This is Spurs and with the added bonus of having Engerlands poster boy will be allowed to do what they want without sanction. They are gerrymandering the fixture lists.
He’s a spuds fan mate. Chatting shit also as usual because there’s no way it’ll be ready in 2 months!
Must be a public sector contract. The private sector would never make a fuck up of such proportions, surely?
The one thing that's being overlooked here is that spuds with the help of the premier league, have broken the rules of the premier league from the start! They are now proposing a third home ground in a season when the rules say your only allowed one , but it's ok cos spuds have bunged cash at Wembley and the premier league so that negates the rules set out and agreed by all clubs . Also the Wembley extension was agreed in private between spuds and Wembley and the premier league . There is only one way out of this spuds need to forfeit the game/games and the points, they knew the rules when they moved out of WHL but because money talks the fundamental rules that govern all clubs are conveniently forgotten .
It was a joke. Deputy headteacher/class action. Lighten up ffs :-)I bow to your more expert knowledge here but I thought they're called "Group Litigation" in the UK - not quite the sledgehammer they are in the US though.
Well it is if it affects fixtures, supporters and the competition.Why do you believe that?
Sure, cosmetically, there is still quite a bit to do. But functionally, the stadium would have been usable by mid September but for the issue with critical safety systems identified by the first test event. The interior bowl is nigh on complete. Likewise the roof. I've seen comments to the effect that the seats aren't all in and the pitch hasn't even been laid yet. Well, both those jobs can be done in a matter of days. And there are still 4.5 weeks until the Liverpool game. If you've ever followed a construction project closely, you'll know that, more often than not, the building looks far from finished until the final few days. Check out pictures of Atletico's Wanda Metropolitano stadium at the same stage of construction last year. You'd have said exactly the same about that.....that there's no way it would be ready for a mid September opening. But it was. So would new WHL have been but for the aforementioned systems failure.
A huge, complex construction project on a tight schedule overrunning by a couple of months is most definitely not a fuck up of major proportions.
Well it is if it affects fixtures, supporters and the competition.
Without looking in the Premier League handbook, a basic precondition for entry must be that you have the facilities in place for entry into the competition. If they are ready for the scheduled games fine, well done, we'll all marvel at what I am sure will be a beautiful stadium. If not, prepare to get hammered.If.
Hasn't happened yet.
He’s a spuds fan mate. Chatting shit also as usual because there’s no way it’ll be ready in 2 months!
Doh!It was a joke. Deputy headteacher/class action. Lighten up ffs :-)
I forgive you xDoh!
People booking train tickets and hotels are independent to the game (unless it was booked as a package through an agency). Had we bought match tickets and the game gets rescheduled, we would be entitled to a refund of the match ticket if we were unable to attend the rearranged fixture, but nothing more. No tickets have been sold to City fans so Spurs owe us the square route of fuck all. If it does get postponed an apology would be nice but I haven't given up hope yet.Incidently as Spurs have never had a safety certificate for the stadium a "class action" to reclaim money lost due to train ticket and hotel bookings is a slam dunk - especially as the fixture date had been properly published - i.e.rearranged for TV - the sign that the match will actually take place.
(Note: There is in reality no such thing as a "class action" in the UK - though there are Group Litigation orders that apply here.)
Games getting called off due to weather isn't the same as this serinaro. These ****s would have known there's no chance of them playing at their new stadium for a good while but only now letting fans know.People booking train tickets and hotels are independent to the game (unless it was booked as a package through an agency). Had we bought match tickets and the game gets rescheduled, we would be entitled to a refund of the match ticket if we were unable to attend the rearranged fixture, but nothing more. No tickets have been sold to City fans so Spurs owe us the square route of fuck all. If it does get postponed an apology would be nice but I haven't given up hope yet.
Most supporters have been to a game at some point which has been postponed or abandoned before so this isn't anything new. From memory home games against Sunderland and Mönchendgladbach have both been postponed shortly before kick off in recent years. I was already at the ground for both so I'd lost the price of my train ticket for one and petrol/parking for another. City weren't on the hook for that.
I remember I'd got more than half way to Portsmouth one year and that got called off. Shit happens.
Weather is an act of God. Announcing games at a venue that doesn't have a safety cert and then being unable to hold the games at that venue on that date is entirely Spurs' fault.People booking train tickets and hotels are independent to the game (unless it was booked as a package through an agency). Had we bought match tickets and the game gets rescheduled, we would be entitled to a refund of the match ticket if we were unable to attend the rearranged fixture, but nothing more. No tickets have been sold to City fans so Spurs owe us the square route of fuck all. If it does get postponed an apology would be nice but I haven't given up hope yet.
Most supporters have been to a game at some point which has been postponed or abandoned before so this isn't anything new. From memory home games against Sunderland and Mönchendgladbach have both been postponed shortly before kick off in recent years. I was already at the ground for both so I'd lost the price of my train ticket for one and petrol/parking for another. City weren't on the hook for that.
I remember I'd got more than half way to Portsmouth one year and that got called off. Shit happens.
I'll agree with you on that. They never finish on time. The published completion date is always the earliest possible date with no delays. As construcrion delays pretty much follow a bionomial distribution they should be forced by law to pick the bionomial distribution upper quartile point as the estinated completion date.... A huge, complex construction project on a tight schedule overrunning by a couple of months is most definitely not a fuck up of major proportions.
People booking train tickets and hotels are independent to the game (unless it was booked as a package through an agency). Had we bought match tickets and the game gets rescheduled, we would be entitled to a refund of the match ticket if we were unable to attend the rearranged fixture, but nothing more. No tickets have been sold to City fans so Spurs owe us the square route of fuck all. If it does get postponed an apology would be nice but I haven't given up hope yet.
Most supporters have been to a game at some point which has been postponed or abandoned before so this isn't anything new. From memory home games against Sunderland and Mönchendgladbach have both been postponed shortly before kick off in recent years. I was already at the ground for both so I'd lost the price of my train ticket for one and petrol/parking for another. City weren't on the hook for that.
I remember I'd got more than half way to Portsmouth one year and that got called off. Shit happens.
LOL, those City games were totally out of out control...... How about this scenario... We let the preparation for those two games go ahead whilst we are aware they might get cancelled. Even now Spurs just "dont know" when it will be done and that's a travesty, they cant even say when, so spurs fans saying it will be done in a couple of weeks/days just dont know either!People booking train tickets and hotels are independent to the game (unless it was booked as a package through an agency). Had we bought match tickets and the game gets rescheduled, we would be entitled to a refund of the match ticket if we were unable to attend the rearranged fixture, but nothing more. No tickets have been sold to City fans so Spurs owe us the square route of fuck all. If it does get postponed an apology would be nice but I haven't given up hope yet.
Most supporters have been to a game at some point which has been postponed or abandoned before so this isn't anything new. From memory home games against Sunderland and Mönchendgladbach have both been postponed shortly before kick off in recent years. I was already at the ground for both so I'd lost the price of my train ticket for one and petrol/parking for another. City weren't on the hook for that.
I remember I'd got more than half way to Portsmouth one year and that got called off. Shit happens.