- Oct 2, 2004
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I think my enthusiasm for Spurs is slightly on the wane, but that's mostly down to my waning enthusiasm for football generally.
Having already stopped going every week due to the ludicrously high ticket prices, I'm now expected to pay for two different subscription services if I want to see all the televised games. At the same time the players become more and more hateful (diving, swearing at refs, generally being horrible arseholes), the game is becoming less and less competitive due to a limited number of clubs having huge amounts of cash, (both in the Premier League and across Europe) and the rulers of the game seem to become more and more corrupt and removed from those who actually watch football.
I think with that general sense of the game slipping away, I find it hard to get as worked up about Spurs as I used to. I still hate it when we lose, but I hate it a little bit less every season, same as I cheer the wins a little bit less.
Sad but true.
Fortunately my feelings towards SpursCommunity remain completely undiminished.
Having already stopped going every week due to the ludicrously high ticket prices, I'm now expected to pay for two different subscription services if I want to see all the televised games. At the same time the players become more and more hateful (diving, swearing at refs, generally being horrible arseholes), the game is becoming less and less competitive due to a limited number of clubs having huge amounts of cash, (both in the Premier League and across Europe) and the rulers of the game seem to become more and more corrupt and removed from those who actually watch football.
I think with that general sense of the game slipping away, I find it hard to get as worked up about Spurs as I used to. I still hate it when we lose, but I hate it a little bit less every season, same as I cheer the wins a little bit less.
Sad but true.
Fortunately my feelings towards SpursCommunity remain completely undiminished.