Yep, still hanging in there with the Spurs. I managed to see the 14 April match on TV with Arsenal where they finally won against them in White Hart Lane after 11 years. A bonus was them beating Chelsea in their next match. Looks like they are sitting #4 on the table.
What's up with all of that financial difficulties with Man U? Too many players being paid too much or something? Of course that is true with any of the major leagues in professional sports now days, no matter the game. The only things that the fans can really look forward to are higher ticket prices and higher beer prices. The prime seats that I paid $13.50 for to watch the Chicago Cubs are now going for $55 to $100 depending on the date. The $7.50 seats are going for $27 to $63. Beers were around $2, now they are $6.75 from the vendors in the stands, $6.50 at the concession stands.
I remember one place I went to watch a football game (US style) the vendors in the stands were selling beers for $4.25, counting on the customer to give them a fiver and not worry about getting change back, so that was a quick and easy $.75 each time.
Didn't a wise man a few years back mention that Man City would have three seasons in the Premiership --- Fall, Winter, and Spring.
