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Hi, Mark.

So we've had another busy week, and again, we've packaged it all up with our

personal highlights from the shows that we've done over the past seven days. Yeah, we've had another

Premier League points sanction for Everton. We found out what makes Saturday's Grand National more than just

the greatest steeple chase with champion jockey Sir AP McCoy.

But first, with the cost of attending football on the rise,

we ask the question,

our Premier League club's trying to kill off season tickets altogether

and focus a little more on their global fan base.

To join us for this one,

the Athletics Tottenham correspondent, Jack Pittbrook.

Thank you. For this one, the Athletics Tottenham correspondent Jack Pittbrook. The Sports Agents with Gabby Logan and Mark Chapman.

There's two elements to the ticketing review at Spurs. The first is that all season ticket prices

will go up by 6% from next season. And the second, which I think is more controversial than that,

is there changes around senior concession season tickets. So there's two things. One is that

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