New Stadium

[HeroesAndVillains]

61k is more 1961 than trumping the gooners, no?

 

[Burko]

Can we set-up an auto filter to change "Kop" to "Bill Nicholson"

So when someone says "hey, that Kop end looks awesome"

It actually reads "hey, that Bill Nicholson end looks awesome"

Just dont mention Kop in relation to Liverpool cos then it'd get complicated, k thx bai.

 

[ArcspacE]

61k is more 1961 than trumping the gooners, no?

I hope so

 

[jimmyriggle]

61k is more 1961 than trumping the gooners, no?

It's why we've not won the league since then. Now way could we have made it larger than that and we certainly didn't want it since the turn of the century.

#Levyknew

 

[Totti]

 

[EighteenEightyTwo]

So when we go 3-0 down to Stoke we can just roll the pitch away? Great

 

[Norwegian Jim]

So when we go 3-0 down to Stoke we can just roll the pitch away? Great

We needed a new excuse anyway. "It's hard to break down teams when the pitch is shaking and moving".

 

[Éperons]

So when we go 3-0 down to Stoke we can just roll the pitch away? Great

Bad idea. They'll feel at home on NFL turf.

 

[1882]

I just want to see the images now ... Two games a year doesn't sound too bad, to be honest - at least we're not actually sharing it with a new NFL London based team...





Yet

Whew, just two games. No permanent franchise. I can deal with that.
Anyways, those two games are a major, major, major, major boon to selling the naming rights for the stadium.

Well done Levy.

Minimum 2 games... could be 40!!

 

[1882]

17000 single tier stand....

That's only 176 Steffan Freunds (yes I counted them!) where are the other 16,824??

 

[Éperons]

That's only 176 Steffan Freunds (yes I counted them!) where are the other 16,824??

Saving them for when the transfer thread flags, I reckon.

 

[Hobbsy]

I take it the fans who want to make some noise and stand up and sing will buy tickets in the "kop" end ?

 

[Totti]

Nike Hart Lane.
61,000 capacity.
17,000 kop.

Excited.

 

[1882]

Hotspur Lane @HotspurLane
There will be a state of the art 'sky walk' feature on the new stadium, allowing fans access to the roof.

1:02 PM - 8 Jul 2015

Well it sure beats watching the game like this;

 

[Éperons]

Maybe Beckham will leverage his time spent at Spurs to have the new stadium host the Spice Women's reunion concert in 2020.

 

[Yorkshire_Spurs]

That's only 176 Steffan Freunds (yes I counted them!) where are the other 16,824??

Admin won't allow me to paste 17000 Steffan Freunds:

 

[Blanchflower]

Admin won't allow me to paste 17000 Steffan Freunds:

100 posts, each with 170 Freunds?

 

[Éperons]

100 posts, each with 170 Freunds?

doesn't feel like a Kop, then, but rather like 100 teeny stands.

 

[Tomo]

reading we will have the closest seats to pitch of any large stadium in the UK for good atmosphere. Certainly beats West Ham

 

[Tomasson]

I think there is only one real reason why wi-fi is available in a stadium......Betting, Betting & more Betting, Betting Co's miss out of millions of in-play punters when they are in the stadium, not any more ££££££££££££££££££££££

There are quite a few other benefits with the WiFi... that supposedly will enhance the experience e.g. apps that describe on filed statistics. etc. As a reference point, check out Levi's Stadium -home of the SF 49:ers and what Accenture did in collaboration with 6 nations in Rugby.

Worth pointing out, I have never been to that stadium nor have I used that 6 nation app. I have only read about it. Personally, I prefer to watch the game and have a pint before, in the middle. and after the game