SPURS SUPPORTERS’ CLUB (SINGAPORE)
MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT
In this Membership Agreement,
"the Club" refers to Spurs Supporters' Club (Singapore)
"the Card" refers to Spurs Supporters' Club (Singapore) Membership Card
"the Member" refers to the membership applicant
- The Member must at all times conduct themselves in such a manner and do everything within their control to protect and enhance the good name and reputation of the Club.
- Membership is strictly non-transferable.
- The Club reserves the right to refuse or close membership without prior notice or reason.
- No refunds whatsoever will be given in respect of any membership fees paid.
- The Club reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time without prior notice.
- The Member shall abide by the laws of the Club as laid out in its Constitution.
- The Club shall not be liable for any misconduct on the part of its members, and disclaims all responsibilities that may result as a consequence.
- The Card remains the property of the Club at all times.
- The Club reserves the right to suspend or withdraw membership and all related benefits without compensation or reimbursement if the Member is in breach of any of the Terms and Conditions set out herein.
- If the Member's card is lost or stolen then written confirmation should be supplied to the Club together with a police report number. A non-refundable administration fee of S$10.00 will be required to be paid before a new membership card is issued.
-
Sportsmail's alternative PFA Team of the Year XI
Controversy often surrounds the selection for the official team, with many players finding themselves unlucky not to make the cut. Sportsmail compiled an alternative team of the year.
-
Arsenal and Tottenham target Malcom set for Bordeaux exit
Nicolas de Tavernost, president of the M6 group which owns Les Girondins, made it clear at his company's AGM that Malcom will get his wish this summer.
-
Tottenham stars enjoy some fun in the sun ahead of Man Utd showdown
Tottenham's players made the most of the warm weather as they stepped up their preparations for their FA Cup semi-final with Manchester United.
-
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino reiterates passive stance on FA Cup
Spurs, playing at Wembley this season while their White Hart Lane home is redeveloped, will be on familiar turf — albeit using the away dressing room — but Pochettino insists it will be a level playing field.
-
Monaco 'send scouts to watch Man United target Ryan Sessegnon'
Fulham starlet Ryan Sessegnon is the most in-demand teenager in the country with Premier League sides Tottenham, Manchester United and Liverpool all chasing his signature.
-
Paul Gascoigne rolls back the years in heartwarming street kick-about with nephew
Undeterred by two hip replacements, Paul Gascoigne has proved to fans that he's still got it in a heartwarming street football video alongside his nephew Cameron outside his house.
-
Tottenham add external cladding to new 62,000 stadium that helps form backdrop for LED lighting
With just four months until due completion, Tottenham's new stadium appears to be taking shape as construction workers added cosmetic touches to the ground's exterior.
-
Ryan Sessegnon is the kid who rules over men... so is Tottenham next?
SPECIAL REPORT BY TOM FARMERY: Ryan Sessegnon is being touted to reach the very top. At just 17, he has already cleaned up at the recent EFL Awards, picking up five awards.
-
International Champions Cup 2018: Fixtures, dates, teams and tickets
The Premier League season may be nearly over, but fans needn't worry about a prolonged absence of top teams, what with the International Champions Cup 2018 taking place in July
-
PFA Team of the Year 2018 dominated by Manchester City
Manchester City dominate the PFA Premier League Team of the Year, with five players featuring in the star-studded line-up revealed on Wednesday.
-
Tottenham join race for Paris Saint-Germain left back Layvin Kurzawa
The 25-year-old has been told he can leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer as they look to raise funds with a number of player sales and is keen on a move to the Premier League.
-
Spurs FA Cup win would lead to more trophies in future, claims Jan Vertonghen
Jan Vertonghen, who won a domestic cup with Ajax in 2010 before the club won back-to-back league titles, believes a trophy will have an invigorating impact on the Spurs squad.