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This probably needs to be under the Tottenham section.
Yeah I'm renewing. Trying to get relocated next to my mate though so be interesting to see how that pans out.
Now i'm no longer a young man with a hectic social calendar, it's good to have something in the diary where I can meet up with a couple of mates and have a few jars.
Being a Spurs fan it's important not to always let the football ruin a good day at the football.
Now i'm no longer a young man with a hectic social calendar, it's good to have something in the diary where I can meet up with a couple of mates and have a few jars.
Being a Spurs fan it's important not to always let the football ruin a good day at the football.
I’m conflicted. I’m ready for some live football - even José’s meagre offerings BUT
I just can’t see when/if 60,000 of us are gonna be NWHL together any time soon - certainly not this calendar year, maybe not the next...
Which begs the question...why line ENIC/Levy’s pockets with a non-refundable deposit?
Also,
I missed the window for stadium moves...really don’t want to sit high up in the Paxton with all the tourists again.
Unsure if I have any wriggle room ‘if’ I renewed and tried to move now...
I missed the window for stadium moves...really don’t want to sit high up in the Paxton with all the tourists again.
Unsure if I have any wriggle room ‘if’ I renewed and tried to move now...
It’s only non-refundable if you change your mind though. If it’s impossible to attend at least 20% worth of matches next season it will just be rolled over. It will never end up in Levy’s new yacht fund if it’s not used for matches.
Yeah, it's a surprise they are even offering STs right now. They could easily wait until there is an actual plan for the return of football (and evidence of gaining some ground on the COVID), which will surely provide enough logistical time for these things to shake out. Seems kind of tone deaf to be concerned about these matters ATM. But then again yacht payments do need to be made in these times.
Is it actually a non-refundable deposit? If so its disgusting.
No. That was why there was a cutoff for requesting relocation which you missed.
No harm in asking though...
Yes it is non-refundable, but in my opinion it’s not really any different to a non-refundable 100% payment up front for your ST. In this case it’s a partial payment that you can’t get back if you change your mind later. A bit like a Ryanair flight. Only with a more comfortable seat and with a better view. And better sausage rolls.
it makes sense really in that they will know who is renewing and can then deal with the musical chairs and peddle the spare tickets before we are allowed back rather than a mad rush at the last minute. There may also be photo ID cards to prepare for everyone.
If you pay a deposit for any goods or services they are typically non-refundable.
That doesn't mean that if the games aren't played or are still behind closed doors that Spurs get to keep the cost of your season ticket.
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Can’t imagine many STHs have to pay anything really on deposit with the amounts we have in our ticketing accounts. There’s certainly not going to be some kind of huge cash injection from ST sales this year.
Fully intent to renew.
Don't fully intend to go to every match - will stick some games on the ticket exchange.
I think C19 has shown me there's more to life than spending half of it in a smelly southeastern train and crammed into a football stadium.
That and the fact that the football has not been worth the effort getting there and back at times and that's not a dig at Jose.
Don't fully intend to go to every match - will stick some games on the ticket exchange.
I think C19 has shown me there's more to life than spending half of it in a smelly southeastern train and crammed into a football stadium.
That and the fact that the football has not been worth the effort getting there and back at times and that's not a dig at Jose.
I went on to the FAQ’s on the Ask Spurs page. I ended up sending the club a message via a link and they emailed straight back with a relocation questionnaire.
So, if I read it correctly, that will be taken into consideration (despite missing the cut off) if/when I renew.
I’m not convinced that tickets will be as easy to flog on the exchange in the post-Covid, post-new stadium, post-top 4, post-CL Spurs world we’re about to enter though.
I reckon they’ll be thousands with the same idea of cherry picking the big matches and trying to off-load the crap ones, coupled with many matches not selling out plus an unknown number of unsold season ticket seats added to the list of seats for the club to sell for individual matches too.
I wouldn’t recommend factoring the exchange into the finances of buying an ST for a few years.
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