If the game can't be played at WHL on Sunday 28th then the Premier League should play the game at West Ham's London stadium. This has the least impact on us. If the Premier League don't want to do that then it should be flagged as not fullfilling a fixture and a 3-0 win awarded to City.
Taken me a bit to litterally there.‘Death’ is a bit strong, but it’s going to stymie them for years, unless Joe Lewis puts his hand in his pocket (highly unlikely)
I picked someone up about a year ago (I'm a taxi driver) who was working on the stadium and they told me that Levy was micro-managing every single aspect of construction right down to the colour of the light switches. He said to me that Levy will be the one who ends up slowing everything down....looks like he was proved right.
That’s still bigger than any home crowd we’ve had since Charlton in ‘85.Only 58,297 at Wembley today.
Thanks I didn't know that.That’s still bigger than any home crowd we’ve had since Charlton in ‘85.
Only you, me and Bernard Halford are in on the secret. Keep it to yourself.Thanks I didn't know that.
Yes it has been mentioned.Don't know if it's been mentioned but if they can't provide a ground for game (their own ) we should insist the game is played at our ground as we can host the fixture .
The other game will also be played at our place end of .
This option will not happen, ours rivals for the Title would not allow it.A lot have mentioned the game being played at our ground for the tott away,even if this ended up happening,would we get the normal home percentage of tickets, and therefore would tott fans get their ticket allowance they would for a normal away game for them at ours ? I could see them asking for more than their normal percentage of tickets as we'd be technically playing at home with an home crowd.Also,if we did play them twice at ours,who would pay for our tickets ( city fans )? Would city let us season ticket holders in free,or would we have to pay or would tottenham have to pay for it all ?
A lot have mentioned the game being played at our ground for the tott away,even if this ended up happening,would we get the normal home percentage of tickets, and therefore would tott fans get their ticket allowance they would for a normal away game for them at ours ? I could see them asking for more than their normal percentage of tickets as we'd be technically playing at home with an home crowd.Also,if we did play them twice at ours,who would pay for our tickets ( city fans )? Would city let us season ticket holders in free,or would we have to pay or would tottenham have to pay for it all ?
Like you say it won't happen,but if it did,we could have say 30,000 to 45,000 tottenham fans in manchesterThis will never happen but say it did, it would be a Spurs home game. It wouldn’t be included in your season ticket.
Look on the bright side. As away fans we'd be paying a maximum of £30, less for me as I'm an FOC!Like you say it won't happen,but if it did,we could have say 30,000 to 45,000 tottenham fans in manchester
Ha, London clubs fans can't be arsed getting the tube to Wembley, 35/40k in Manchester....no chance.Like you say it won't happen,but if it did,we could have say 30,000 to 45,000 tottenham fans in manchester
First of all, do go ahead and find the bit where I said "shit happens" , given I never used that phrase you supposedly quoted. Go on. Try. You won't find it because I never said it, so don't try made up quotes on here, I have nothing but contempt for that kind of crap.
Next, I've been entirely consistent throughout on my points, and I stand by them.
By all means disagree with me. I haven't the slightest issue with that. But don't bullshit, and don't lie.
I do apologise if you think that was aimed at you directly, but It was your fan boy who said “shit happens”. You know - the one who you kept agreeing with and kept liking his posts.
They're playing Saturday at 12:30 (v Everton) and we pay for the police - unlike London clubs - so shouldn't be an issue - well aside from Levy having a fit when he sees the bill.Yes it has been mentioned.
Briefly the dibble won't wont two games played over a weekend with the rags (and possibly the Moston Rag Socks?) at home too and no chance both games will be played at City and Cty wont want 4 of the last 5 games being away if the game is switched.
It is an issue if they can't get the numbers of police needed to police 2 games over a weekend.They're playing Saturday at 12:30 (v Everton) and we pay for the police - unlike London clubs - so shouldn't be an issue - well aside from Levy having a fit when he sees the bill.