Spurs generate roughly £60m a year from concerts and sporting events.
To all the fans who went to our boxing shows to sing ‘We hate Tottenham’, thank you for funding our revival.
Thank you for paying £13 for a Daniel Levy NFL hotdog. It’s much appreciated.
lets give a massive shoutout to the referee tonight
-didnt let saka take the corner after he was wasting time
-gave mosquera yellow card for time wasting
-didnt give madueke pen for a dive
-gave rice and arteta yellow card for CRYING
MASTERCLASS PERFORMANCE
𝐀𝐑𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐖𝐄𝐑𝐄 𝐑𝐎𝐁𝐁𝐄𝐃!
1. PSG didn’t allow them to score from corners like they usually do in the Premier League.
2. The referee awarded a penalty against them, despite them not conceding one in the league this season.
3. The referee didn’t fall for their antics of time wasting and diving.
4. Except for Mendes, PSG’s penalty takers didn’t miss.
5. VAR, like in the Premier League, didn’t come to their rescue.
6. The so-called best defender in the league, Gabriel, missed a penalty.
7. Ballon d’Or Declan Rice was nowhere to be seen when needed.
Keir Stamer, Mick Jagger, Arsene Wenger, Jack Whitehall, Gunnersauras, Roman Kemp, Piers Morgan, Zohran Mamdani, Thierry Henry.
Your boys just took one hell of a beating.
Re: the letter to Tottenham Hotspur fans from non-executive chairman Peter Charrington. Positives? Contrition: important the club showed some humility and apologised to fans, who’ve been brilliant in their support through grim times when players, coaches (pre-Roberto De Zerbi) and board have repeatedly let them down.
Transparency: fans were able to reply to the statement on the club website, and some strong opinions were inevitably expressed, especially about Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange. Fair play to the club for allowing that, knowing there would be criticism.
Hope: some sensible promises/plans for the future; acknowledgement that leadership structure needs strengthening; that squad needs strengthening - and with experience - and that costs substantial sums, more than committed in the past. One charismatic leader, De Zerbi, has rescued the team and the board. More elite-level operators required through club, on and off the pitch.
Negatives? Proof required: actions speak louder than well-crafted words. Dumping blame on previous regimes is a bit cheap and dodging their own responsibility (Tudor etc). Time, and real investment in transfer fees and wages, will tell.
Ownership: why does this letter come from Charrington and not a member of the Lewis family, the club owners, the ones who should be fronting up and taking responsibility for a wretched season and some poor appointments? It’s their club, their mess, their responsibility to engage with fans.
No offence to Charrington, he’s been very successful in other areas, banking etc, but he’s not from a football background, he’s non-exec anyway. Fans don't know him. Spurs fans deserved the letter from the Lewis family.
But relief reigns, Spurs survived, and, as RDZ says, must never allow this famous, well-supported club to sink into this perilous position again. Enic and the board have to rebuild knowing how close they were to meltdown. Back De Zerbi, recruit elite and engage with fans. #THFC
To every single premier club who’s hated on us and wished on our downfall.
To the referees, PGMOL, VAR.
To Everton and Leeds.
Fuck off.
WE ARE STAYING UP
Meanwhile, these were the scenes inside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after #THFC were crowned as European Champions! 🤩🏆
The club then somehow decided it would be a good idea to sack the man that won it for us, and replace him with the Brentford manager…🫣🤦��♂️
Premier League CEO literally confirming the league is rigged.
We all seen it this season with Arsenal.
Not a single red card or penalty against them despite being the dirtiest team in the league.
Games gone