Opinion

'Very disillusioned' - City fans on whether they'll be at Spurs game

Samuel Seaman

Published: 5:00 PM May 21, 2022

Seats begin to appear among the Norwich City fans during the last Premier League match at Carrow Road against West Ham - Credit: Daniel Hambury/Focus Images Ltd

Attendance has been the main discussion point for Norwich City fans going into their final-day game against Tottenham Hotspur.

City have been relegated for three weeks and attendances have appeared to be declining at the Canaries ' dead rubber fixtures.

We asked fans whether they would be in attendance or staying away for the Spurs match, and why.

Read some of the best responses below.

Yes, of course. NCFC are my team and always will be, deserving my support through thick & thin. A bump in the road last season won’t alter that. Compare our club with the blue one down the road and just be thankful OTBC
— David Osborne (@DavidOs1243) May 19, 2022

Very disillusioned with the club and how it’s run, so no, not going
— Jon Garland (@Jon_Garland67) May 19, 2022

Going to Fakenham races instead. Will be more enjoyable ! But I will be back in my seat for next season to give my full support !
— Kim Thaxter (@KimDThaxter) May 20, 2022

I don’t like funerals.
— Bruce Wallis (@BruceWallis23) May 19, 2022

Why wouldn’t you go thick and thin #ncfc #Spurs
— harlingdave (@harlingdave) May 19, 2022

Staying away, what’s the point?
— 💚💛 Barnoid 🖤💛🇺🇦 (@Barnoid1) May 19, 2022

Can’t go, I’m at work. Not at all bothered. No love for this squad.
— Lee Payne (@ncfclee) May 19, 2022

Attending because that’s what #ncfc fans do . It may have been a nightmare season but when you get to a certain age you have been here before #ncfc
— ValCanary#NCFC (@vallyrogNCFC) May 19, 2022

I'll be there, and looking forward to it. Will be some 'great banter' whatever happens tbf
— Matt (@mattjware) May 19, 2022

Staying away, because I've concluded it's not worth 6+ hours of travel for. RIP this season. Can someone clap extra loud for me when Pukki gets his award?
— Charles21 (@Charles1980Eko) May 19, 2022

There have been fears over the potential for Tottenham fans to be in home areas for the game, as their side chase Champions League football.

Spurs are only likely to need a point to secure fourth place and their fans are keen to watch them attempt to do so. City have warned, however, that any away fans found in home areas will be ejected without refund.

The three people next to me in the Barclay, who have been there for 10 years plus aren’t coming back. Will be a sad day.
— David Huggins (@DavidHuggins66) May 20, 2022

Not the sliced bit interested any more to be honest club clearly don't want to talk to the fan base so why I bother anyway there only interested in what they can make on the tickets and how much is in the bank
— Eddie Ivens (@EddieIvens) May 19, 2022

We'll go but probably leave after Spurs's 5th. Haven't been excited at going for months now.
— Roger ansell (@rbransell) May 19, 2022

I will be attending and supporting my team to the bitter end like all other genuine supporters will be. OTBC💚💛 https://t.co/QIEI4wIQ7e
— Tracey Smith (@Tracey91064) May 20, 2022

Thailand 🇹🇭 Canaries will be their pic.twitter.com/jXSWVbmFrj
— Thailand_NCFC (@thailand_NCFC) May 19, 2022

Staying away! Rather than wasting money on untried players in the Premier League, NCFC should have given opportunities to home grown players-couldn't do any worse!
— astarboxes (@astarboxes) May 19, 2022

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Join Canaries legend, and Pink Un+ columnist, Chris Sutton, Paddy and Connor to discuss all the hot topics around Norwich City at Epic Studios, in Norwich, on May 24.

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