Going to be very impressive and to be honest, have gone to Spurs a few times with my uncle as he supports Tottenham, it’s a great atmosphere sometimes.
If they can fill that kop-style tier, and its build with good acoustics, it could make for a great atmosphere, even with the prices.
They’re much better fans than Arsenal in my opinion. I can’t see that changing with moving into the new ground.
for what, 19 games? So let's call it 100 quid a game, throw a few beers into that, trains and a fair walk from any station at that.
I'm not sure what I'd expect for that to be honest, great atmosphere? I'm not convinced that will last forever if they don't hit the ground running. Success? Because for their new ground Arsenal have been perennial chokers. Although Highbury as much as I liked the place wasn't very lively but Arsenal were hard to beat there
The lower portion is ready to convert to safe standing at the drop of a hat and was designed to do so. I hear they plan to ask for permission in a year or two. If the whole section was converted to safe standing, they figure it would hold 25,000+, bringing their total capacity to something like 76,000.
Unlike Chelsea and ManC, Tottenham have had to grow while complying with FFP. I think they run their club well and for the long term.
Let's see if they can hold on to their best two players when RM, PSG and Barca come knocking this offseason.
Will it be ready? I know they've asked for away games at the start of the season, however I've heard they are behind schedule and may need portacabins for ticket offices.
Can people stop repeating this £2k season ticket line without bothering to check? I googled the price, very first link shows ticket in this stand start at £875. The most expensive ticket in the ground is £1995, which is presumably on the half way line.
Anyway for anyone interested, a link to my other passion apart from CL. It's a big thread, nearly as big as a takeover thread on here, but i love this sort of thing and the pictures of construction are great.
The lower portion is ready to convert to safe standing at the drop of a hat and was designed to do so. I hear they plan to ask for permission in a year or two. If the whole section was converted to safe standing, they figure it would hold 25,000+, bringing their total capacity to something like 76,000.
Unlike Chelsea and ManC, Tottenham have had to grow while complying with FFP. I think they run their club well and for the long term.
Let's see if they can hold on to their best two players when RM, PSG and Barca come knocking this offseason.
Anyway for anyone interested, a link to my other passion apart from CL. It's a big thread, nearly as big as a takeover thread on here, but i love this sort of thing and the pictures of construction are great.
Will it be ready? I know they've asked for away games at the start of the season, however I've heard they are behind schedule and may need portacabins for ticket offices.
Anyway for anyone interested, a link to my other passion apart from CL. It's a big thread, nearly as big as a takeover thread on here, but i love this sort of thing and the pictures of construction are great.
Can people stop repeating this £2k season ticket line without bothering to check? I googled the price, very first link shows ticket in this stand start at £875. The most expensive ticket in the ground is £1995, which is presumably on the half way line.
When you consider out similar seats are 500 quid, it doesn't seem too bad!
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the single tier home end will look superb
That being said, I would much prefer it if The Covered end was a single tier kop style number.
No foresight some clubs.
If they can fill that kop-style tier, and its build with good acoustics, it could make for a great atmosphere, even with the prices.
They’re much better fans than Arsenal in my opinion. I can’t see that changing with moving into the new ground.
for what, 19 games? So let's call it 100 quid a game, throw a few beers into that, trains and a fair walk from any station at that.
I'm not sure what I'd expect for that to be honest, great atmosphere? I'm not convinced that will last forever if they don't hit the ground running. Success? Because for their new ground Arsenal have been perennial chokers. Although Highbury as much as I liked the place wasn't very lively but Arsenal were hard to beat there
Unlike Chelsea and ManC, Tottenham have had to grow while complying with FFP. I think they run their club well and for the long term.
Let's see if they can hold on to their best two players when RM, PSG and Barca come knocking this offseason.
I know they've asked for away games at the start of the season, however I've heard they are behind schedule and may need portacabins for ticket offices.
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