Your Board is subject to the following rules:- Examine the Board Rules here. Note that these are the rules for the structure and behaviour of the Board and not the Trust as a whole.

Your board is as follows:-

Daniel Wynne - Chairman

Daniel was re-elected to the board in October 2007, and was re-elected by fellow board members as your Chairman. Daniel is the public voice of the THST and has been a regular participant in Sky's Fanzone feature for their live interactive matches, together with his appearances on ITV's "The Premiership" Monday night shows during the 2001-02 season. Daniel is 34 years old, married with two Spurs-mad sons. He was not a member of previous fans' groups but he worked with their members and grew to respect them in the months that included the formation of the THST, in which Daniel played a full part. Daniel believes passionately in the Trust, and has already illustrated the dedication that he promised prior to being elected. Daniel enjoys serving on the board of the Trust and looks forward to continuing his work.

Darren Alexander

Darren was re-elected onto the Trust Board in October 2007, having served as a co-opted member. Darren is a 32 year old Home and Away season ticket holder currently working in Sales & Marketing who intends to use this experience to increase the Trust's membership and expand its awareness to a large audience. Darren has previously worked with Jonathan Adelman in playing and organising the Internet Hotspurs Football Team, a founder member of the Internet Football Association (IFA) which was set up to promote goodwill and friendship between other domestic and european supporters. He has now retired from playing and wishes to devote his time to promoting the Trust. Together with Bernie, Darren will look after your ticket office queries.

Bernie Kingsley

Bernie (elected member) will be familiar to those who read CADD (Cock-a-Doodle-Doo), which is one of the popular Spurs fanzines published on glossy paper several times a season! Bernie helped to found this title and also TISA (The Tottenham Independent Supporters' Association). Bernie recognises that football fans' loyalty has been exploited with the growth of the game in the last ten years and that the formation of the Trust enables us to have a powerful new relationship with THFC based on mutual respect. Bernie will have a particular interest in Community issues which include liaison with the Spurs Community officer, the local authority, and responsibility with regard to the ticket office, and stadium redevelopment. Bernie was required to stand down from the THST Board in 2005, but offered himself for re-election and was returned un-opposed to the board for a further three years' service. In conjunction with Darren, Bernie will deal with your ticket office enquiries

Derek Ridgers

Derek (elected) has for thirty years been involved in advertising, design and photography, and worked on the designs for Trust Ads and literature. Derek describes himself as a doer, not a talker, but states that the Trust needs effective and professional looking communications. Derek was required to stand down from the THST Board in 2005, but offered himself for re-election and was returned un-opposed to the board for a further three years' service.

Paul Smith

Paul was re-elected to the board in 2005, having previously served as a co-opted member, and may be known to those of you with web access, as the webmaster of "Spurs Odyssey" - one of many unofficial fans' sites. Paul is responsible for the creation and upkeep of the THST web site, which he intends to be dynamic, and a huge source of information for the membership of the THST, and of course, prospective members. Paul goes to all games, home and away, and likes to think he can relate to the fans, having the wherewithal to relate issues to the powers that be. Paul also looks after the Trust's mailing lists. Paul does wish to publicly express his great thanks to his eldest son, Bradley, for his technical expertise in enabling the creation of the new website, which will be a constantly developing medium. Paul was required to stand down from the THST Board in 2005, but offered himself for re-election and was returned un-opposed to the board for a further three years' service.

Graham Wilkinson

Having been born to a Spurs supporting Dad in 1984 and being named after Graham Roberts there was only one club Graham was going to support. Co-opted onto the Board in October 2006 aged just 22, Graham hopes to bring a fresh perspective to the Trust and be a link between the younger members and the Board; he also feels that an increasing membership is the only way the make our voice be heard. An avid film fan Graham is currently studying Film Production at The London College of Music and Media with the intention of becoming a director, he hopes his creative skills in this field could somehow aid the Trust.