Tottenham players announced on Tuesday that they would refund fans the cost of tickets they paid to visit St James’ Park, where Spurs beat Newcastle 6-1 on Sunday.
“We appreciate your support home and away, and with that in mind, we would like to refund fans the cost of tickets at St. James Park. We know this won’t change what happened on Sunday, but we will. we are doing our best to be more confident on Thursday against Manchester United,” the players wrote.
The message was published on Tottenham’s official Twitter account on Tuesday, two days after the defeat suffered at Newcastle in a game the team was already losing 5-0 in the 21st minute and a day after being sacked Italian Christian Stellini. who replaced António Conte at the end of March.
“We understand your frustration, your anger. It wasn’t good enough. We know that words are not enough in such situations, but believe me, such a defeat hurts, ”the players also note in an appeal to the fans.
In the note, the group adds that only with support and together will it be possible to move forward.
Tottenham Hotspur thrashed Newcastle on Sunday in an EFL matchday 32 game that left Spurs further from access to the Champions’ places, with the team finishing in fifth place, six points behind Manchester United. two games less played.
The London team is also six points behind Newcastle, who are in third place and also playing less than Spurs.
On Monday, Tottenham president Daniel Levy announced the departure of Stellini and the arrival of another deputy, in the case of Ryan Mason.
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Source: CM Jornal
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