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 THST condemns as insulting and utterly inadequate the €20,000 fine imposed on Barcelona by UEFA as a result of events at our Champions League tie at the Nou Camp in December 2018. We are pleased our Club has also said it considers the response inadequate.
 Today we are calling on the main sponsors of the UEFA Champions League to put a proportion of the tickets they have received for the Champions League Final back into the pot for the fans of both clubs. We are making this call alongside Spirit of Shankly, the Liverpool Supporters Union.
 The Club has replied to our call to subsidise ticket prices for the Champions League final. They said: “As you are aware UEFA set both the allocation and the prices. We acknowledge that these prices, along with the inflated flight and hotel prices, represent significant costs for fans.
 Tottenham Hotspur are in the final of the Champions League; a monumental, historic achievement. While the players rightly take the plaudits for a thrilling and inspiring campaign, the fans have also played their part, as the Club has acknowledged.
Now many of those fans are finding the joy at this achievement soured by the prices that have to be paid to attend the final in Madrid.  Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust and Spirit of Shankly joint statement:
This has been a sensational Champions League campaign for Tottenham Hotspur FC and Liverpool FC, with fans of both clubs now looking forward to the final in Madrid on 1 June. But supporters’ joy has been tempered by the extortionate costs of travel, accommodation and tickets – if they get a ticket at all with the measly allocation from UEFA.  The much-loved end of the football season social is back for the fourth year running as THST teams up with the Antwerp Arms to host its Summer BBQ on Sunday 26 May 2019.
In what promises to be the biggest and best event so far, we have an afternoon jam-packed with entertainment for you, including:  Updates on:
Trust social media Stewarding at our new home Ticketing: processes and resource Monthly catering survey 1882 offering Haringey SAG meeting – 1 April Case work Planning for Manchester City games and West Ham United Business & Community Liaison Group meeting Crowd management at Barcelona: update on formal complaint to UEFA White Hart Lane station ticket office: an update  Updates on:
Board to Board meeting with THFC: 12 March Season ticket pricing, match day pricing and process THST Board meeting: 18 March Premier League meeting with fan reps: 21 March Business & Community Liaison Group meeting: 19 March Metropolitan Police IAG meeting: 11 March Sponsorship of Spurs Ladies v Sheffield United: 24 March  Now the Club has announced a price freeze on Season Tickets for the 2019/20 season, and announced match day pricing for the remainder of the current season, we can take a considered view of what this means for supporters.
We have made no secret of our view that season ticket prices are too high at our new stadium. So we are pleased ST prices have been frozen for next year and thank the Club for that decision.  On the evening of Tuesday 12 March 2019, representatives of the Trust Board met with representatives of the Spurs Executive Board and senior Club staff for a scheduled 'Board to Board' meeting. The following notes from the session have been signed off by both the Trust and the Club.
We’re sponsoring Spurs Ladies in their game against Sheffield United Women on 24 March 2019 as they push for promotion to the FA Women’s Super League. Last year, THST made a commitment to sponsor this FA Women’s Championship match. We wanted to show our support for the Ladies team, to raise their profile and hopefully help increase their average gate. The match is taking place at 12.15pm on Sunday 24 March 2019 at Cheshunt FC, Theobalds Lane, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross EN8 8RU.  Updates on:
THST AGM – 26 February: Results Board to Board meeting with THFC: 12 March Crowd management at Barcelona: update on formal complaint to UEFA Crowd management at Spurs v Borussia Dortmund at Wembley New crowd control measures at Wembley Park station St Dunstan’s College link up with THFC Foxes at the new stadium Illegal listing of match tickets on unofficial websites Rail travel for Burnley and Southampton away/ Fan Fare flexible train ticket THST relationship with BT Sport TUFSO Premier League network meeting – 7 February Business & Community Liaison Group meeting – 19 February Casework  Updates on:
THST AGM – 26 February ***FULL MEMBERS: PLEASE USE YOUR VOTE!*** BT Sport FA Cup scheduling protest at Tranmere – 4 January FA Cup pricing meeting with the Football Association – 17 January Crowd management at Barcelona: update on formal complaint to UEFA Planning for both legs v Chelsea in the Carabao Cup semi-final THFC new stadium update – 9 January Business & Community Liaison Group meeting – 22 January THST Board meeting – 21 January Proposed closure of White Hart Lane station ticket office: an update Information for fans attending our game against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Thursday 24 January1/21/2019
 We’ve been allocated 4,017 tickets for the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final versus Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and our support has been given all of the South Stand. Entry will be via Stamford Gate and Bovril Gate and your preferred entry gate is stated on your match ticket. Routes to the gates and crowd flow are shown on the map below. There are 2,565 seats in the upper tier and entry to those seats will be by through 13 turnstiles. There are 1,452 lower tier tickets with entry via 8 turnstiles. A flow queuing system will be in operation. Stewards from Chelsea and Spurs will be present to help.
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