Tottenham Hotspur’s head coach, Ange Postecoglou, has addressed criticism surrounding the club’s decision to increase ticket prices for next season, asserting that it’s unfair to blame tourists for the move.
Amidst backlash from supporters’ groups over a six percent rise in ticket prices and the discontinuation of senior concessions, the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust has deemed the decision “unacceptable” and reached out to Premier League chief executive Richard Masters.
However, Postecoglou, speaking ahead of Tottenham’s upcoming match against Fulham, pushed back against attributing the price increase to overseas supporters. He expressed his disagreement with labeling people as “plastic” or “tourists,” highlighting the global support base of the football club.
The recent victory of West Ham over Freiburg has implications for Tottenham and other Premier League clubs vying for European spots. With fifth place now likely to secure a Champions League berth next season. With Tottenham currently occupying fifth place, the prospect of securing a spot in Europe’s premier competition should provide encouragement.
However, Tottenham faces a challenging task against Fulham, compounded by the absence of Micky van de Ven due to injury. Postecoglou confirmed that while Van de Ven will miss the upcoming match. He is expected to return after the international break. Additionally, Richarlison’s availability depends on his recovery from injury.
With Van de Ven sidelined, Radu Dragusin is set to make his first start since joining the club in January, as confirmed by Postecoglou.
In addressing concerns over ticket prices and preparing for upcoming matches. Postecoglou remains focused on navigating Tottenham through the challenges ahead.
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