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The Cryptkeeper

The Cryptkeeper

The Aussie Yid
As long as I can get in there for the festive fixtures I don't give a rat's arse if you fuckers have to trek to Wembley for every home match before Christmas.

I am as jealous as fuck of all of you pricks who get to watch this great club in the flesh, week in and week out. You can all GAGF.
 
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corroded

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Grass?

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Fake grass... fuck you Astroturf.
 
Style And Glory

Style And Glory

On My High Trojan Horse
Founding Member
LOL some rivals having a pop at our NWHL that it resembles a toilet.

Here's one

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Flump

Flump

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Founding Member
It does look like a toilet though. There's no point in arguing it. I'm surprised it wasn't flagged up when the design was presented. I certainly would've said something.
 
skiathospurs

skiathospurs

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24 July 2018|Tottenham Hotspur



We are delighted to confirm the dates for the orientation and Test Events that will be held in the lead-up to the first Premier League game at our new stadium on Saturday 15 September against Liverpool (kick-off 12.30pm).
Operational orientation days will be held for Club and Stadium staff on Saturday 4 August and for staff and suppliers in respect of premium areas on Sunday 19 August. These events will not be open to the public and will not require any matchday travel measures to be implemented.
In order to achieve a safety certificate for the new stadium, we are required to hold two Test Events with increasing levels of attendances.
The two we have scheduled will provide an exciting opportunity to see the new stadium for the first time, to support our lads in the Academy, watch our Legends take on their counterparts from Bayern Munich, familiarise yourself with your matchday route and, if that's not enough, support good causes.
Please make a note of the Test Event dates as we really need you to support these:
Monday 27 August – Test Event One – Academy fixture, kick-off 2pm
Saturday 1 September – Test Event Two – Tottenham Hotspur Legends v Bayern Munich Legends, kick-off 2pm

The maximum capacity for these two Test Events will be determined shortly. Both are expected to require traffic measures such as road closures to be implemented.
Supporters will be able to apply to attend these two Test Events through two ballots and further details of these will follow in due course. Priority for both events will be given to Season Ticket Holders and then One Hotspur +, followed by One Hotspur members. In the unlikely event that any tickets remain after these groups have been allocated, a General Sale of tickets will take place. If you’re not already a member, you can click here to apply.
These will be ticketed events in support of nominated charities.
Prices are as follows:
Tottenham Hotspur Academy fixture
Adults: £5
Seniors over 65: £1
Under-18s: £1
No booking fees apply.
Tottenham Hotspur Legends v Bayern Munich Legends
Adults: £10
Seniors over 65: £5
Under-18s: £5
Booking fee of £1.50 per ticket applies.
A selection of tickets for these test events will also be offered to neighbours and local groups in our nearby community on a complimentary basis to thank them for their patience and understanding throughout our stadium construction works.
For both these events we would encourage supporters to familiarise yourselves with the stadium and check your entrance routes if you are a Season Ticket Holder.
 
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corroded

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It does look like a toilet though. There's no point in arguing it. I'm surprised it wasn't flagged up when the design was presented. I certainly would've said something.

To be fair though most modern stadiums look like a bog from above.
 
J.spurs

J.spurs

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Founding Member
It does look like a toilet though. There's no point in arguing it. I'm surprised it wasn't flagged up when the design was presented. I certainly would've said something.
Then every visit will be a reminder of my favorite place on earth.
 
BrooklynYid

BrooklynYid

Well-Known Member
Thank god they didn't make the south stand open at the back. Then this thing would really look like a toilet lid. Once it's complete we'll almost never see an overhead of the stadium so it will likely die down.
 
Boone

Boone

Member
We should go for a naming rights deal like: The Charmin Bowl at White Hart Lane.
 
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