@RickyTFC I doubt there is anyone on the other end, @SpursOfficial need to take a long hard look at its customer services, which in my experience is non existent.
@MartinCloake Congratulations @MartinCloake. @thfcofficial say they want to establish a better connection with fans, which I applaud. However I have made 4 requests via the supporter services contact process over 4 months and NONE have been acknowledged or replied to. Appalling.
@TJRamini Whatever happens, it’s not the end of the world, Spurs fans are among the best in the world, we are one big family, always supporting our team, in good times and bad.
@Postecogniac I agree. It didn’t feel catastrophic back then, almost normal, and it did us no harm, arguably it set us up for a great era. Now it feels unfathomable!
@NormanGiller@spurs We’ve hardly seen a Prem win at home in recent memory. Optimism wears thin. Couldn’t have been a greater positive lift than last Sunday and look what happened. There is no correlation between the support and the performance for this squad.
@Don_Falcone2@SpursOfficial We are not staying up. Performances are dire. The momentum is downwards. The hierarchy in the club are incompetent. There is no system of play and the squad does not care enough.
@MikeyHotspurs I don’t agree @MikeyHotspurs, but I’d love to be wrong. The club has lost its soul, heart, its identity, togetherness. It’s all been stripped away bit by bit. Results and performances over the last 18month speak for themselves. 100% down, sorry!
@AverageGuy43984 @SpursOfficial I remember it well. So much so that I could see the signs and knew that relegation would be coming for us 3 months ago. It’s worse now than 76, because Spurs is a spiritless enterprise, not a ‘club’. No identity, no culture, no leaders, no soul, no one playing for the badge.
@Superspurs131 Sadly, it doesn’t matter who we face, we lose. Our momentum is in reverse. I’d like to be optimistic, but I cannot find any crumbs of positivity to hang onto!