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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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mephitis
Niko Kranjcar
Daniel's walking across the pitch on his way to work. That's the portal to his office
Weird reflection thingy going on in the NW corner.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Weird reflection thingy going on in the NW corner.
They're here.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Pic from the away section. Goddamn, it'll be a tight stadium.
I think this is the absolute best thing they have achieved with the stadium, it is so closed in, close to the pitch, itll be incredible.
Stadia just dont get made that way these days, its going to be a game changer IMHO.
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
Absolutely. That coupled with the massive single tier stand are going to make gooners green with envy for years to come.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
That would be my second favourite thing about it!
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
Thats the thing right. Dortmund is renouned for its single tier and its atmosphere isnt it? And UK fans wont really see that other than going to Dortmund and experiencing it. Even watching it on tele, i'd imagine not a lot of UK fans watch German football. So to experience this on MOTD, Sky, BT etc on a weekly basis will make so many fans jealous it's going to be awesome. Add the fact that I will be in there for 45 minutes each home game adding to the atmosphere is so exciting.Absolutely. That coupled with the massive single tier stand are going to make gooners green with envy for years to come.
Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
What do they call it now ?
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
ooops. renowned.
bjholmem
Radek Cerny
A single tier stand does not automatically generate an atmosphere. The people on it have to make an effort. We have to remember that this will be quite different than what we used to have at the lane. It will be interesting to see how this pans out.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I think it's going to be totally awesome from Day 1
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Would it be correct to assume there would a be a lax attitude to allow peope to stand at this end? I guess a lot of ex park laners will still be in that end and as people will be consistently sitting in similar groups so that should encourage a better atmosphere than the thinned out general sale tickets interspersing with season ticket holders at Wembley. I’ve gone from east lower to behind the goal, I think I prefer a sideline view but I want to be part of the area that will try and create the most noise.
bjholmem
Radek Cerny
I might have become overly pessimistic after a year and a half at Wembley and how that has impacted the mood and atmosphere at games lately. But as you say, it should be great when we get back in. However, we have to admit that even the Lane wasn't always rocking as much as we'd like to think at times. With half the capacity of the old ground now seated (or hopefully standing) in the South Stand, there could be some challenges as to getting it going.
It is easy to compare it with Dortmund, but they have been in their ground forever and I believe they have organised fan groups. There is not as much of that in England, and that is also what I like about English fan culture. The fact that the chants and atmosphere roll with how the game unfolds is to me much more satisfying than organised supporters with megaphones droning on with the same monotonous chant for half the game.
No matter what, I am relishing going back to Tottenham for games again. On my latest trip to London for the Chelsea game, although the game itself was great, I had a better overall experience the day after, going to the Spurs shop and having a few beers with mates in the Tottenham area.
It is easy to compare it with Dortmund, but they have been in their ground forever and I believe they have organised fan groups. There is not as much of that in England, and that is also what I like about English fan culture. The fact that the chants and atmosphere roll with how the game unfolds is to me much more satisfying than organised supporters with megaphones droning on with the same monotonous chant for half the game.
No matter what, I am relishing going back to Tottenham for games again. On my latest trip to London for the Chelsea game, although the game itself was great, I had a better overall experience the day after, going to the Spurs shop and having a few beers with mates in the Tottenham area.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
You wilfully went to Tottenham when there WASN’T a game on??
Sitting on my porcelain throne using Fapatalk
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Not sure about the statue, but the gates will now reside in the museum, I think.
Looking forward to seeing the first pictures of this full of fans for an evening game.
bjholmem
Radek Cerny
There is a Spurs store there and The Blue Coats is a good place for quality beer. You should try it sometime. And yeah, you can also take a look at that shiny new stadium still being built.
