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THST News - November 2018

30/11/2018

Updates on:
Wembley restricted bag policy
Wembley events cap
Ticketing
THST analysis of THFC’s financial update
Business Community Liaison Group meeting – 20 November
Unified Football Supporters’ Organisation – National Council appointment
Richard Scudamore’s golden handshake
PSV away ticket collections – 24 October
FOI update – West Ham United in the Carabao Cup
THST Auditors – an update
THST Board Meeting – 26 November
Advice for fans attending the upcoming derby games at the Emirates

Advice for Spurs fans attending the upcoming derby games at The Emirates

29/11/2018

We’ve taken part in the usual discussions with the police and both Clubs ahead of the upcoming Premier League and Carabao Cup games against Arsenal at The Emirates Stadium.
Both games are Category C-IR matches, with police wearing level 2 uniform with baseball caps, as is normal for a derby. There will be 30 Spurs stewards present at Sunday's league game, increasing to 45 for the Cup match on 19 December, clearly identifiable in yellow tabards. Both games have sold out.

THST comment on THFC financial update

26/11/2018

The Club has recently provided a financial update alongside an update on progress on the new stadium development. Typically, THFC waits until the last minute to publish its audited statements i.e. 9 months after the reporting date, when the information is already starting to get stale. While this update only represents the most edited of highlights of 2017-18 performance, it nonetheless sheds some light on the financial implications of the new stadium build. Its early release would appear to reflect a desire to address concerns raised by delays in opening the new stadium.

Bag policy at Wembley

23/11/2018

Many supporters have contacted us about the restricted bag policy now being implemented at Wembley Stadium, expressing concerns that it could, in many cases, prevent them from attending games. We have been talking to THFC and Wembley National Stadium Limited (WNSL) in order to voice supporter concerns and explore practical solutions.

Remembering Jonathan Waite

19/11/2018

When Trust Joint-Chair, Darren Alexander, passed away suddenly in March 2014, it was Jonathan Waite who wrote the Club’s obituary. It was Jonathan Waite who hung the ‘Can’t Smile Without You’ flag at the Benfica match in his memory. And it was Jonathan Waite who let the Trust into White Hart Lane early to lay flowers at his seat. Jonathan’s kindness, empathy and support at that difficult time was a measure of his character. It’s incomprehensible that, four and a half years on, we’re now writing this for Jonathan.

THST News - November 2018

Advice for Spurs fans attending the upcoming derby games at The Emirates

THST comment on THFC financial update

Bag policy at Wembley

Remembering Jonathan Waite

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Advice for Spurs fans attending the upcoming derby games at The Emirates

THST comment on THFC financial update

Bag policy at Wembley

Remembering Jonathan Waite

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