paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Bizarrely just turned on BBC1, and Eric Pickles is on the Andrew Marr show right now
Bizarrely just turned on BBC1, and Eric Pickles is on the Andrew Marr show right now
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Intriguing photos. Remember watching Spurs lose 0-3 to Burnley on a carpet of snow in the 3rd round of the FA Cup, January 1963. Might even have been amongst those captured at 2.13 towards the end of this clip!
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/burnley-beat-spurs
Some photos of White Hart Lane from the archives...
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: A white, White Hart Lane, 1969 [via PA] pic.twitter.com/rkykBCOmEN
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: Tottenham's White Hart Lane in 1949, with England taking on Italy in a friendly international pic.twitter.com/7x8ZIIpXGb
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: White Hart Lane in 1932. pic.twitter.com/QtTSHNX0gO
Intriguing photos. Remember watching Spurs lose 0-3 to Burnley on a carpet of snow in the 3rd round of the FA Cup, January 1963. Might even have been amongst those captured at 2.13 towards the end of this clip!
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/burnley-beat-spurs
Re: Northumberland Development Project
All goes to show what a magnificent structure Leith's East Stand was. Cavernous empty in the first picture, full it takes on an entirely different complexion with 25 500 fans seeming about to pour onto the pitch and take part in the game. I have not seen a picture as good as the last one of WHL pre the Leith East Stand.
This is what I would like to see from the new structure, steep stands with supporters on top of the game, breathing down the necks of the players, reflecting the empathy Archibald Leith had with the football supporter.
Some photos of White Hart Lane from the archives...
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: A white, White Hart Lane, 1969 [via PA] pic.twitter.com/rkykBCOmEN
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: Tottenham's White Hart Lane in 1949, with England taking on Italy in a friendly international pic.twitter.com/7x8ZIIpXGb
Twitter / AntiqueFootball: White Hart Lane in 1932. pic.twitter.com/QtTSHNX0gO
All goes to show what a magnificent structure Leith's East Stand was. Cavernous empty in the first picture, full it takes on an entirely different complexion with 25 500 fans seeming about to pour onto the pitch and take part in the game. I have not seen a picture as good as the last one of WHL pre the Leith East Stand.
This is what I would like to see from the new structure, steep stands with supporters on top of the game, breathing down the necks of the players, reflecting the empathy Archibald Leith had with the football supporter.
Re: Northumberland Development Project
This has just gone up on Twitter. No idea who the guy is but he seems to be backing what he says.
Rob MDK Hayward @robMDK 2h
Construction start date for the #thfc stadium will commence 6th Nov 2014 once initial contractor demolition finished.
Rob MDK Hayward @robMDK 2h
McLaren with FCC (the favoured) along with Laing, BAM and McAlpine have all returned tenders. #thfc
This has just gone up on Twitter. No idea who the guy is but he seems to be backing what he says.
Rob MDK Hayward @robMDK 2h
Construction start date for the #thfc stadium will commence 6th Nov 2014 once initial contractor demolition finished.
Rob MDK Hayward @robMDK 2h
McLaren with FCC (the favoured) along with Laing, BAM and McAlpine have all returned tenders. #thfc
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Been a bit unreliable in the past, like posting that pic about Jan last year saying how much the construction would cost etc.
He's also tw@tted that there is no major design alterations BUT there has been alterations to the pitch to accommodate NFL which will be announced soon and 'guessing' that there will be a retractable roof to protect the pitch :~
Don't get this one
What overground expansion?
Been a bit unreliable in the past, like posting that pic about Jan last year saying how much the construction would cost etc.
He's also tw@tted that there is no major design alterations BUT there has been alterations to the pitch to accommodate NFL which will be announced soon and 'guessing' that there will be a retractable roof to protect the pitch :~
Don't get this one
What overground expansion?
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K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I remember that game, I went to help clear the pitch for it. On the newsreel it didn't show the punch up with Bobby Smith and Talbot, proper fight no falling over.
I remember that game, I went to help clear the pitch for it. On the newsreel it didn't show the punch up with Bobby Smith and Talbot, proper fight no falling over.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Don't know about expansion as such but WHL station is to be moved a short distance further south and combined with a walkway providing direct access to the stadium a-la Wembley Way.
Don't know about expansion as such but WHL station is to be moved a short distance further south and combined with a walkway providing direct access to the stadium a-la Wembley Way.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Considering it was over fifty years ago it's scary to ponder how many of the 32,000 at that game are still around.
Kudos, mate. Was amazed it went ahead at the time, pity it did really the way Burnley adapted so much better to the conditions.
Considering it was over fifty years ago it's scary to ponder how many of the 32,000 at that game are still around.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Re: Northumberland Development Project
It was a good attendance as it was played on a Wednesday afternoon and trains and buses were effected by bad weather
It was a good attendance as it was played on a Wednesday afternoon and trains and buses were effected by bad weather
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I'll take that tweet with a pinch of salt. Now if it was on the OS I might get a touch excited
I'll take that tweet with a pinch of salt. Now if it was on the OS I might get a touch excited
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I'll take anything right now. Even if it is from some fraudulent twunt with no friends making out he works for an architectural magazine who rubs shoulders with the countries finest.
I'll take anything right now. Even if it is from some fraudulent twunt with no friends making out he works for an architectural magazine who rubs shoulders with the countries finest.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: Northumberland Development Project
So would I. I'd be off to look at the half built stadium.
So would I. I'd be off to look at the half built stadium.
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Both are happening / planned.
Both are happening / planned.
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Shut up Jim, nothings gonna happen so f@cking pack it in.
Shut up Jim, nothings gonna happen so f@cking pack it in.
Armenia Spur
Steven Caulker
Re: Northumberland Development Project
White Hart Lane station will also be joining the London Overground network, so might be some investment there to spruce up the station in the short term at least
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/tran...verground-to-get-25-new-stations-9044059.html
White Hart Lane station will also be joining the London Overground network, so might be some investment there to spruce up the station in the short term at least
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/tran...verground-to-get-25-new-stations-9044059.html
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Re: Northumberland Development Project
ironic, considering the British Queen has been offering the chance to read an oyster for years
ironic, considering the British Queen has been offering the chance to read an oyster for years