@HarryHugoGoat@FarnhamTownFC Great insight & congrats on your success. A lot of the buzz around FTFC is the continued success on the pitch. How do you adapt once you eventually find a level and have a lower win %. Football will always be a zero sum game
@RickySacks@LastWordOnSpurs Has anyone ever understood whether the stadium concerts, NFL, go karting etc. are run as separate profit centres or do they generate money that goes into the football teams?
@stephenpollard@JewishChron Great article. Just a shame you didn't promote @ChangeForSpurs. They're the only group who effectively and consistently working towards chaninging the Board.
@ChangeForSpurs On days when you're not boycotting, a sustained chant of ENIC out with everyone standing for five minutes at say the five minute mark in each half would be very loud. Then just focus on the game 4/
@jburnmurdoch@DKThomp Did your statistics include a gender breakdown? I thought it was only by age group so was confused by a link to an article focused on young men.
@ChangeForSpurs Hasn't Daniel Levy given Change for Tottenham a clear objective to measure him by here? He's stated his aim is to with the PL & CL. But, as supported by reality, his statement should read 'I aim to win the PL & CL without investing in any top tier players'
@SkySportsNews Sky Glass only needs to do two things - image & sound. Shame it canβt do it in synch! (Iβve heard itβs the same with the puck)
@oJaayCo Amazing job! Interesting point from Ally about Spurs fans being the most understanding supporters they talk to. He's right, there needs to be more anger/energy in the stadium. Your tone with the press is perfect, I hope you get the stadium behind you as your efforts deserve.
@miriam_cates I would say that the potential of technology is now so great (even putting aside that current buzz around 'AI') to improve productivity and that it should be central to any manifesto & drive quality over quantity when it comes to population
@miriam_cates I totally agree with the premise you have posted. However limiting yourself to the three options and backing option 3 shows a failure of imagination.
Does anyone look around this crowded country and really think that what we need is more people, houses & infrastructure? 1/2