Spurs supporters turned their backs on the game against Luton in the 65th minute in protest against the scrapping of season ticket concession discounts. West Ham owners will be following events closely for fears the protests could spill over the London Stadium on Tuesday night as they play the North London team. West Ham has also removed the concession discounts for new season tickets although, unlike Spurs existing season ticket holders will not be affected at this time. Last season Hammers supporters complained that West Ham raised the senior citizen discount to those over 66 with all those who just reached 65 years of age missing out. Founder season ticket holders’ discounts were also removed last season, a discount that those who first signed up for season tickets in 2016 enjoyed. The news on phasing out concession discounts at the London Stadium comes as season tickets rose above the rate of inflation by between 6% and 11%. The club have also vowed to stop season ticket holders who rarely use their seats or put them on ticket exchange from renewing. West Ham insists they must raise ticket revenues to compete with the likes of Spurs while complying with financial fair play regulations. All eyes will be on  Spurs and West Ham fans in the 65th and 66th minute of Tuesday’s London derby to see if the protests continue.

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oh god, somebody just called Matt Hancock something awful on Radio 2.

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