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Spurs’ new stadium
- Thread starter Chris Holmes
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feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Completely agree. They really shouldn't be allowed to continue dragging this out indefinitely. The Premier League should have told them that December 15 against Burnley was their final deadline. Miss that and they have to complete the season at Wembley. Personally, I'd have been even stricter than that, but the PL have bent over backwards to accommodate them and Spurs are taking the piss now.
It’s a disgrace that a game of football will take place on that pitch after the NFL game. I had a couple of minutes of viewing of last weekends game there and the pitch didn’t look great and that was 5 minutes in.
The gauling thing with Spurs is they have not made any gesture to apologise, they should be reimbursing the City fans who paid for their travel and lost out not City. Their manager is even saying that what’s happened is a leveller in regards the state of the pitch.
I hope we put this lot to the sword they deserve it.
Perhaps it's just that photo. UEFA pitch size is 105m by 68m. NFL is 91.44 m by 48.8m so they should be able to configure the seats for the larger football dimensions and then make it narrower for the NFL games. Perhaps it's not the problem that I first thought but not ideal for watching the NFL games.Don’t they have 2 pitches that slide in and out?
Dubai Blue
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They have to have loads of space on the sidelines for NFL anyway due to the all the people that stand there during the match. It seems pretty much standard from the (admittedly very little) NFL I've seen on TV.Perhaps it's just that photo. UEFA pitch size is 105m by 68m. NFL is 91.44 m by 48.8m so they should be able to configure the seats for the larger football dimensions and then make it narrower for the NFL games. Perhaps it's not the problem that I first thought but not ideal for watching the NFL games.
blue b4 the moon
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Tbf you keep pushing this with a bit of insider knowledge, wonder which know-nowt spurs fan will be on to say all is well next.They won’t play in it this season. Been saying it for months. Construction will effectively shut down from 14th December and won’t get going again until early January.
Been saying this for a year. The programme was unachievable.
They have to have loads of space on the sidelines for NFL anyway due to the all the people that stand there during the match. It seems pretty much standard from the (admittedly very little) NFL I've seen on TV.
For the 1994 world cup the pitches were too narrow and needed to be modified so it should not be a problem.
richards30
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They won’t play in it this season. Been saying it for months. Construction will effectively shut down from 14th December and won’t get going again until early January.
Been saying this for a year. The programme was unachievable.
i have some guys who supply fixings etc on the project and they reckon march at the earliest as it stands! absolute joke
crazyg
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Probably JimB, AKA Mr Booourns, AKA Daniel Levy.Tbf you keep pushing this with a bit of insider knowledge, wonder which know-nowt spurs fan will be on to say all is well next.
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worsleyweb
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i have some guys who supply fixings etc on the project and they reckon march at the earliest as it stands! absolute joke
They won’t play in it. Lots still to do.
richards30
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They won’t play in it. Lots still to do.
they should get some sort of punishment then mate as they have lead the premier league, opponents and fans a merry dance at alot of messing around and expense! if it was us we would have been hammered with some sort of punishment no doubt!