soldierboyblue

Were you there leading the charge?

My Dad said he was the best manager he’s seen alongside Big Ron and if the board had backed him we’d have won the league and avoided the yo-yo years

That’s about to have about 1000 houses next to it

I think I can speak for the vast majority of the wider fan base and say that we would rather have had Spurs journey and continued top flight football compared to the sh I t we’ve had to endure Lee and I know you’re as much a fan as the rest of us

Totally NFL games hosted there, MLB potentially and global concerts, RL Challenge cup finals. Chanser hold my beer

Can't disagree I can remember when we were beating them down at White Heart Lane 3-1. The rest as they say is we're on the wrong side of history! Dave Richards was a good Chairman I suppose as well

Total Revenue and Other income decreased to £528.2m Profit from Operations (EBITDA) increased to £144.9m Loss after Tax decreased to £26.2m June 2024 June 2023 £m £m Match receipts 105.8 117.6 UEFA prize money 1.3 56.2 TV and Media 165.9 148.1 Commercial & Other income 255.2 227.7 Total Revenue 528.2 549.6 Profit from Operations (EBITDA) 144.9 138.7 Loss for the period 26.2 86.8 Total Revenue for the year decreased by 4% to £528.2m (2023: £549.6m) Match receipts of £105.8m (2023: £117.6m) due to nine fewer home games than prior year. UEFA prize money was £1.3m (2023: £56.2m) reflecting the difference between not participating in European competition in the current year and reaching the Champions League Round of 16 in the prior year. The prize money in the period is a final account payment relating to the prior season’s competition. TV and Media revenues were £165.9m (2023: £148.1m) driven by the Premier League broadcast deal and a higher finishing position in the Premier League of 5th (2023: 8th position). Commercial revenues and other income from sponsorship, merchandising and other income such as third-party events, visitor attractions, pre-season tour and conference and events increased to £255.2m (2023: £227.7m). Operating expenses (before football trading) decreased by 7% to £453.6m (2023: £487.9m) principally due to fewer football matches and third-party events. Profit from Operations before depreciation, amortisation, player trading, interest and taxation increased by 4% to £144.9m (2023: £138.7m). The loss for the year after depreciation, amortisation, player trading, interest and taxation was £26.2m (2023: £86.8m). Our net debt as of 30 June 2024 was £772.5m (2023: £677.4m). Over 90% of our financial borrowings of £851.5m are at fixed rates, with an average interest rate of 2.79%. The average maturity of all our borrowings is 18.6 years, some of which stretch until 2051, ensuring limited impact on the Club’s ability to invest in the playing squad. As with prior years no dividends have been paid. Source their website poo set of accounts them

Not disputing that so did Everton's and every other stadium thats been constructed in the UK over the past 10 years. Liverpool's new stands cost considerably more also. I would take a long term plan for prosperity and progression over the short sightedness that we have been subjected to for far too long (that ain't a dig at you).

I'd take that any day over what we've had for the past 30 years coming up to

What that Chairman that has Spurs running as a going concern and has moved them into an out of this world stadium. I like a lot of what you say Lee but do you care to elaborate on this

Madness - Our House

Agreed mine came from a source who used to work for the club at a very high level before the sh i t house got rid of all the knowledgeable football people

Known about the Don bit for years, said it on here a few times.

How can we pitch invade if we’re boycotting

Agree but then look at the stats Pornhub have just given they’ve lost 8mil users. Pushing things underground is very bad and presents criminals with too much opportunity