GornikDaze
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Nothing official... I think it’s pretty close to the first of these ones by all accounts...
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Spurs’ new stadium
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WesthoughtonJohn
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Still time to draw a line under this.The big cranes have all gone from the ground now. There are a couple of little ones (or were, ten days ago), but they may have been for moving things like Portakabins.
It's very shiny.
Premier League have to tell them to stay put until next season now. Absolute joke of a situation
BlueAnorak
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Yes they've stuck a Bishops Finger up to the turophiles like my good self.VIP cheese room has been cancelled. It's a fucking scandal.
MillionMilesAway
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Still time to draw a line under this.
Premier League have to tell them to stay put until next season now. Absolute joke of a situation
I largely agree. I could see a case of having their last home game to open the new place, but not more than that.
Spurs appear to be angling for a 'big' match to open it, and their remaining league matches after Arsenal are Palace, Brighton, Huddersfield, West Ham and Everton.
I largely agree. I could see a case of having their last home game to open the new place, but not more than that.
Spurs appear to be angling for a 'big' match to open it, and their remaining league matches after Arsenal are Palace, Brighton, Huddersfield, West Ham and Everton.
The first competitive game at the new stadium will be a big game whoever the opponents. At this stage, Spurs just want to be in there. Preferably a daytime game, because of the need for fans, police and stewards to familiarise themselves with the new access routes (away fans, for instance, will be at the opposite end of the stadium); preferably not a big derby or any game where there's potential for trouble; and, from Spurs' perspective, preferably a game that they have a good chance of winning - they don't want to get off to a losing start at the new place!
Dubai Blue
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And preferably their first home game of next season as it would be farcical if they were allowed to switch stadiums at such a late stage of the current season.
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The first competitive game at the new stadium will be a big game whoever the opponents. At this stage, Spurs just want to be in there. Preferably a daytime game, because of the need for fans, police and stewards to familiarise themselves with the new access routes (away fans, for instance, will be at the opposite end of the stadium); preferably not a big derby or any game where there's potential for trouble; and, from Spurs' perspective, preferably a game that they have a good chance of winning - they don't want to get off to a losing start at the new place!
So not when it is actually ready, but when Spurs deem it appropriate, same old.
MillionMilesAway
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The first competitive game at the new stadium will be a big game whoever the opponents. At this stage, Spurs just want to be in there. Preferably a daytime game, because of the need for fans, police and stewards to familiarise themselves with the new access routes (away fans, for instance, will be at the opposite end of the stadium); preferably not a big derby or any game where there's potential for trouble; and, from Spurs' perspective, preferably a game that they have a good chance of winning - they don't want to get off to a losing start at the new place!
I agree with all of that.
TCIB
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Instead of rushing it in order to save some face of sorts. They should just come out and say complications with such a technologically advanced stadium have forced the opening to be next season. This way contractors are not flogged to death and the piss taking will stop after a rush of articles knocking them.
Is it costing spurs a lot to be in this limbo, renting wembley and other costs?
Is it costing spurs a lot to be in this limbo, renting wembley and other costs?
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The first competitive game at the new stadium will be a big game whoever the opponents. At this stage, Spurs just want to be in there. Preferably a daytime game, because of the need for fans, police and stewards to familiarise themselves with the new access routes (away fans, for instance, will be at the opposite end of the stadium); preferably not a big derby or any game where there's potential for trouble; and, from Spurs' perspective, preferably a game that they have a good chance of winning - they don't want to get off to a losing start at the new place!
Their last Derby attracted 29,000. It'll be okay.