‘Absolutely mental’ – Tottenham fans explode as ’embarrassing’ ticket prices confirmed for 2026-27
Tottenham supporters have come for Joe Lewis and Co. following the confirmation of season ticket prices for the 2026-27 campaign.
The Lilywhites have won just two Premier League home games during the entire 2025-26 season, form which has led to Thomas Frank‘s sacking and the appointment of Igor Tudor.
In the Champions League, however, matters are completely different, having lost just one of their eight games, and advancing to the knockout stages along with Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City.
That does not excuse what supporters have endured over the last few seasons, though, with Tottenham sitting 16th in the Premier League table ahead of the final 12 games of the campaign.
And unsurprisingly, news surrounding season tickets has not gone down well.
Tottenham fans want season ticket prices reduced after new announcement
It has been confirmed that season ticket prices have been frozen for the second consecutive season, but many were hoping for prices to drop after such awful results in front of home crowds.
One supporter hit out at the “absolutely mental” announcement, with another asking for the club to do the “honourable thing” and rethink their prices ahead of next season.
The owners are catching plenty of criticism on social media right now, and should Spurs be relegated from the Premier League this season, it could get even worse.
- @Joshh_N17: “Averaged £550 per prem win for my ST. Shame on you, 2nd year of dross and yet to reduce the cost. Embarrassing.”
- @swspurs: “I’m sorry to say you’ve pushed even the most patient fans too far. The last 3 years have been shameful, and you’ve destroyed a lot of passion.”
- @danny_rose_p: “I genuinely, from the bottom of my heart, hope we get relegated. The Lewis family deserve it. I’d love to see available and cheap tickets in the EFL and an absolute crisis for Lewis in terms of their investment.”
Which players could Igor Tudor axe vs Arsenal?
Based on Spurs’ defeat to Newcastle last week, there are several players who could be sacrificed in an attempt to get anything more than a point in the North London derby.
Yves Bissouma only lasted 45 minutes before being replaced, and given his off-pitch controversies, it could be difficult for him to find his place in the team under the new manager.
With Wilson Odobert sidelined until the end of the season, it is unclear who will occupy the right-wing position against the Gunners, while Joao Palhinha could be given more minutes.
A lot of Frank’s decisions were heavily questioned during his final few weeks at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but Tudor has the chance to instantly win the hearts of the fans by beating their bitter rivals.
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