Don't get this, the local council have limited the tickets available as its a London derby. But apparently not a problem when its a FA Cup semi or final or something like England v Scotland.
Don't get this, the local council have limited the tickets available as its a London derby. But apparently not a problem when its a FA Cup semi or final or something like England v Scotland.
Ahh, so does that mean Spurs are able to sell the other 95K seats to their own fans.
If not could they argue they're being financially hampered, or conversely could other teams complain they're gaining a financial advantage.
Not necessarily relevant when most of the finance comes from elsewhere but just trying to get my head around the reasoning.
Don't get this, the local council have limited the tickets available as its a London derby. But apparently not a problem when its a FA Cup semi or final or something like England v Scotland.
If I remember correctly there's a limit on the number of events Wembley can host per year with crowds of over 50k. Were Spurs' CL games at Wembley capped at 50k last season?
To be honest I'm happy they take the money, get the stadium paid off then they can (hopefully) start putting more cash into the grassroots. Lets face it the PL aren't going to do shit.