The club has confirmed to THST that it is not looking to play CL games at Wembley instead of WHL, as had been rumoured. Recognising the unique atmosphere that WHL creates, they are working hard to make sure The Lane is ready to host CL matches
Darren A
Monday, 10 May 2010
Monday, 12 April 2010
Pitch Talk
Trust Chairman Bernie Kingsley will be appearing on the Tony Livesey show on 5Live tonight after 11pm to discuss the wembley pitch
Darren A
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Darren A
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Friday, 9 April 2010
Semi-Final Latest Developments
In response to hearing that Portsmouth were planning to sell extra tickets for the semi through general sale, he Trust contacted THFC to raise the issue of security and fairness.
We received this reply back from The Ticket office manager:
We have been in discussions with The FA this morning about this and can confirm that tickets will now only be available to Portsmouth supporters (or people who are on their database).
The issues with their initial intentions were obvious in terms of security and segregation and they have therefore been advised this morning that they are not allowed to go on an open general sale for Sunday's match. It is highly unlikely that the tickets they were selling were in a neat block to allow them to allocate to us to sell on.
We have been in constant dialogue with The FA since our qualification to make it clear we would accept further tickets for us to allocate to our supporters whenever possible.
Lauren
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We received this reply back from The Ticket office manager:
We have been in discussions with The FA this morning about this and can confirm that tickets will now only be available to Portsmouth supporters (or people who are on their database).
The issues with their initial intentions were obvious in terms of security and segregation and they have therefore been advised this morning that they are not allowed to go on an open general sale for Sunday's match. It is highly unlikely that the tickets they were selling were in a neat block to allow them to allocate to us to sell on.
We have been in constant dialogue with The FA since our qualification to make it clear we would accept further tickets for us to allocate to our supporters whenever possible.
Lauren
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Thursday, 18 March 2010
Latest THFC/THST Meeting is Tonite
At 6.30pm, representatives from The Trust Board will meet with the Board of
THFC to discuss a varied agenda including amongst other subjects, the
stadium and future club sponsors
Representing THFC: Daniel Levy, Donna Cullen, Matthew Collecot, Ian Murphy
and Jonathan Waite
Representing The Trust: Bernie Kingsley, Derek Ridgers, Daniel Wynne, Darren
Howlett, John Tumbridge and two Trust members drawn at random from
applicants, Andrew Winton and Robert Papier
Lauren
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THFC to discuss a varied agenda including amongst other subjects, the
stadium and future club sponsors
Representing THFC: Daniel Levy, Donna Cullen, Matthew Collecot, Ian Murphy
and Jonathan Waite
Representing The Trust: Bernie Kingsley, Derek Ridgers, Daniel Wynne, Darren
Howlett, John Tumbridge and two Trust members drawn at random from
applicants, Andrew Winton and Robert Papier
Lauren
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Monday, 8 March 2010
Fulham Replay News
The Club have kindly just sent us the following :
Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham
FA Cup 6th Round Replay
Wednesday 24th March, Kick off: 7.45
Ticket Prices:
East/West Stands - £30
North/South Stands - £25
Concessions - £10
Platinum and Gold One Hotspur season ticket holders that are signed up to the automatic payment scheme will have the funds taken for their tickets in the next 24 hours. In the event of payment details being declined, an email will be sent to the email address registered on the Club database. Any season ticket holder that does have a problem with their payment going through will be able to purchase their usual seats during the Silver Season Ticket holder sales window detailed below.
Silver Season Ticket holders not on the automatic payment scheme will be able to purchase their regular seat for this match from 9.30am on Thursday 11 March until 9.00pm Sunday 14 March.
One Hotspur Lilywhite and Bronze members will be able to purchase tickets from 9.30 am Monday 15th March until 5.00pm Wednesday 17th March.
All remaining tickets will go on sale from 9.30am Thursday 18 March.
http://www.tottenhamtrust.com/jointrust.asp
Darren A.
Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham
FA Cup 6th Round Replay
Wednesday 24th March, Kick off: 7.45
Ticket Prices:
East/West Stands - £30
North/South Stands - £25
Concessions - £10
Platinum and Gold One Hotspur season ticket holders that are signed up to the automatic payment scheme will have the funds taken for their tickets in the next 24 hours. In the event of payment details being declined, an email will be sent to the email address registered on the Club database. Any season ticket holder that does have a problem with their payment going through will be able to purchase their usual seats during the Silver Season Ticket holder sales window detailed below.
Silver Season Ticket holders not on the automatic payment scheme will be able to purchase their regular seat for this match from 9.30am on Thursday 11 March until 9.00pm Sunday 14 March.
One Hotspur Lilywhite and Bronze members will be able to purchase tickets from 9.30 am Monday 15th March until 5.00pm Wednesday 17th March.
All remaining tickets will go on sale from 9.30am Thursday 18 March.
http://www.tottenhamtrust.com/jointrust.asp
Darren A.
Thursday, 4 March 2010
To Mail Or Not To Mail???
Many moons ago when THST first started, the principle way its members had with communicating with others was the dreaded “Yahoo Loop” – an e-mail mailing list which quite often descended into chaos, but was always tremendously lively and sadly badly moderated. One of my first acts as a THST Board Member was to suggest disbanding the loop and moving to a Forum which we could moderate and structure far better to meet our needs.
Since then the THST Forum has seen many active posters come and go, only ever maintaining an extremely small, very loyal band of brothers (and sisters0 who discuss everything from ticket prices/the success or failure of the CPZ to last night’s Eastenders, the latter being much to Daniel’s delight and Bernie’s disgust ;o).
Sometimes though we can’t help wondering why those once active people stopped posting. Have they found somewhere else to voice their opinions? Have people run out of complaints about the club or THST? (The latter I simply refuse to believe by the way), but most importantly the THST Board do actually discuss whether or not we are giving our members enough opportunities to have your say.
As many of you who read my ramblings on our Forum (and others) will know I’m continually banging on about THST only every being successful if it has continued input from its members – because you ARE the Trust’s future – YOU are the next generation of board members and without your active interest we will essentially become what our biggest critics suggest we are – 10 or 11 busy bodies pissing into the wind!!
After twisting a few arms at the last Board meeting, we have agreed, in principle, to re-institute a Trust Mailing list. Now it’s not compulsory and it’s not replacing the Forum – that will continue as it is, the new mailing list will simply be available to those that prefer to communicate via that medium. In the six years or so since we shut down the old loop, mobile communication has come on in leaps and bounds and with so many people bow having iPhones and Blackberrys it just makes sense to try something new and sometimes you have to look towards the past to move forwards.
So now is the part when you tell us what you think – do you like this idea or do you hate it? Either way we would love to hear from you.
Darren A
Since then the THST Forum has seen many active posters come and go, only ever maintaining an extremely small, very loyal band of brothers (and sisters0 who discuss everything from ticket prices/the success or failure of the CPZ to last night’s Eastenders, the latter being much to Daniel’s delight and Bernie’s disgust ;o).
Sometimes though we can’t help wondering why those once active people stopped posting. Have they found somewhere else to voice their opinions? Have people run out of complaints about the club or THST? (The latter I simply refuse to believe by the way), but most importantly the THST Board do actually discuss whether or not we are giving our members enough opportunities to have your say.
As many of you who read my ramblings on our Forum (and others) will know I’m continually banging on about THST only every being successful if it has continued input from its members – because you ARE the Trust’s future – YOU are the next generation of board members and without your active interest we will essentially become what our biggest critics suggest we are – 10 or 11 busy bodies pissing into the wind!!
After twisting a few arms at the last Board meeting, we have agreed, in principle, to re-institute a Trust Mailing list. Now it’s not compulsory and it’s not replacing the Forum – that will continue as it is, the new mailing list will simply be available to those that prefer to communicate via that medium. In the six years or so since we shut down the old loop, mobile communication has come on in leaps and bounds and with so many people bow having iPhones and Blackberrys it just makes sense to try something new and sometimes you have to look towards the past to move forwards.
So now is the part when you tell us what you think – do you like this idea or do you hate it? Either way we would love to hear from you.
Darren A
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
welcome - and an explanation
In our never ending battle to try and communicate with members & the outside world better I have today set up a blog & twitter address for the trust. The idea is that we'll tweet (use twitter) to let you know when there is some information about to go up on the blog - some of you may already use twitter, if not its a fantastic microblogging aid to getting information out into the public domain quickly.
you'll find the blog at - http://officialthst.blogspot.com/ (please note that the design is very primitive at the moment but hopefully we'll come up with a custome design soon)
the trust twitter account is - OfficialTHST
you'll find the blog at - http://officialthst.blogspot.com/ (please note that the design is very primitive at the moment but hopefully we'll come up with a custome design soon)
the trust twitter account is - OfficialTHST
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