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Supporters What do British Spurs fans think of foreign Spurs fans?
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What if you're half British?
Every foriegn fan I ever meet makes me proud to be Spurs.
They're all a credit to our club.
Nabil Bentaleb
,
VirginiaSpur
ArcspacE
Airfixx
On behalf of all our magnificent overseas supporters.....
Take a bow, boys.
They're all a credit to our club.
Nabil Bentaleb
,
VirginiaSpur
ArcspacE
Airfixx
On behalf of all our magnificent overseas supporters.....
Take a bow, boys.
Every foriegn fan I ever meet makes me proud to be Spurs.
They're all a credit to our club.
On behalf of all our magnificent overseas supporters.....
Take a bow, boys.
I'm touched... But i'm an Essex boy, John.
Big up to the global Spurs family, mind.
Top people, talk to anyone in a spurs shirt and you meet them all over the world.
Had one of the best laughs in Chicago USA where we have a big following. I think there's even two Spurs Bars there now.
Far flung one was in Amman Jordan outside a KFC !!
Had one of the best laughs in Chicago USA where we have a big following. I think there's even two Spurs Bars there now.
Far flung one was in Amman Jordan outside a KFC !!
If you pick a low category game (west ham maybe?
), you should be ok.
My apologies. I'm always getting you and
ArcspacE
mixed up
That was my thought, too. We don't expect to see any top team, just want the Spurs home experience.If you pick a low category game (west ham maybe?
You could try hospitality but it’s gonna cost you a minimum £1500 I think. Possibly even £2000 at the cheapest.
It's all in the delivery
I would suggest you buy some memberships then contact the club. Sure they would sort you out something.
That is pretty much a once in a lifetime trip.
(Well unless the rest of you get PHDs and decide you want to see spurs as a reward).
Every foriegn fan I ever meet makes me proud to be Spurs.
They're all a credit to our club.
On behalf of all our magnificent overseas supporters.....
Take a bow, boys.
The only foreign fans I see online that I don't like are the ones (usually probably quite young I guess) who view football as more like FIFA than the sport it actually is. To them it's all just about building teams of superstars and totally based on stats as if they are the be-all and end-all of the game.
Fortunately they don't support Spurs.
Fortunately they don't support Spurs.
Funny thing is if you speak to a Dipper or a Spammer; no matter where in the world you are, they're still cunts.
It might be helpful to get in touch with your local supporters club as well. Spurs Canada was amazing for me earlier this year (end of last season) and without them I never would have been able to get tickets.
Have you listened to the WheelerDealerRadio guys yet?
:dierpochhug:Every foriegn fan I ever meet makes me proud to be Spurs.
They're all a credit to our club.
On behalf of all our magnificent overseas supporters.....
Take a bow, boys.
I don’t deserve you John
Last time I looked, Essex was the Far East. So what's your point?
I feel British and foreign.
I’m raised in Enfield, an area which is obviously a traditional Spurs catchment area. However I am 3rd generation immigrant. Whenever I go back to the birthplaces of my grandparents I always will have a couple of Tottenham shirts with me (unfortunately both areas are very pro Woolwich, Chelsea & Man Utd). They ask me “why Tottenham?” and I always explain that beyond the competitive lack of success in the modern era the platform that, in my mind Spurs have given to ethnic minorities that draws me to them. Now that we are actually good I’m hoping I don’t get those (IMO) stupid questions when I go to next month.
Bottom line, I appreciate love the fans of this club wherever they come from, the more global presence the better. Getting huge support from places like Kenya and South Korea means a lot and hopefully a lot of those fans will stay with us long after Wanyama and Sonny are gone.
I’m raised in Enfield, an area which is obviously a traditional Spurs catchment area. However I am 3rd generation immigrant. Whenever I go back to the birthplaces of my grandparents I always will have a couple of Tottenham shirts with me (unfortunately both areas are very pro Woolwich, Chelsea & Man Utd). They ask me “why Tottenham?” and I always explain that beyond the competitive lack of success in the modern era the platform that, in my mind Spurs have given to ethnic minorities that draws me to them. Now that we are actually good I’m hoping I don’t get those (IMO) stupid questions when I go to next month.
Bottom line, I appreciate love the fans of this club wherever they come from, the more global presence the better. Getting huge support from places like Kenya and South Korea means a lot and hopefully a lot of those fans will stay with us long after Wanyama and Sonny are gone.