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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand

JerusalemMan said:
Good to read that the professional recognition of the place continues to be of the highest standard. I hope that it really does see us in a strong position to recover from the financial hit of the pandemic.
I have no idea how niche or how respected this report and publication is.

https://www.stadia-magazine.com/new...um-ranked-best-soccer-venue-in-the-world.html
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That all sounds great until you look at the table, Wembley is 4th, and the London Stadium is rated above all the others in the PL.
 
JerusalemMan said:
Good to read that the professional recognition of the place continues to be of the highest standard. I hope that it really does see us in a strong position to recover from the financial hit of the pandemic.
I have no idea how niche or how respected this report and publication is.

https://www.stadia-magazine.com/new...um-ranked-best-soccer-venue-in-the-world.html
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No idea but I think you can tell by the amount of praise from pretty much everybody, numerous firsts (sliding pitch, NFL, skywalk, contactless, lighting etc) that it's some stadium and anyone who's been there will tell you the same.

I'm hoping some of the things we have in place like contactless and hopeuflly more automation and monitoring of footfall etc might help us get fans back in a bit sooner but I guess it will be more a league process than driven by inidivdual clubs.
 
Had to be spurs to have a pandemic soon after the stadium opens when we really need the returns from the hefty investments to count

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Kenyan Spur said:
True,
We could have been in the middle of construction, with COVID-19 issues to deal with.
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Yup, 55 construction workers have tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 whilst working on the new SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles


It was supposed to open last month but looks like stadium will still be ready for start of NFL season in September.

 
Thing is , these cancelled events are nothing to do with spurs supporters. Theyre fans of another sport or some musical affinity. It's nothing to do with our club ,we are just providing the venue. It's all pretty desprate when you hear fans lamenting about such things.
 
mint me said:
Thing is , these cancelled events are nothing to do with spurs supporters. Theyre fans of another sport or some musical affinity. It's nothing to do with our club ,we are just providing the venue. It's all pretty desprate when you hear fans lamenting about such things.
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Well there is the expectation that the revenue generated from these events would be used to strengthen the wage / transfer budget?
 
mint me said:
Thing is , these cancelled events are nothing to do with spurs supporters. Theyre fans of another sport or some musical affinity. It's nothing to do with our club ,we are just providing the venue. It's all pretty desprate when you hear fans lamenting about such things.
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The events taking place at our stadium bring money to the club to reinvest, when they are cancelled we take a financial hit/lost earnings.
I think you are confusing our situation with West Hams?
 
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