I remember my ST for 1987-88 was £70 or so.Adult ticket in Block F on the shelf in the 1979-1980 season was £2.70.
Unbelievable.
I think my first times on terraces would have been 50p max
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I remember my ST for 1987-88 was £70 or so.Adult ticket in Block F on the shelf in the 1979-1980 season was £2.70.
Another memorable turnout:
City at home in the 1989/90 season. I’m sure I’ve posted this before. East Upper. Quite a lot of City fans around us celebrating the equaliser. Remember thinking the ground looked tiny from up there. Can still remember the sounds from the terraces as we approached. Not the best match but God I’d love to relive that day for so many reasons
I also remember me constantly asking my Dad if our No. 6 that day was Gary Mabutt - my favourite player.
It was Chris Hughton.
Found it, cheers
I used to go to the odd reserve game too, before I started to go to away games. 50p entrance and a programme (single sheet of A4) thrown in. Happy days.Haha that was my 2nd ever game. I'm in the Paxton where the junior Spurs used to go. My first game was a couple of weeks earlier vs Norwich. Clive Allen hatrick and we won 3-0.
My first trip to the Lane though was actually a while before that for a reserve game. Back then they used to play those at WHL and you could get in for 50p or something stupid like that. As a kid it was great you had the run of whichever stands they opened. Think one of those games, they opened the shelf and we went up there which was a buzz for a kid as we would never be allowed up there for a league game. Happy days.
wow a pint of lager was then 47 pence so a ticket would cost you just over 5 pints so spurs now should cost between £25-30Adult ticket in Block F on the shelf in the 1979-1980 season was £2.70.
There is footage of this game somewhere....Spurs vs Man City 76/77 I think ?
2-0 up and drew 2-2.
IIRC there's another thread similar to this one, Nutter-Naylor was good enough to remind/inform me that Peter Taylor scored both our goals.
Always knew I liked him for a reason.
I think I remember one of the goals. From a Taylor (?) throw in out right, dummied and then 1-2'd back to PT by the player behind the dummy, took it into the box for a one on one and scored neatly.There is footage of this game somewhere....
My mate use to work the hot dog stand in the ground. We give him fiver and gor £20 change. Now its all cashlessHa ha... we used to bang on the gate pretend to cry - claim some big boys had stole our tickets and the plod or stewards would let us in. Probably got away with it half a dozen times all told.
Yeah! I was 10 at the time, and don't remember loads about it.Definitely would have been a couple of blocks for Home fans on the East side. You were at the right end to see the goals.
Another memorable turnout:
Excellent build up from the back; great team goal.Love that. Hoddle