City or Chelsea won't get stripped of any titles, they might get a fine but not much more than that.
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Indont want them to either. Forward looking future pain please - relegation x4
Agree, will be a fine
Only got 4 days to publish them. But weird, they don’t usually leave it this late.
Maybe a big reveal incoming
EeuuwwMaybe a big reveal incoming
The suspense is killing me
Let's hope not. Nobody wants you to miss the PL accountancy trophy unveiling. We all know you're more excited about that than us lifting a real pot. You cant keep hiding it from us.
Accountancy trophy, nobody else will sing that.Let's hope not. Nobody wants you to miss the PL accountancy trophy unveiling. We all know you're more excited about that than us lifting a real pot. You cant keep hiding it from us.
If they offered you it by being bought out by a nation state that goes against everything you claim to stand for?
Building Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: The toll on Levy, staff and the club
In April 2019, Spurs made their long-awaited homecoming - it was a day many fans and club employees were relieved to finally see arrive...
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Good article if you have a subscription.
Building Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: The toll on Levy, staff and the club
In April 2019, Spurs made their long-awaited homecoming - it was a day many fans and club employees were relieved to finally see arrive...
Good article if you have a subscription.
No mention of Archway Metal Works though. Their role in the stadium delays and the fire seem to have been airbrushed from history.
Don’t forget we still owe £125 million on Romero, so add him to the Summer spend.
You know the saying…..,,,
“behind every great fortune is an equally great crime,”
Far better one than a bit of crappy insider trading imho.
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I thought they would have to pay like everyone else but evidently not. Seems a bit heartless though if they didnt until now.
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View: https://x.com/thfcflags/status/1773647489159029093?s=20
I think I'll go down to the stadium and soak in the atmosphere before we announce it
They're clearly just really unpleasent people with no regard for anyone. They've now given up any sort of pretence of even good PR in their rush to rinse every penny available.
Clearly says premium seats. So I’m guessing doesn’t refer to the normal disabled area seats around the “normal” parts of the stadium.
These are £300-£600 tickets. Hardly your everyday purchase.
I don’t see a problem with loaded disabled people paying a 50% ticket price for their carers. Doesn’t seem that out of order to me.
'Like the majority of their Premier League rivals, City have already announced increases of up to 10 per cent ahead of next season – prompting fury by fans who fear they are being priced out.
Tottenham, Woolwich and Manchester United's are going up, with Chelsea and Liverpool's fan base fearing the same.'
www.dailymail.co.uk
Not just ENIC
Tottenham, Woolwich and Manchester United's are going up, with Chelsea and Liverpool's fan base fearing the same.'
Guardiola admits he understands City fans' anger over season tickets
JACK GAUGHAN: City have already announced increases of up to 10 per cent ahead of next season - prompting fury by fans who fear they are being priced out of attending games.
Does it say that? I must have missed it. Fair enough then if it is in one of those areas. I thought they meant in the bit behind me in the south stand. I did think their plus ones had to pay, surprised at the news they didnt.
'Like the majority of their Premier League rivals, City have already announced increases of up to 10 per cent ahead of next season – prompting fury by fans who fear they are being priced out.
Tottenham, Woolwich and Manchester United's are going up, with Chelsea and Liverpool's fan base fearing the same.'
Not just ENICGuardiola admits he understands City fans' anger over season tickets
JACK GAUGHAN: City have already announced increases of up to 10 per cent ahead of next season - prompting fury by fans who fear they are being priced out of attending games.
Chelsea's will definitely go up. It is their model.