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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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parklane1
Tony Galvin
I agree.
hertyid in nfl/ownership thread: Been away for a while. Spoke with my friend. He flew to Malaysia on Saturday (with Ossie again, his new travel companion) and will be in meetings the next few days. Some big commercial deals being signed by the sounds of it. Can't see this being anything but good news.
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
It's certainly different... Only ground in existence made from recycled lollipop sticks?
mudshark
Chris Armstrong
Sponsor offers an extra fifty quid on top if we install seats matching their (inevitably) red or pink logo. Navy and white instantly relegated to camera-side only. Hideous, clumsy, English back-translation of traditional, schoolboy Latin motto reworded as "To Dumb Down Is To Deliver (Sponsorship Solutions Я us)". I wish they'd all just f-f-fade away.
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
- David MigriauliMr. Levy will new stadium exterior design look like the one we've seen or it's yet to be decided?
21·2 hrs
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: We have updated elements and we shall be making planning applications for these and running that in parallel with the works continuing on the ground.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
- David MigriauliMr. Levy will new stadium exterior design look like the one we've seen or it's yet to be decided?
21·2 hrs
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: We have updated elements and we shall be making planning applications for these and running that in parallel with the works continuing on the ground.
Interesting... That means the changes must be of some significance.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Hopefully. It would be odd to build a new stadium that is already a decade out-of-date.
61k and something closer to the Anderlecht design (i.e. non-bowly) are my big hopes.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
I know I'm in the minority but I wasn't really that impressed with the Anderlecht stadium. I didn't think it was that dissimilar to ours really.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I think it was the return to having 4 proper stands (with corner infills), rather than a wavey bowl. It was a classic look, rather than the dated 00s fad.
I tend to hate all the exteriors (nasty cladding and plastic). If it was up to me I'd build it out of stone and make it look like the Colosseum.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
I think the problem with non bowl stadiums is that they tend to take up more space, the bowl shape maximises the number of spectators for the footprint of the stadium.
I would be surprised if the exterior of our new stadium doesn't end up being mostly glass.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
Nah, the Colosseum's just another tossy new-fangled bowl.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Cecil Poynton
What have the Romans done for us?
We are Tottenham
Kasey Keller
central heating........
mephitis
Niko Kranjcar
Yoof
Tony Parks
@Daniel - what happened to the plan to have us remain in a partially-built White Hart Lane during the Northumberland Development project?
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: Construction risk and timing - potential contractors raised concerns and we do not want to add risks that could delay the opening. And the delay caused by the CPO means we need to concentrate even further on the build time programme - it's the same as when you renovate a house, you can always do it quicker if you're not living in it at the same time.
Levy.. What is your vision for the club and how to you plan to achieve it?
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: To be one of the most successful clubs in Europe. The new stadium will be a game changer for us as it will create revenues that we can invest in the First Team and deliver success on the pitch - so that is a priority for us.
Mr. Levy will new stadium exterior design look like the one we've seen or it's yet to be decided?
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: We have updated elements and we shall be making planning applications for these and running that in parallel with the works continuing on the ground.
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: Construction risk and timing - potential contractors raised concerns and we do not want to add risks that could delay the opening. And the delay caused by the CPO means we need to concentrate even further on the build time programme - it's the same as when you renovate a house, you can always do it quicker if you're not living in it at the same time.
Levy.. What is your vision for the club and how to you plan to achieve it?
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: To be one of the most successful clubs in Europe. The new stadium will be a game changer for us as it will create revenues that we can invest in the First Team and deliver success on the pitch - so that is a priority for us.
Mr. Levy will new stadium exterior design look like the one we've seen or it's yet to be decided?
Tottenham HotspurDaniel: We have updated elements and we shall be making planning applications for these and running that in parallel with the works continuing on the ground.