ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Still got a lot of work to do judging by that image?
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
GGG half-time escape tube
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
If we do have to play our first few games at Wembley that will mean no CL games at the NWHL this season which would be a shame
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Oh Gawd, not this again. Shall we all just chill out and see what happens. Much ado about nothing, it will be fine. Mattilda said so ^^^
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
I do hope the WI-FI at the new WHL works well so I can call you all you lot a bunch of C's mid game, fly off down the escape tube and then come back and message my apologies.
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Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Yeah but she's only a fictional child so I wouldn't trust her.
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
And just why would it mean that?
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
After the international break. First group games are 18/19th September
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Doesn’t this come under the “baseless speculation” that Matilda told us to ignore a couple of hours ago? Guess we’ll find out tomorrow.
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
Mid September is ample time. When is the first NFL game?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Mid Ocotber
King of Norway
Gudni Bergsson
It doesn't make any sense either. We will sell out the first game at the new Lane whoever we play against, but will we get 60 000 for a final game at Wembley against Brighton or Huddersfield?
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
IMWT
In Matilda We Trust.
In Matilda We Trust.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Me either. Or semi finals given my record!
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
It amazes me why people get so lathered up about playing one or maybe two games at another stadium before playing the remainder in the regular home ground.
This sort of game-shifting happens all the time in other leagues. NFL and NBA both play multiple regular season games in London. The NHL sends clubs to Europe and Asia now for regular season games. Baseball's biggest rivals - NY Yankees and Boston Red Sox - will play twice in London. None of those leagues have seen their competitive balance or integrity affected negatively. Most of the players quite enjoy it.
That rule about one stadium for all PL home games was put there - sensibly - to stop clubs from exploiting bigger grounds for matches against bigger opponents then shifting back to a smaller venue for the lesser sides that would have never filled a big stadium.
What Spurs have asked for, and what by all accounts seems to have been granted, is to have permission for one home game at Wembley - if necessary - before opening MegaLane soon after. The fact that Spurs have already played a season there probably gives everyone in the league more comfort about accommodating them for one more game.
No need to go diving down the well over that.
This sort of game-shifting happens all the time in other leagues. NFL and NBA both play multiple regular season games in London. The NHL sends clubs to Europe and Asia now for regular season games. Baseball's biggest rivals - NY Yankees and Boston Red Sox - will play twice in London. None of those leagues have seen their competitive balance or integrity affected negatively. Most of the players quite enjoy it.
That rule about one stadium for all PL home games was put there - sensibly - to stop clubs from exploiting bigger grounds for matches against bigger opponents then shifting back to a smaller venue for the lesser sides that would have never filled a big stadium.
What Spurs have asked for, and what by all accounts seems to have been granted, is to have permission for one home game at Wembley - if necessary - before opening MegaLane soon after. The fact that Spurs have already played a season there probably gives everyone in the league more comfort about accommodating them for one more game.
No need to go diving down the well over that.
90sSpursBook
Erik Edman
This is apparently a Premier League rule but by all accounts is a 'soft' one that could be repealed for our circumstances. I'm not entirely sure why it was written in the first place but back when the PL was incepted in 1992 ground shares were rife (Wimbledon at Palace, Charlton at West Ham). Now that the PL is the commercial entity it is now I can't see any circumstances, other than a stadium build delay or a disaster, why a club would ever need to play at more than one ground per season to try and gain a competitive advantage. In our case there's clearly no competitive advantage to be gained by playing a (couple of) home match at Wembley so I suspect there will be no issue.
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Agree with everything you say there - that's some nice perspective. But I will feel bloody annoyed if our game at Wembley is against Huddersfield and we draw 1-1.