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MY MESSAGE TO SPURS FANS FOR SUNDAY
This is not about the owners, their lack of ambition with anything to do with the word football, whilst they maintain the ability to promote the money-making best stadium in the world.
This is not about the questionable choice of management staff, or the frustration of selling our top scorer at the start of the transfer window and denying the team a replacement.
This is not about having one of the best players of all time rise through the ranks, only to be treated with a lack of ambition from those above him, or sacking the only manager in 17 years who brought us success.
This is not even about the fan you have a row with each week over the starting 11, or the fan who watches the game through his phone rather than enjoying the moments that come and go.
This is not about the world media wanting us to be relegated just so they can make their money through content, or the long list of previous managers who are very quick to point out where Tudor is going wrong.
This is not about being for or against a drummer in the crowd, or whether the trumpet player is a welcome addition to the atmosphere or just a nuisance.
And this is not about the broken promises, the years of pain culminating in the best day of our lives, only for the pain to return in abundance shortly after.
This is about the badge, the glory, the Lane; old and new, the fans, the football club's integrity, the motto.
Everyone else is a custodian of this great football club. The fans and the cockerel we wear with pride on our chests remain the one constant; win, lose or draw.
This is about showing those players we believe in them to save us from the unthinkable, and if they believe in us too then they can hold their heads high, knowing they gave us fans all we ask for:
100% commitment and to play the Tottenham way.
So on sunday, please do all you can to get to the ground early.
Wave those flags, sing those songs. Forget everything that needs to change about this club and remember that the problems will come and go - but the fans will never, ever go away.
This is about unity, togetherness and belief, through the good times and the bad.
This is about:
Tottenham Hotspur
No surprise that at all 3 clubs the owners are a shambles send us all down its fully deserved!
Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United and Nottingham Forest.
The “champions of Europe” ensemble, we could call them, bearing in mind the supporters of all three clubs can sing that song, and often do.
Yet there is no misfortune, or flukiness, attached to the fact that these are the clubs currently occupying the Premier League’s 16th, 17th and 18th positions.
The wind howls, the curtains twitch, and it isn’t easy to know which of these three clubs ought to feel the most acute embarrassment to be in this position.
With relegation looming large for one of them, the big question is: where did it go so wrong?
✍️ @DTathletic
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Sunderland ticket available atm (as on exchange) £45 if anyone interested @HotspurTickets @tix2tottenham
Why on earth is Fabio having a say in this if he's leaving and why not wait until after tonight's game as now we are short and have 2 keepers on the bench ffs 🙄
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SPURS FANS PLEASE SHARE IMPORTANT ATMOSPHERE UPDATE
ST HOLDERS: If you want to be part of a singing section at the FRONT of the South stand V Villa with the drum, you have until 3PM TODAY to respond to your email from the club.
WE NEED YOU! COYS
South Stand for Vocal Fans
Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur
10th January 2026
Tickets £30 / £10
We’ve been working with the Club to open a Season Ticket Holder relocation window, allowing vocal Season Ticket Holders from across the stadium to relocate into the South Lower.
This gives us a real opportunity to make the South Lower the equivalent of an away end, with 100% Season Ticket Holders, and compete with the 9,000 Villa fans travelling for the game.
Auto Cup Season Ticket Holders will receive a form via email to allow them to opt in. Season Ticket Holders will also have an additional purchase window after the standard STH sales window, allowing untaken Season Ticket Holder seats and members seats to be purchased by Season Ticket Holders.
This is a step in the right direction. Get your loudest mates together. We’ll see you there. 🐓
Fulham still available for this Saturday if interested happy to let it go for £40 @HotspurTickets @tix2tottenham
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📢 Park Lane for Vocal Fans
A new campaign to bring Tottenham’s most vocal support together in the stand built for atmosphere.
It’s no secret the noise at THS hasn’t been good enough this season, the club’s being pushed to work with fans, but we can act too.
For Chelsea, we’re organising our biggest meet-up yet;
📍 Park Lane concourse (middle level, by Entrance 253, where you’ll find the drummer)
🕓 From 16:00, starting early so it’s going off by 17:00. Get to the concourse and let’s build the biggest Park Lane pre-match atmosphere we’ve ever had.
🎟️ In your seats by 17:20 to build the atmosphere.
🔊 At 17:24:30 the club will turn off all music, step back, and hand over the stage to the fans. This is our chance to create an organic atmosphere inside the stadium.
Be ready immediately after the light show to get behind the team, we’ll have a great slot to make noise, and if the atmosphere is strong, the next part of the pre-match routine will be adjusted to let it continue.
This is the first time the club has given fans this much time before kick-off, let’s show what we’re capable of.
Make it loud and show the power of Spurs fans together. This is how we build the case for change.
COYS
Same seat available for Chelsea this Saturday if anyone is interested @HotspurTickets @tix2tottenham
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Tickets for Villa and Fulham both on the exchange Row 30 in South Stand (view below)
Happy to do both cheaper than exchange price which is £64. DM if interested, will need a CRN.
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A message to Spurs fans from your drummer regarding the atmosphere.
Please like, RT and comment below on thoughts?
Bobby 🥁🤍
Vill sold on exchange now so just Fulham available. @HotspurTickets @tix2tottenham
Tickets for Villa and Fulham both on the exchange Row 30 in South Stand (view below)
Happy to do both cheaper than exchange price which is £64. DM if interested, will need a CRN.
Second game of the season tomorrow, 2 signings and Nottingham Forest have had a better window and strengthend more than us when we were already half a table behind them, it's not acceptable in any way
A Statement From Change For Tottenham.
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Further protest news to follow.
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For all of you reciting our “22 losses” on repeat for the last week.
Take a look at the games where our first choice defence was available.
Leicester (Draw) 1-1
Everton (Win) 4-0
Arsenal (Loss) 1-0
Brentford (Win) 3-1
United (Win) 3-0
Brighton (Loss) 3-2
West Ham (Win) 4-1
Palace (Loss) 1-0
Frankfurt (Draw) 1-1
Frankfurt (Win) 1-0
Bodo (Win) 3-1
Bodo (Win) 2-0
United (Win) 1-0
8 wins (61.5%)
2 draws (23.1%)
3 losses (15.4%)
The losses came against Arsenal, Palace and Brighton. We lost by 1 goal in each game.
I have nothing to say about the Arsenal game, we were full strength and beaten by a project 4 years on from our own.
The Palace game we had Moore playing right wing and Kulusevski filling in as the 10. We played in Europe 3 days before, and were due to play in the league cup against City 3 days after.
The Brighton game we had Werner on the left, and again played in Europe just 3 days before the game.
So, let’s put these losses into context.
Arsenal have been runners up in the league for the last 3 seasons, and whilst we hate to admit it, are a solid side.
We all know how good Palace have been this season, after securing silverware for the first time in their history under Glasner. Beating Villa (x2), United and City this season.
And looking at Brighton, they’re pretty much a giant killer, they always play very well against better teams, having beaten Liverpool, City, United (x2), Newcastle (x2) and Chelsea (x2) this season.
The main issue for me this season has been squad depth. We’ve lost most of our matches because of either a lack of quality, injuries or not being able to cope with the congestion of fixtures, not as a result of Ange’s tactics. If we had a better squad, we would have won more games, it’s that simple.
That being the case, how can you judge a manager for their performance across 4 competitions when it’s clear we haven’t had the squad to compete on all fronts. Yet people continually moan about our 22 losses without context, it’s like you all have tunnel vision, you are mules with blinkers.
We all hoped that we had a good enough squad at the beginning of the season to compete, but it was clear when we started to pick up injuries that the depth and quality wasn’t there. We all saw the performances from our fringe and younger players during our injury crisis, they weren’t at the level. They weren’t good enough to compete. Yet Ange is the one being judged for it. Go figure.
Fast forward, after the realisation that the squad wasn’t good enough, and Ange decided to focus on one competition, he’s then slated for it. Even after winning it, he’s still slated for his league form. You couldn’t write it.
As far as I’m concerned he’s now proved he’s a winner, he’s shown us enough in Europe this year to warrant being fully backed with a squad that can compete in every game.
However, there are still some bright sparks out there that want Frank or Silva? Frank having won absolutely nothing, and Silva winning a Portuguese cup with Sporting, and the Greek league with Olympiakos (Kind of what most of you have been slating Ange for with Celtic, except he pretty much won the lot, twice).
And let’s just overlook the damage it would cause by splitting up this group, and installing a new manager after a historic European win and the scenes that unfolded as a result. I’m sure morale will be sparkling next season 😂
Here’s what I see…
The formation of a winning mentality
Tactical changes that have helped get us over the line when it mattered
A galvanised group ready to run through walls for their manager
A first XI that can beat anyone on their day, and just needs some better players in certain positions
Back him, fully, and let’s see what happens over the next 12 months. This is not the time to be taking a punt on a manager less qualified than the one that’s just won us a European trophy and given some of our players their first real taste of success.
We can’t just keep sacking managers after 24 months.























