- Tottenham have increased season ticket prices by as much as six percent
- The club has also scrapped senior season ticket concessions from 2025
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Tottenham fans are furious at the club’s decision to scrap senior season tickets from 2025, labeling the new policy ‘appalling’.
Spurs confirmed on Wednesday that OAP concessions would only apply to matchday tickets from the 2025-2026 campaign, with senior season ticket discounts ‘reluctantly’ removed for sustainability reasons.
The north London team also announced that season tickets would increase by six percent between 2024 and 2025, prompting fans to accuse the club on social media of ‘theft’ amid the current cost of living crisis.
Tottenham’s season tickets are among the most expensive in the Premier League under the current pricing model. They range from £803 per year for the cheapest adult seats to £2,233 for the most expensive plan.
The Football Supporters’ Association wrote on X of the club’s decision to scrap the OAP discounts: ‘This is Spurs’ new policy for OAP ST holders: TThe older you get, the more you pay! Unless you qualify between 2024 and 2025, you will never get an OAP ST discount. Ever. It doesn’t matter if you live to 100. Spurs are the 8th richest club in the world.’
Tottenham fans are furious over the club’s decision to scrap senior season tickets for 2025
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy’s decision (above) has been branded ‘appalling’, with many season ticket holders claiming they will no longer be able to renew the next campaign.
The Football Supporters’ Association has criticized Tottenham’s decision on social media
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Douglas Bagley, a former Tottenham supporter, said: ‘So I understand that because I have had a season ticket every season since 1982 and am now in my early 60s, my loyalty will be rewarded by never being able to buy a Senior Citizen. discount on season ticket. Thank you very much Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.”
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust also shared a series of fan reactions on social media on Wednesday, with the caption: ‘Absolutely heartbreaking’.
One of them said: ‘I can hardly afford it now, a pension without compensation is becoming impossible.’
Another wrote: ‘Thank you very much. Now that my mother is gone, Spurs are even more important to me. The club also meant everything to mom. I’m so upset. I don’t feel any love from the club. I don’t feel wanted.’
A third said: ‘This is horrible. It’s the worst news in a long time. A higher price means I won’t be able to go to Spurs as often as I have been able to do so far.’
A selection of Tottenham supporters have vowed to challenge the club’s decision and urged fans to join the ‘fight’ against the club.
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“(It) would be great if every fan who is outraged by today’s ticket sales announcement – especially the elimination of senior concessions – would be willing to demonstrate that passion in person at our next home game,” one supporter wrote on .
‘We can only move the switch through collective, tangible action. I’m here for the fight.’