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I wonder how many exiled season ticket holders there are who gave up due to losing faith under ENIC's ownership.
I have not attended a home game since 2008 on principle.
I stopped going due to ENIC and Levy's bullshit.
I saw Spurs play away at The Hawthorns under Poch in 2015. 1-1 when Dele put Spurs ahead and the 1-6 away win at the King Power in 2017.
I've been to one game at the new stadium because my daughter bought tickets for the family to attend the friendly game against Inter in 2019.
I couldn't refuse to go because it was a gift not paid for by me.
I stopped spending money in the old WHL ground when Levy took away associate club membership for season ticket holders. My daughter was about 12 at the time. We went everywhere watching Spurs as season ticket holders. Never missed a game, home or away, for about 4 seasons.
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Yeah can understand that. If it was a family thing and suddenly not affordable anymore.
I went for years before I took the kids.
My daughter started coming when she was about 10.
Then my son came too a bit later.
The Mrs used to come to away games with me before I took the kids. She has been to loads of grounds over the years. Her first cousin is Dean Kiely the Crystal Palace goalkeeping coach who used to be Charlton's goalkeeper in the early noughties.
It was the sacking of Martin Jol that finished me though; not the cost.
I'd had enough of Levy and ENIC after 7 years of them.
You can have that one.Could have fooled me, you can't stop talking about them.
It must be incredibly tedious being you.Many thanks for sharing.
Most of that tbh though was a lot of pretty much emotional incoherent nonsense.
I particularly appreciate you questioning my grasp of logic whilst exhibiting the posting skills of an illogical chimp
The only bit most will understand is that Levy has made some poor choices recently on spending/managers.
Also not spending in 18/19 certainly in hindsight looks a very bad decision .
I think most will agree on that.
The rest is frankly laughable.
You go from comparing us to Man City to West Ham & Everton without any context whatsoever.
I can't even work out if you think we should spend money or not?
According to you Man City not spending = top of the tree.
Other clubs are spending & struggling.
Perhaps building the stadium impacted the ability to spend in 18/19? & that's why we didn't, I honestly don't know?
I highly doubt him 'clearly' paying myself & others to post on here has affected the budget too much!
Anyhow the little twonk has said if I don't turn his rep round soon he is going to stop the cheques.
And for so little commentary of any substance.
I can't get past more than about 4 words of his posts
Can feel myself falling asleep by word 3
Deuterz
- interested in making any more false equivalences? Both sides equally concerned with a good conversation?
Maybe you are right about the waiting list pal? Read online it was big yeah it's members.
I still think it was the correct decision to move.
Or you could have said that you don’t agree with them, explain why and then call whoever you’re addressing a cunt!
We like that
LeParisien has settled in nicely!
Just look who disagrees
Congratulations Joe.
Excellent work. You've earned it son.
This is such wonderful news
Some of our fans don't deserve to enjoy this glorious moment
All you melts that bang on about trophies and on field success
You don't deserve to bask in the glory of Levy/Lewis on the rich list
The real fans will all raise a glass and toast our leader
boring!!!
£500M seems low given his 30% stake in Spurs, honestly. Valuing the club less than £2B?