-club-ranked-percentage-capacity-filled-their-home-stadium-180212272063/
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 3 hours, 11 minutes ago
Why were Chelsea only at 38.6k on Weds night CFC? I make that about 3k empty seats.
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this is extremely rare...don't know why, we were 2nd of the capacity filled list last time they produced one, at about 99.2%
https://talksport.com/football/341909/every-premier-league-club-ranked-percentage-capacity-filled-their-home-stadium-180212272063/
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At least like ourselves you are honest about how many folk are in the ground, unlike certain clubs who like to appear more popular than they are.
posted on 5/4/19
Apparently $puds new ground has about 2500 seats that can't be used for our national game due to poor visibility as they are at a height only to be used when they wheel out the pitch...and apparently use the lower ground pitch for american football....
They've sold out to the yanks and their glorified Rugby thing
Got this from an apparently informed Spurs fan
posted on 5/4/19
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by vavarising (U21731)
posted 3 minutes ago
hmmm lets think, wednesday night against Brighton at Stamford bridge - run of the mill game or First game in a billion dollar stadium after almost 2 years away from home stadium- i know which i presume the easiest to sell out.After lot of travelling and living abroad(currently in Denmark). i can tell you that i have seen many countries where utd are the biggest selling team also Liverpool have their share and Chelsea too- i have never seen a land where there are widespread Spurs colours. leads me to think they are not as big as they like to think they are.
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The club have said that every available Spurs ticket for this game was sold but if you don't believe them then you could write a very stiff letter to Daniel Levy.
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No they stated that premium seats did not sell out. See post on Twitter
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Well theres a contradiction then because on Newsnow Spurs theres a Sky article about this very subject where Spurs insist they sold every ticket available for this match (Palace aside).
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The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust say: "The first two rows of both the North and South Stand were unavailable for sale [on Wednesday]. This was an operational decision by the Club amid concerns over sight-lines. One of those rows will be available to all future matches after those concerns proved to be unfounded.
"The Club will be closely monitoring with a view to opening up the front row in the near future.
"Aside from those front rows, *several Premium seats were unsold*, there were some no shows and a few hundred were lost to segregation lines between Spurs and Palace fans.
posted on 5/4/19
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
posted on 5/4/19
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
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It’s a max of 3000 (league, cups get more ) I believe but if clubs hand back tickets then the home club have those spare seats.
posted on 5/4/19
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 32 minutes ago
What was the point of putting in seats in an area to be used as segregation...?
or is that just for London Derbies
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Segregation changes for every competition so obviously they aren’t going to leave huge chunks of the ground without seats
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So what is the minimum segregation requirement then...how many seats not used at best...?
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It’s a max of 3000 (league, cups get more ) I believe but if clubs hand back tickets then the home club have those spare seats.
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Oh sorry that’s the max allocation for away fans. Don’t know how big clubs have to leave between sets of fans.
Anyway point being no club would just leave empty space.
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