In 2016, @SpursOfficial was two players away from winning the Premier League. Daniel Levy wouldn’t invest, prioritized a stadium, said it would make a difference, then scapegoated Pochettino. A decade later, Spurs have the most expensive tickets in the league, ownership has gotten rich, and the club is four points from relegation. Undeterred, the worst ownership in football sent out season ticket renewals this weeks. Spurs fans deserve so much more.
The average season ticket at THFC costs £1000. 💰
In the last 12 months, we’ve won FOUR Premier League home games.
That’s £250 per win.
Fans aren’t entitled, they’re being taken for MUGS.
The Spurs manager cupping his ears to mock his own fans after his sub scores only for that goal to be immediately ruled out may be the most Spursy thing I've ever seen.
6 years ago, Spurs were in a Champions League final and Aston Villa were in the Championship.
Since then, not only have they caught us up, they’ve overtaken us.
Meanwhile, we’ve raked in a whopping £2.2bn in revenue - 3x more than as Villa’s £734m.
So sure, Daniel, keep telling us “it’s hard to do deals” and “we need outside investment to compete”. It’s definitely not down to the lack of a compelling football vision and strategy at this club 🙄
“Game changing stadium”, eh…