Tottenham’s least favourite fan group | We lobbied the club for 6 years to improve the atmosphere | The club are not interested |
Bethnal Green
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In the spirit of transparency, we wanted to share the deck we created for the club to demonstrate why we’re here, what our goals are, and why they matter.
In the thread below, you’ll find 22 slides.
Our aim was to align with the club’s values—speaking its language and connecting our vision to its brand, reach, and finances—while staying true to our core beliefs, our passion for the traditions of British football fan culture, and Tottenham Hotspur's rich fan identity and history.
This deck allowed us to present our ideas across all levels of the club, from leadership to fan groups, with a goal of fostering shared understanding and collaboration.
We hoped it would unite all stakeholders, both inside and outside the club, and finally give us the chance to drive our vision—and the vision of many fans—for a brilliant and vibrant atmosphere at THS.
We believe there isn’t enough transparency from fan groups or the club, so here it is: by the fans, for the fans.
Much love,
ROTS, THFC Flags, SSS
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Return of the Shelf retweeted
To be honest, if the guy wasn’t wearing a huge white fluffy fleece and didn’t give it before the game, I would’ve played nice.
Reap what you sow.
Return of the Shelf retweeted
“Alguns chegam a comprar roupas novas para cada jogo. Parece que vão a um casamento, em que têm de comprar roupa para esse dia. Alguns são como as mulheres a comprar chapéus para um casamento. Compram, por exemplo, um casaco de 400 mil libras, mas é só para um Leicester away.”
This needs talking about and fixing. Usually they open the barriers in the middle to allow the thousands of fans through, last night they forced everyone down the sides, people with bikes, wheelchairs, all being forced to climb over bike racks full of bikes.
I’m unsure why they don’t stop the traffic, to at least allow the first 10 minutes of crowds out, but if they are adamant that they want to alternate between local traffic and fans, at least open the barriers.
Fans will get injured or crushed, it was sketchy last night.
Reading people saying it was a shit goal, noooo, it was a very good strikers goal.
To be fair to a man that’s looked like a door so far this season.
I’m not sure the player that gets aggressively pushed to the floor and then stands up to the same oncoming player should be sent off, and not the instigator.
Shaw made all of that happen. Both should have gone.