Yeah, loved it.Loved the pubs round there ,and the compact little stadium was great,always a good atmosphere.The pasties were nice as well
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Brillant ground and we'd always bring loads. I remember the police escorting a crowd of spurs fans across the pitch to the away enclosure. À ball rolled into the path of one of our supporters and he fired it into the top corner. Brilliant shot and wildly cheered. I was well jealous of that cunt. It wasn't you
Tottenham Sean
was it?
You can just play the second string as we have done before. It’s just guaranteed games and therefore guaranteed tickets for kids.
Not playing those games has massively increased demand for league games.
Be interesting to see if they offer £40 family of 4 tickets if we have a 3rd round FA cup tie at home.
Hope they do. But I think a lot of season ticket holders will still buy their normal seats so makes it difficult.
Absolutely, and I always like to go to WHL for a Thurs night partly for that reason. I remember Kane missing his pen v Hearts at 0-0, 5-0 up from the 1st leg. Turned to my son "There's no knowing how far that one will go".
But it just never seems to happen! Maybe Ange would be different, maybe Levi would give an instruction, I dunno.
I also think that it takes away Ange preparing the first team for the full week.
Tottenham Sean
QPR away was my first away day as a kid. God knows how many of us were crammed in to that tiny terrace under the seats but it was always very noisy and fun for a youngster! Great area for food and drink too. Most London teams are. Apart from Spam.
100% we can just concentrate on the league this way.
My original point was an observation in regards to kids tickets being harder to get this season.
Now with us being high up in the league every body wants to be there. Double whammy.
I liked west ham away, probably my favourite away day to be honest.
Always edgy,great atmosphere when we were there.
Loved it
He can take it out of the money I pay for a full priced season ticket, when IThere's just something so wonderfully traditional about that phrase!!!
It's like how PROPER football fans used to speak!
Expect a visit any day now....
...he's gonna demand a rebate for monies owed...
qualified for the OAP rate 2 seasons ago!
No, not me.I would have missed the goal completely...Brillant ground and we'd always bring loads. I remember the police escorting a crowd of spurs fans across the pitch to the away enclosure. À ball rolled into the path of one of our supporters and he fired it into the top corner. Brilliant shot and wildly cheered. I was well jealous of that cunt. It wasn't you
Just found a little fixture / ticket booklet for the 04/05 season. Old crest still pride of centre on it!!
Junior pricing was only available in the old Paxton road stand at the old ground.
Lower tier £18 cat a. £13 cat c.
Only 5 CAT A games back then.
Standard pricing £55 was the highest priced ticket for cat A. South lower was £35.
Wonder what the prices were as a comparison in 1984/1985?
Junior pricing was only available in the old Paxton road stand at the old ground.
Lower tier £18 cat a. £13 cat c.
Only 5 CAT A games back then.
Standard pricing £55 was the highest priced ticket for cat A. South lower was £35.
Wonder what the prices were as a comparison in 1984/1985?
Remember being in the away end early 90,s, quite possibly the most packed in I have ever been on a terrace, we all moved as one lol
The Woolwich match in 1971 was mad, with (I think) 56,000 in the ground. Many were stuck in the walkway at the back of the shelf unable to see anything . I was perched on the narrow ledge behind the walkway for the whole match, unable to move or I'd have lost my place.
When football was reasonably priced: your old ticket stubs from years gone by
With the Premier League earning £5.1bn for TV rights, clubs have no excuse for charging excessive ticket prices. Attending matches was not always so expensive – as shown by this selection of your old ticket stubs from through the years
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When football was reasonably priced: your old ticket stubs from years gone by
With the Premier League earning £5.1bn for TV rights, clubs have no excuse for charging excessive ticket prices. Attending matches was not always so expensive – as shown by this selection of your old ticket stubs from through the years
FA Cup Semi final was £4 in 1984
Probably standard ticket £50- £60 in 2004??
Same multiplier should be about £800 in 2024!!
Tickets are quite cheap nowadays aren’t they!
FA Cup Semi final was £4 in 1984
Probably standard ticket £50- £60 in 2004??
Same multiplier should be about £800 in 2024!!
Tickets are quite cheap nowadays aren’t they!
I’m pretty sure we will be the first club to have £1000 tickets.
Was talking to a guy the other day about £100k a month rental properties in London…… £1000k football ticket seems like a bargain if your rent is x100 that.
Paying 70 odd quid for my st seat when we first qualified for the champs league , that was one of the reasons I started to think why was I doing this
It will never happen. Not that i'm against it, more than it is finacially just not sane.
Last point is key and always overlooked. It’s not just managers tactical prep, it’s the players physical and mental prep too. Majority of them will have knocks, bruises etc that clear up with a weeks rest, and after a weeks recovery will be looking forward to playing as opposed to it being a functional requirement