System Of A Down
System Of A Down will perform at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday 13 and Wednesday 15 July 2026.
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They’re no Beyoncé.System Of A Down
System Of A Down will perform at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday 13 and Wednesday 15 July 2026.
Personally never heard of a lot of these acts appearing at the stadium but doesn't seem to matter as they seem to fill the place and we keep getting the bookings.
Almost full for Arijit, whoooo ?
This is how you do it Woolwich , shame Islington Council turned you down.
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Almost full for Arijit, whoooo ?
This is how you do it Woolwich , shame Islington Council turned you down.
Arsenal lose High Court battle over concert limit
Woolwich Football Club lose a High Court battle over the number of concerts that they can hold at Emirates Stadium.
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What's the latest stance on laptops?
If I go straight from work next week to the Doncaster game, will I be able to get in with just a laptop in a laptop bag?
This is from the OS
If I go straight from work next week to the Doncaster game, will I be able to get in with just a laptop in a laptop bag?
This is from the OS
Seems like a 15" Macbook Air sleeve might be small enough?
I'd phone Spurs if I were you.
It's a 13.5" HP probook from work, not a big flashy thing.
We previously had desks with a few desktop PC's. I used to nab one of those on midweek matches.
They're gone now and I have to deal with a laptop
What size is your laptop bag?It's a 13.5" HP probook from work, not a big flashy thing.
We previously had desks with a few desktop PC's. I used to nab one of those on midweek matches.
They're gone now and I have to deal with a laptop
...and why did you used to take a desktop PC to midweek games?
I take mine in a laptop sleeve that's roughly those dimensions and never had an issue (apart from me leaving it at the bar)
Put the laptop in a case and put the case in a tote bag. It has worked for me most of the time. There was just one time they complained it needs to be the size of an A4 paper, but the supervisor said it was alright.It's a 13.5" HP probook from work, not a big flashy thing.
We previously had desks with a few desktop PC's. I used to nab one of those on midweek matches.
They're gone now and I have to deal with a laptop
There are bag checks around the stadium (think it's next to south) where you can drop it off, but it'll cost you.
More concerned about the time it'll take to queue up for collection after than match than cost.
I might even leave it in the office but it's a pain of a detour between Liverpool St and London Bridge.
Hide it in a bush
Funny enough after a game a year or so ago I saw a guy dig around under a bush and come out with a carrier bag with his beer in. So yeah, I agree it's probably a safe place to leave your work laptop.
TBH,
Looking at google maps, the detour would add about 7 minutes to my walk. It feels like a lot further.
I could even be a right tosser and jump on a lime bike if I need to as it will be dead at that time.
At least you can go through red lights and run over pedestrians if you're on a Lime bike.
I fucking hate London cyclists. They're not even the worst. I's the full kit wankers who charge through red lights at Tour De France speed and yell as loudly as possible when they do it.
I've had more than a few confrontations with those ones.
I read it as "during midweek matches you stayed at you desk and watched the game on a desktop PC"I can't figure out if I worded that badly or you read it badly.
Now's your ideal opportunity to see things from the cyclist's point of view, as you're nearly squashed by several vehicles.
oooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh
If the roads were properly policed, cyclists would be the ones getting "pulled" up more than cars.