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I don't think people were apologists, they just enabled Mike Ashley because they couldn't stop going to the match and couldn't give up their tickets. I don't blame anyone for that, it just throws confusion on how we usually judge 'loyalty'. It's not easy either way. Personally I wish more than anything I'd given Mike Ashley some money and got a season ticket while I could

Personally I think he's completely on top of the data, what he sees in training and the importance of each game... and makes decisions according to that.

Schar can play in goal, he’s great with his feet.

I would snap your hand off, but of course I know many people can't afford that.

I'm sorry, that's impossible to imagine.

Please please please please please.

I'm not sure it's guaranteed that they will rinse ordinary fans. If they can add loads of corporate seats they might not feel the need to do that. Of course the price of everything is always going up.

Feels like Man City have calculated that they don’t need the extra money from fans, it’s not enough to make a difference to FFP really.

I think redeveloping SJP might be the preferred option but capacity limits and logistics of playing during the work will mean we end up with a new stadium. I'm OK with it as long as the location is good and I can guarantee a season ticket

Just give him whatever contract he wants at this point, the guy is a phenomenon.

I do wonder how big this game is for some people now, given how far apart we are and how long it is since we had a meaningful derby. Would be very nice to win but it's not like I think about Sunderland from one day to the next. That said, I've never been that tribal about football.

When I went to Spurs the concourses were so full it was a nightmare to get a drink. Like shoulder-to-shoulder impossible to move. I like getting in early, but more to soak up the atmosphere from outside. I can't see myself deliberately going in to eat or drink unless the amount of space is a lot more, and more relaxed, than I've ever experienced at a football stadium. If they sold Greggs, maybe.

Well yeah, but that is because it would lock out everyone else.

On the other hand, how many new season tickets could you sell right now? Tens of thousands I would guess. And would those people stop going after one bad season?

Liverpool are going to kill me these next couple of weeks but I can't bring myself to put Darwin in when he's failed me so many times. If I thought Gakpo would start I'd give him a go but I haven't a clue what their rotation will be.

I’m not sure it’s interesting enough to make a book out of mind. I agree I don’t see a clear way out though, changing the manager won’t necessarily do anything. It would take a ridiculously perfect managerial choice to override the general malaise that is over the club and the players.

I just don’t think that’s enough extra tickets.

I would move if it meant I could get two season tickets together. Not sure what capacity would be needed for that to be easy, but I’m sure it’s more than is possible to add onto SJP. I’m thinking 75-80k? For me there’s no real downside of moving if we stay in the city centre, the arena site seems ideal. Nice views for people arriving by train as well. Of course we’re attached to SJP but I would become attached to our new home as well. Being out of town would be the only disaster which would kill the matchday experience and the city economy.

I’ve missed many pages, is this survey just being emailed to selected people?

Spurs stadium is the best I’ve ever been to by a mile.

Would be nice for us to do a rainbow pro-LGBT+ display, support people displaced by war or something like that together. Sure they’d be up for that.

Disastrous news, Dubs is decent but not at the same level. Of course we hope the goalkeeper isn't needed that much.

Blessing in disguise if he’s banned.

He’s the number one reason we’ve done so well. What he’s done is spectacular.

He was clearly following the instructions to come deeper more and link play, which he did excellently.