Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand

[Gilzeantoscore]

The power of marketing.

 

[Wine Gum]

Not so much to see now as the viewing angles are not good.

Sitting on my porcelain throne using Fapatalk

 

[Rorschach]

Progress is faster than I thought it would be. Impressive.

 

[alekaras]

Should take bets on the first Spurs player to lose a ball out of the gap.

Pity Townsend isn't with us any more. That would have been a gimme.

 

[alekaras]

Why on earth is that ideal?....Surely the ideal is that a successful UK franchise plays there for many years, this generating further exposure and funds for THFC?

Exactly. This is the kind of thing that can elevate Spurs into ManU territory financially. Very shrewd move by Levy.

 

[Finney Is Back]

To stop our pitch being messed up and our identity potentially eroded (2025 we become London McMonarchs FC franchise).

Much better they lose their money on a duff bet, and we are the bookmaker.

Why on earth would the identity of THFC be eroded by a NFL franchise using our stadium?

Why will our pitch be messed up by moving out and under sunlamps for a short period (most of which would be out of daylight hours anyway) while NFL games take place on their own astroturf surface?

 

[Jordinho]

 

[JerusalemMan]

Flipping love seeing these pictures.

 

[Notmegov]

Slight stiffy going on....

 

[alekaras]

Slight stiffy going on....

There there...

 

[Jordinho]

Hope our guys have studied the food as well when visiting NFL stadia:

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/gallery/2016/sep/08/nfl-stadium-food-meat-in-pictures

 

[Whiffler]

None of which appeal as much as a bacon sarnie.

In fact, two bacon sarnies, as DL probably won't eat his.

 

[spurs' magna carter]

All from the club's official twitter feed.

 

[ringo]

Kabaddi, for the younger of our members, is a game where the player operating with the ball must repeat the word "kabaddi".

This really does restrict the ability to swear at one's opponent or the officials, so was never likely to catch on.

As in:


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Truly a stadium sport if ever there was one.

 

[Seedy Ron]

Sounds like you'd be pretty good at it.

I remember watching that on Channel 4 back in the day. There was no ball involved though, it was like a big game of tig.

 

[ringo]

Distance from front wall to goal line: South End of New stadium - 4.98m, North End - 7.97m
West Ham's is 16.5m

Thanks. Do we know east/west stands distance? I know it is picky but that does sound like a fair bit more than the current distances (are there details available for existing distance?) - looking at various photos of WHL seem to confirm this especially the 7.97m. That's 25ft in old money (the only money I know).

I ask you. How can fickle fans abuse our players effectively if they are not able to shout profanities into the player's ear-hole at point blank range?

 

[ringo]

Sounds like you'd be pretty good at it.

I remember watching that on Channel 4 back in the day. There was no ball involved though, it was like a big game of tig.

Me too, surprisingly compelling viewing, as was the Sumo wrestling. I suspect the commissioning exec wasn't in that much demand afterwards, though.

 

[Vega]

Sounds like you'd be pretty good at it.

I remember watching that on Channel 4 back in the day. There was no ball involved though, it was like a big game of tig.

Its on SKy Sports these days, they have music, lights the works.

Tried to get my kids to watch it but it didnt work.

 

[ringo]

Its on SKy Sports these days, they have music, lights the works.

Tried to get my kids to watch it but it didnt work.

Can't see it catching on as a family sport.. Hey kids, fancy a game of Kabaddi? ..........(Now where did we put that oxygen bottle) .......That's just not going to wash is it....
Although the ability to talk at length without (apparently) pause for breath, would put my kids in with a shout at pro level, I reckon.

 

[scaramanga]

That seating looks a bit shallow.