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So as I promised myself, earlier today I made the trip down to White Hart Lane (sorry, The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as yet still no sponsor) to attend the ENIC Out protest demonstration. I got there shortly after the advertised starting time due to the traffic on the A10, no surprise there. The first notable thing was that there were stewards placed at the foot of all the stair cases that lead up to the level where the turnstiles are. I'm assuming this is because the club were fearful of an Old Trafford style pitch invasion. Each stairway seemed to have three stewards 'guarding' the bottom of it. Now what they expect these people to do if two to three hundred men have decided they're going to storm the ground is anyone's guess. On that matter the Police presence was very low key. During the whole time I was there I only counted four officers.  Like Father Dougal from the Channel 4 comedy series 'Father Ted', I'm not very good as estimating crowd sizes

 As I write this there are three league games to go for Spurs. Although technically the season isn't over, in my opinion it ended on 18th March when we meekly surrendered a two goal first leg advantage to go out of the Europa League in Zagreb.  Obviously, at that time we still had a Carabao Cup Final against Manchester City to come. In all fairness, Spurs only made that final after the easiest draw in the history of knock out football which reads bye, penalty win against Chelsea's reserve team, Stoke away and Brentford in a one legged semi final where we got the home draw. Eventually, after 427 attempts on goal Manchester City finally scored to put us out of our misery but nobody who follows Spurs will ever forget that glorious moment at Wembley when Giovanni Lo Celso kicked the ball and it nearly went somewhere near the City goal. Zack Steffen ,Man City's keeper on the day, almost had to put his novel down to deal with it. As a supporter, those are the moments you can real