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skiathospurs

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Haha, I actually googled 'Audrey is a goer' and found this place. No idea it even existed until half hour ago. And then recognised about 80% of the posters. Odd really.
welcome !! its nice here.
 
Dorset

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we have since found out,to calm him use emoji`s and Lol,pmsl etc,it helps soothe the beast within
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Don Diaz

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Spurs are going to the US for International champions Cup on 22-29th July this year, with games in Florida, New Jersey and Tennessee. It's the 5th time in 7 years that we've been to the States pre-season. With the NFL tie up as well anyone else think that the new stadium will be sponsored by a US company?
 
Liam

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Spurs are going to the US for International champions Cup on 22-29th July this year, with games in Florida, New Jersey and Tennessee. It's the 5th time in 7 years that we've been to the States pre-season. With the NFL tie up as well anyone else think that the new stadium will be sponsored by a US company?
I think it will be a US company mate. There's already a couple of middle eastern stadium sponsors in the prem too.
 
Don Diaz

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I think it will be a US company mate. There's already a couple of middle eastern stadium sponsors in the prem too.
Unless 'clever boy' Levy effects a bidding war between say Qatar airways (because they want visibility along with Emirates and Etihad) and Ford Motor Company............one way or another I reckon Danny boy will get about £250m over 10 years. The Emirates Arsenal deal signed in 2012 was £150m - shirts until 2019 and stadium until 2028 which is way too long and a crap deal.
 
Ted the Yid

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Spurs are going to the US for International champions Cup on 22-29th July this year, with games in Florida, New Jersey and Tennessee. It's the 5th time in 7 years that we've been to the States pre-season. With the NFL tie up as well anyone else think that the new stadium will be sponsored by a US company?

Could be a US company to promote over here or a non American company to promote in the US.

However this is Levy so I would not be surprised if we have a stadium sponsor for PL games and another for NFL games. Maybe a third for European games.

Probably a forth for non match day events.
 
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Don Diaz

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Could be a US company to promote over here or a non American company to promote in the US.

However this is Levy so I would not be surprised if we have a stadium sponsor for PL games and another fur NFL games. Maybe a third for European games.

Probably a forth for non match day events.
Yes you might well be right and it's a good idea, but the stadium name will stay the same......
 
skiathospurs

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Seen claims about the new screens for NWHL;
The largest TV's will be 1222 inches diagonally or 102ft, it'll be larger as 949 32" screens combined
 
Don Diaz

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Some huge 'steel' RSJ was delivered the other night, not sure where it was for - North roof perhaps, but closed the High road for a while.
 
skiathospurs

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Brent council's planning committee will decide tonight whether to approve plans to increase the number of major events at Wembley 2017/18.
 
skiathospurs

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Brent council's planning committee will decide tonight whether to approve plans to increase the number of major events at Wembley 2017/18.
live updates here if you`re interested
http://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/spurs-discover-wembley-capacity-fate-12789338
so far 4 out of 4 speakers are against the plan

here is a flavour;
Fourth speaker is up
He is the owner of a jewellery business on the high road and is the chair of the High Road Association. They reject the increase.
"Events have a negative impact on businesses"
He speaks about the “total nightmare” of traffic around events and how people just stay away from the High Road. That affects the businesses. He does not feel adding 27 more matches would improve anything. “Very sceptical”.
 
Don Diaz

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My understanding is we are talking about opening to full capacity though right.....? The 50-60k option is already a done deal if we choose to go with it.
 
Ted the Yid

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Originally the plan was to move to either Milton Keynes, Ipswich or Brighton. Obviously Brighton would have been the best choice.
 
Flump

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Tottenham doesn't look such a shithole from a thousand foot up does it.
 
skiathospurs

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http://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/spurs-discover-wembley-capacity-fate-12789338
Spurs discovered tonight that they will be able to play in front of a full 90,000 capacity for every game at Wembley next season during a three-and-a-half hour Brent Council meeting this evening.

Mauricio Pochettino's side are ready to use Wembley as their temporary home for next season while the redevelopment of White Hart Lane continues.

Under Wembley's current planning regulations, the club would be able to stage five full-capacity matches but Spurs applied to stage a further 22 games without restrictions and were successful.
Spurs initially requested 36 games at full capacity but that was considered too great a strain on local residents and they have since agreed on the reduced number of 27, as many home games as they will play during 2016/17.
 
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http://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/spurs-discover-wembley-capacity-fate-12789338
Spurs discovered tonight that they will be able to play in front of a full 90,000 capacity for every game at Wembley next season during a three-and-a-half hour Brent Council meeting this evening.

Mauricio Pochettino's side are ready to use Wembley as their temporary home for next season while the redevelopment of White Hart Lane continues.

Under Wembley's current planning regulations, the club would be able to stage five full-capacity matches but Spurs applied to stage a further 22 games without restrictions and were successful.
Spurs initially requested 36 games at full capacity but that was considered too great a strain on local residents and they have since agreed on the reduced number of 27, as many home games as they will play during 2016/17.

27 is fine if you think about it, Wembley doesn't have a limit on 50k events anyway.

What I really hope is with that capacity they go 'hold on, lets get that season ticket train rolling'... because that would mean I'd likely get a season ticket for Wembley.
 
Liam

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27 is fine if you think about it, Wembley doesn't have a limit on 50k events anyway.

What I really hope is with that capacity they go 'hold on, lets get that season ticket train rolling'... because that would mean I'd likely get a season ticket for Wembley.
Yeah I agree with this as would be likely to get a season ticket too depending on how many extra they issue and how many take up the chance.
 
Don Diaz

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27 is fine if you think about it, Wembley doesn't have a limit on 50k events anyway.

What I really hope is with that capacity they go 'hold on, lets get that season ticket train rolling'... because that would mean I'd likely get a season ticket for Wembley.
Yep me three, dependant on cost and potential benefits in new stadium. I think they will actually 'bundle' matches like they did for the CL. That way it will sell tickets for WBA, Burnley, and Stoke at home, when they are 'bundled in a 3 match package with say Chelsea and Southampton for £90.00? something like that anyway.
 
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