​Today, the Club announced that it had reached an agreement to play home UEFA Champions League games at Wembley next season. We recognise that this will be mixed news for supporters who hold White Hart Lane dear to their hearts but we believe it was the only pragmatic and realistic option once all factors were considered. And it’s one that presents some exciting opportunities, too.

​Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Board to Board Meeting
 
Minutes and Report
 
Tuesday 24 May 2016
Tottenham Hotspur Football & Athletic Co Ltd, Lilywhite House, 6pm

When Spurs played at Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iguna Park this season, a significant number of our fans were caught up in congestion outside the ground, and were assaulted by both police and stewards. 
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Members of THST who were on the scene immediately contacted senior THFC officials, and we witnessed the scenes that unfolded, including the use of pepper spray on fans by police. We were also able to provide some advice and assistance to fans on the scene.
 
Immediately after the game, THFC arranged for THST reps to meet BVB’s head of security so that first-hand accounts of what had happened could be given directly to the host club by fans.
 
After the game, THST put out a call for fans to send in personal accounts of their experiences. Over 60 did. These accounts were compiled and sent, with a covering letter, to THFC, BVB and UEFA.
 
As a result of that submission, and a complaint from THFC about the use of pepper spray on our fans, changes were implemented by BVB, matchday stewards and the police for future games.