Before the publication of the ticket pricing for the Marseille match, we made clear to the Club our view that the pricing at Category B was too high, and completely out of line with that of other clubs.
 THST members will be aware we raised a number of concerns with the Club about incidents at our match against Olympique de Marseille. We issued a statement and wrote to the Club outlining the areas of concern including examples raised by Trust members who attended the game.
 Like all Spurs fans we were extremely concerned by the disorder in and around the away end at last night’s game against Olympique de Marseille.
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Fan-Led Review of Football Governance THST Fan Survey 2022 THST Q3 Board Meeting FSA AGM THWFC Supporter Group Meeting Catering Meeting Spurs REACH Full Members' Forum  Improvements on the pitch have contributed to a much more positive set of results year-on-year in the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust’s annual fan survey, but there are some vital warning signs on tickets and pricing. The survey, now in its eighth year, is the largest independent barometer of fan opinion at Spurs, with 6,001 responses providing a rich crop of data this year. The survey was open to all Spurs fans, regardless of geographical location, Trust or Club membership status.
 The Board of Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust has elected Steve Cavalier and Rachel Martin as Co-Chairs, with Koonal Shah Secretary until the Trust’s AGM in February 2023.
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A note to start: Changes at THST Premier League Fan Engagement and £30 away price cap Senior One Hotspur memberships THST Fan Survey 2022 Premier League Fixture list and TV announcement dates Football to Amsterdam 2022 Tottenham Foodbank Summer Food Collection THST Forum update  We’ve reached the end of an extraordinary season in which Tottenham Hotspur achieved a return to the Champions League, and where a change in approach from the Club’s owners has boosted optimism for the next campaign. We can also, mid-season World Cup excepted, hopefully look forward to a return to a ‘normal’ season for the first time in some years.
This pause, and the start of what could be a bright new era for Spurs fans, has given the Trust’s three longest-serving Board members the opportunity to do something we have been considering for some time. And so, from the THST Q3 Board meeting on 14 July, Co-chairs Katrina Law and Martin Cloake will be stepping down from our positions, and Treasurer Adam Bailey will be leaving the Board at the end of the financial year in August.  Updates on:
ENIC’s £150m investment in THFC Away Ticketing Points Data 2016-2022 THST Summer BBQ for Prostate Cancer UK UEFA European Competition Reforms Atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Behavioural messaging Bag policy at Anfield THST Fan Survey 2022 THST Forum update  Each year, we collate the ticketing points required for THFC Premier League away games and summarise those points in a handy infographic. Data from the last five seasons with fans present can be viewed below, up to and including the 2021-22 season.
 On 24 May, the Club announced that majority owners, ENIC, were putting up to £150m into the Club by way of an equity increase in the form of convertible shares and warrants. This is the first new money contributed by the majority owners for some years and, assuming that most of this money will go toward squad development, can only be described as good news. The majority owners appear ready to capitalise on the perhaps unexpected success of qualifying for next season’s Champions League, in a way that they didn’t in the summer of 2018, and back the manager in a summer transfer market in which our main rivals are also set to be active.
What does the new equity issue mean for the Club’s valuation and for the c.14% of minority shareholders, many of which are regular fans who bought shares when they were freely traded on the London Stock Exchange and AIM?  Singing about the opposition has long been a feature of English football, and we are reluctant to tell fans how they should support the team. Nevertheless, we were disappointed to hear the “Sign on” chant at Saturday's away match at Anfield.
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