Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Hide in the bogs, come out when the game starts?
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King of Norway
Gudni Bergsson
How generous of them. Free flags!
Heda SPURSCZ
Steven Caulker
Capital One Cup Final - ticket allocation
We've been asked by many fans how the ticket allocation for the League Cup Final was decided. We've asked the Club for a clear explanation. They've given us some answers, and we are publishing the information the Club have given us.
We want to make clear that publishing this information does not represent an endorsement of every decision made in the allocation process. We do believe the Club has acted fairly within the boundaries imposed by various sponsorship arrangements linked to the competition. The wider issues around allocations given to sponsors generally are the subject of discussion between fan organisations and the football authorities nationally.
Tottenham Hotspur received 31,461 tickets for the Capital One Cup Final at Wembley on 1 March. Around 21,500 Season Ticket holders applied for a ticket, reducing the pool available to c 10,000. Executive Members (another strand of seasonal membership at THFC) accounted for a further 2,500 tickets with c 6,000 going to One Hotspur Members with 185 or more loyalty points. The remaining tickets have been allocated to fulfil contractual obligations for Club partners, players, coaches and staff.
THFC have assured us they will continue to manage all ticket requirements to ensure that as many members as possible get a ticket for the match.
We hope this information is helpful.
THST Board
We've been asked by many fans how the ticket allocation for the League Cup Final was decided. We've asked the Club for a clear explanation. They've given us some answers, and we are publishing the information the Club have given us.
We want to make clear that publishing this information does not represent an endorsement of every decision made in the allocation process. We do believe the Club has acted fairly within the boundaries imposed by various sponsorship arrangements linked to the competition. The wider issues around allocations given to sponsors generally are the subject of discussion between fan organisations and the football authorities nationally.
Tottenham Hotspur received 31,461 tickets for the Capital One Cup Final at Wembley on 1 March. Around 21,500 Season Ticket holders applied for a ticket, reducing the pool available to c 10,000. Executive Members (another strand of seasonal membership at THFC) accounted for a further 2,500 tickets with c 6,000 going to One Hotspur Members with 185 or more loyalty points. The remaining tickets have been allocated to fulfil contractual obligations for Club partners, players, coaches and staff.
THFC have assured us they will continue to manage all ticket requirements to ensure that as many members as possible get a ticket for the match.
We hope this information is helpful.
THST Board
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Someone mentioned a pub near Wembley that will be Spurs - anyone know which one it is?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The torch
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
markysimmost: 670678 said:
Cheers dude - as always
Parklaner81
Steve Hodge
I'd be willing to bet that none of this allocation will be rubbing shoulders with most of us here, up north of row 30 in the upper tier...
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
The real fan doesn't contribute around half the match day income from only 2500 bodies
I agree with your sentiment but in reality the reason we have the money we do to spend as a club isn't the normal fan on the terrace, it's the corporate fans that pay a lot lot more. And that's how we can still compete with the likes of Liverpool (arse have double our revenue but didn't at the library)
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Serge Aurier
So yesterday my bro asked me in an email to find out his seat number from a group of 12 tickets we bought together as he had "an offer that he simply had to listen to".
3 of my bros like footy the other 2 don't, so we have 3 season tickets. 1 is mine, and 2 are my other bros but they all share amongst people.
I replied to my bro and said I was disappointed that he's selling but not surprised, and he replied saying his wife had booked him something for his birthday as a surprise for that day, so he cant go now and did a sob story. Completely changed his story and he is sticking to it now....
anyway...found out today after I dropped it off to his work to his security guard (he is in Wales and cant get it to him, even though the game is over a week away!) that he sold it for £325. complete and utter sellout. he loaned his ST to a guy this year who really wanted to go the final as well but he said sorry he wanted to go....
3 of my bros like footy the other 2 don't, so we have 3 season tickets. 1 is mine, and 2 are my other bros but they all share amongst people.
I replied to my bro and said I was disappointed that he's selling but not surprised, and he replied saying his wife had booked him something for his birthday as a surprise for that day, so he cant go now and did a sob story. Completely changed his story and he is sticking to it now....
anyway...found out today after I dropped it off to his work to his security guard (he is in Wales and cant get it to him, even though the game is over a week away!) that he sold it for £325. complete and utter sellout. he loaned his ST to a guy this year who really wanted to go the final as well but he said sorry he wanted to go....
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
100% Bang on. happened to us, we had been to every home league game(bar one), and all 4 CL home games upto that day, and because I didnt quite time 'the bar' correctly, was a few minutes loo late to get a ticket for Milan at home.
Then on the morning of the match I see a post on Facebook 'First time at the lane tonight, can't wait woohoo'
Needless to say I wasn't best pleased.
Then a similar thing happened for the Madrid match, sold out again by the time I reached the end of the bar. But surprise, surprise we get beat in the 1st leg and lo and behold, tickets become available become some fans don't want to go because we are 4 goals down. I gobbled up the chance of 2 tickets to see Spurs playing Real Madrid at the Lane, didnt matter to me what the deficit was
Armenia Spur
Steven Caulker
Future Champions League home games should be done on loyalty points basis, IMO. Or at least the big ones, i.e. Inter, AC and Madrid.
I was completely stitched up like that for AC Milan home game. Got booted out every time I went to purchase a ticket and ended up not getting one. Small consolation was that I went to the fabulous 0-1 win in the San Siro two weeks earlier but I should have been able to go to the home game. Definitely agree that home tickets should be made on application basis for a blue chip CL tie/Europa League Semi etc.
For the Madrid game, One of my mates actually camped out overnight at the Ticket office and was one of the first in line......plenty of others had the same idea though but arrived overnight rather than get there 15 hours before tickets went on sale and ended up being half a mile down the road in a queue.
tynesidespur
Terry Yorath
I did the same with Madrid. Home game sold out but went to the Bernabeu and bought a ticket in the home end. Great night even though we lost 4-0 it was still magical to see Spurs at a big ground like that.
Yep I had the same experience for both Inter and Madrid. In the end one chap on here PM'd me and was kind enough to pass on a ticket at face value. There are still some good, genuine fans out there!
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Bit slack of your brother but can see why he has done it, I must admit I wouldn't sell for anything these are the games that make all the brickness worth while
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Serge Aurier
Haha, good pic, sums it up!
Yeh I wouldn't think of selling for any money as these don't come round often and they are still good days, win or lose, but if they turn out to be a win, it's unforgettable.
Yeh I wouldn't think of selling for any money as these don't come round often and they are still good days, win or lose, but if they turn out to be a win, it's unforgettable.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Not even really thought about it yet as weve had big game since we won the SF and have 3 bigguns before it too
Ade's folks are ok really
Ramon Vega
I see Fiorentina became a sellout quite quickly after we made the COCFinal. I wonder how many were trying to boost their loyalty points and now won't bother going tonight if they failed with the high cut off??
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Not so sure, people want to watch us now as its exciting, entertaining and the atmosphere is great again plus its a big big european night
Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
and it's not on terrestrial TV, one reason many EL matches are under-attended
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