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 Spurs fans will be aware of the controversy surrounding the Premier League's decision to televise behind-closed-doors games not selected by Sky Sports or BT Sport as part of the traditional broadcast packages as pay-per-view events. These games will cost £14.95 via Sky Sports and BT Sport Box Office. We recently made comment on that decision here.
 The fans we represent are fortunate to support clubs that regularly secure the largest financial revenues in the Premier League. But all of us understand that football doesn’t work in isolation. It’s a family. It requires a fair share of resources to ensure that the Premier League is competitive to watch and that the lower leagues flourish as part of our national game
 Nothing is ever simple in football. After weeks of campaigning to ensure fans could watch their teams while access to stadiums is denied, we should have been celebrating the announcement that they can, and with it a great victory for fan power. But, once again, the Premier League, Clubs and Broadcasters have managed to turn what could have been a positive into a negative. Because, once again, they didn’t have a proper conversation with the fans.
 Welcome to a season like no other
Broadcast access for the 2020/21 season Phased return of fans Body worn cameras at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Catering plans for the return of fans Supporting local non-league teams Tottenham Hotspur Women fan organisation Fundraising for the JE3 Foundation THST Forum Football to Amsterdam 2021 Away ticketing points: 2015 to 2020 Spurs programmes for charity
A new season is starting in unusual and challenging circumstances. Our hopes for the success of Tottenham Hotspur on the pitch are as strong as ever, but this time set in the context of a public health crisis that is far from over. And so our first wish is for everyone’s health and wellbeing.
 Updates on:
Broadcast access for the 2020/21 Premier League season Phased return of fans for 2020/21 season One Hotspur membership renewals Premier League structured dialogue meeting – 19 August FSA Sustain the Game initiative THST Annual Survey THST Forum Haringey Irish Centre Spurs match programmes Football to Amsterdam 2021  Updates on:
Board and ownership of THFC Season Ticket Renewals 2020/21 One Hotspur membership propositions Business and Community Liaison Group meeting – 8 July Cycling to Spurs PCUK London to Amsterdam bike ride THST Forum Haringey Irish Centre  Updates on:
THST on restarting the season How to watch the rest of the 2019/20 campaign Club ‘Behind Closed Doors’ initiatives Haringey Safety Advisory Group Meeting – 15 June FSA virtual meeting with the Premier League – 9 June THFC and the Covid Corporate Financing Facility Commemorating Walter Tull Final Meals for the NHS total Football to Amsterdam 2020 cancelled Wingate and Finchley crowdfunder appeal  Now Spurs’ first two games played behind closed doors have been completed, we thought it would be useful to set out the information we have on how supporters can watch the remaining seven games of the 2019/20 season.
Our team returns to live action this Friday against Manchester United in circumstances no one could have predicted when the 2019/20 season began. There’s no doubt most of us will be learning as we go along in a situation none of us have encountered before, and we thought it would be useful to share our thoughts ahead of the Premier League restart.
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Project Restart Tickets THST Q2 Board Meeting – brief summary Meals for the NHS update THST Forum launch Cycle on You Spurs retro cycling jerseys  Updates on:
THFC furloughing decision Trust during lockdown Your questions Update on Trust events Football to Amsterdam 2020 Trust Members' Forum  The Executive Board of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has today announced it will not be cutting staff pay or using the Government's furlough scheme. It has agreed to meet the objectives we set out in our statement of 10 April.
 It’s now 10 days since Spurs announced their decision to cut the salaries of 550 non-playing staff by 20%, and their intention to place a proportion of those on the Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. 10 days during which mass supporter opinion against these decisions has solidified, and 10 days during which the reputation of our Club has repeatedly taken body blows in both national and international media. It’s also been 10 days for us as a Trust of listening to our members, relaying supporter sentiment and urging the Club’s Board to rethink. We now want to give THST members clarity on our approach and to update fans on our position, appreciating that the situation is both fast moving and unprecedented.
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