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The London Taxpayers' Stadium Shambles
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Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Stadium looks totally crap, I am sorry but that is no football stadium
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Another 3000 seats for the long-sighted
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...t-ham-capacity-at-london-stadium-set-at-57000
Interesting about the full upgrade in capacity being held back due to persistent standing at the recent EL game. Given that (as far as I can tell) most clubs seem to turn a bit of a blind eye to standing in some limited areas, I wonder if the safety bods are going to be particularly strict here given the focus on the 'new' stadium? Although if it is that much of an issue, why approve he increase to 57k?
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...t-ham-capacity-at-london-stadium-set-at-57000
Interesting about the full upgrade in capacity being held back due to persistent standing at the recent EL game. Given that (as far as I can tell) most clubs seem to turn a bit of a blind eye to standing in some limited areas, I wonder if the safety bods are going to be particularly strict here given the focus on the 'new' stadium? Although if it is that much of an issue, why approve he increase to 57k?
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Yes, that would make sense.
And reminded me I was talking with some WH fans who had been to the Juventus game. They were saying that some people in their area were very keen to stand, berating other fans for not being "proper" fans because they didn't stand, and kept starting the "Stand up, if you hate <Tottenham/insert name of team> song, to achieve their aim. After a few goes at this, when it was becoming quite annoying, some bright spark started singing "Sit down, if you hate...", which seemed to solve the problem!
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
When will someone lodge a state aid claim? Can it be anyone or does it have to be another football club?
£700m stadium, with a rent of circa 2m. The rent can barely cover the upkeep and running costs that are all laid on for the tenant. It makes the Goons, ourselves and any other team spending money on Stadia look mugs. Hundreds of millions spent by other teams, wham get a huge competitive advantage thanks to state intervention. Is it any different to the cases in Spain?
£700m stadium, with a rent of circa 2m. The rent can barely cover the upkeep and running costs that are all laid on for the tenant. It makes the Goons, ourselves and any other team spending money on Stadia look mugs. Hundreds of millions spent by other teams, wham get a huge competitive advantage thanks to state intervention. Is it any different to the cases in Spain?
Flattest goal celebration ever. Clearly didn't have the energy to run all the way over to the fans.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Not enough time left to get to them.
Players don't need to warm up, the trek from the bench to the pitch is enough.
I know we all like to take the tinkle, but thats the first time I've seen that place and it's genuinely awful.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Adding insult to injury
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Is that the Driscoll brothers from Only Fools and Horses
West Ham United have promised that the 56 supporters who were without a seat for the first Premier League game in the Olympic Stadium will be refunded.
Pictures appeared on Twitter during Sunday’s 1-0 win against Bournemouth showing a small seatless area at the very top of the stadium, with a group of season-ticket holders forced to sit on concrete. The ground’s operators, LS185, confirmed that the missing seats had been their responsibility rather than the club’s, who are tenants at the 60,000-capacity venue.
“London Stadium wish to apologise to those West Ham season ticket holders who were unable to sit in their allocated seats for Sunday’s Premier League match against AFC Bournemouth,” said a spokesman. “An error in administration meant that a small number of supporters had to use alternative seats after the issue was recognised by our event stewards. All affected seats will be re-installed as a matter of priority ahead of Thursday’s Europa League match.”
Vice-chairman Karren Brady offered a swift apology to affected ticket-holders on Monday and said that LS185 would be compensating those supporters who were affected.
The new stadium will have a capacity of 60,000 but the current safety certificate is for 57,000 amid concerns over the number of fans who are standing during games.
“We understand the traditions of football and that many supporters like to stand, but the reality is that the licence is for all-seating. Therefore, we urge our supporters to watch the game from their seats,” said joint chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...d-seatless-supporters-at-the-olympic-stadium/
Pictures appeared on Twitter during Sunday’s 1-0 win against Bournemouth showing a small seatless area at the very top of the stadium, with a group of season-ticket holders forced to sit on concrete. The ground’s operators, LS185, confirmed that the missing seats had been their responsibility rather than the club’s, who are tenants at the 60,000-capacity venue.
“London Stadium wish to apologise to those West Ham season ticket holders who were unable to sit in their allocated seats for Sunday’s Premier League match against AFC Bournemouth,” said a spokesman. “An error in administration meant that a small number of supporters had to use alternative seats after the issue was recognised by our event stewards. All affected seats will be re-installed as a matter of priority ahead of Thursday’s Europa League match.”
Vice-chairman Karren Brady offered a swift apology to affected ticket-holders on Monday and said that LS185 would be compensating those supporters who were affected.
The new stadium will have a capacity of 60,000 but the current safety certificate is for 57,000 amid concerns over the number of fans who are standing during games.
“We understand the traditions of football and that many supporters like to stand, but the reality is that the licence is for all-seating. Therefore, we urge our supporters to watch the game from their seats,” said joint chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...d-seatless-supporters-at-the-olympic-stadium/
Totally agree.