paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
We're a few hundred behind you, so I'm hoping the same thing
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New Stadium and Training Ground - Pg 104 Northumberland Park master plan
- Thread starter Gutter Boy
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We're a few hundred behind you, so I'm hoping the same thing
Im 12000 on the list and still expect to be offered one when it is finally built if im honest. We have 24,000 now so I expect with the new stadium we will increase to around 38,000 on season tickets plus between now and then I expect to rise up the list a little as people drop off so maybe up 10,500/11000 on the list.
My guess is that the majority of those on the list now will get a season ticket when the new stadium is fully complete.
If the final capacity is 60K, I would expect the club to set a limit of a little over 40K season tickets. That would mean an extra 17K season tickets. And I would guess that up to half the 35K members on the waiting list will not take up the option of a season ticket when offered.
If the final capacity is 60K, I would expect the club to set a limit of a little over 40K season tickets. That would mean an extra 17K season tickets. And I would guess that up to half the 35K members on the waiting list will not take up the option of a season ticket when offered.
Spikester
Neale Fenn
I'm hoping for the same thing as I really want one!
the waiting list is just one proportion of the people out there that would want a season ticket if we move to a new ground - i know plenty of people that aren't on the list because they think its a joke to pay for the privilege but would take up the chance at having one if offered.
id say 5k - purely plucked from my imagination
Milas_Spur
Wayne Routledge
They may do the same thing as A*nal did. ie A proportion of the new season tickets may be offered to local people within Tottenham/ Harringay who aren't even on the waiting list.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Think i read that we have to give a certain amount of our tickets to local fans, something i support.
LoughtonSpurz
Alton Thelwell
That is correct, Haringey Council have stipulated that a minimum of 5,000 season tickets are to be allocated to residents of both Haringey and Enfield, Haringey residents will get 2,500 and Enfield residents will also get 2,500 for the first season that the stadium is open, and that any residents of Haringey will not have to pay to go onto the season ticket waiting list.
Naughton16
Clive Wilson
Why should that be the case? That's not how capitalism works.
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
as long as they don' fudge it up and mix all the core support with the plastic locals ill be happy. thats what fudged the emirates
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Neither is running at a loss for years on end, and yet most football clubs do it. Clubs aren't fully capitalist entities quite yet, and I for one hope they don't become so in the near future. It's already bad enough, but it'll get a lot worse if rampant free-market capitalism is allowed to destroy whatever few vestiges of football values we have left.
Hootnow
Jermaine Jenas
Who gives a crap? We're a football club, with good links to our local community, not a business.
Johnny Ray
Øyvind Leonhardsen
What's with all the caravans and ice cream vans bottom left?
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
West Ham fans??
We are Tottenham
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Will our new Stadium pitch be bigger than what we have now?
I would think so.
The current WHL pitch is slightly on the small side because of the limited space. There will be no such problem in the new stadium.
jaysea67
Erik Edman
Yes. The current WHL pitch is 100 x 67 metres, the new pitch will be 105 x 68 metres.