I were wondering the same. So I emailed the club. If (and when) i get an answer, I'll post it
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That was like 2PM on a Wednesday, some of us have jobs! (that we ignore to watch streaming on our computers)
The game this past Wednesday v Ajax was also at 2pm no? I faked a doctors appt for the Real Madrid game
At home, with my wife and daughter. Like City and Ajax.
"Mum, why does dad always get sweary when we watch Tottenham? Does he hate Trippier? He's always moaning about him."
"Mum, why does dad always get sweary when we watch Tottenham? Does he hate Trippier? He's always moaning about him."
Where's your seat (so I can make sure I'm on the other side of the stadium!)
I imagine so. Be no different to hosting any other non-match day event
That all? I can treat a dozen of my friends at that price!Quick found out there are some returns to UEFA
Official hospitality for UEFA Champions League Final
The UEFA Official Hospitality sales platform is now open to apply for Champions League packages, available as of Euros 2’800.-/persuclf.hospitality.uefa.com
* no access at half-time
- Access to a hospitality lounge 3 hours before the match and 90 minutes after the final whistle*
- Category 1 ticket for a seat on opposite stand
- Short walk from the lounge to the tribune seats
- World-class cuisine
- Free seating in the lounge (no dedicated tables)
PER PERSON
€ 6,900 (EXCL. 21% VAT)
Bloody ridiculous.
I'm definitely starting to feel like that. Just feel that we are being taken for mugs by UEFA, the airlines and hotels.
Part of me is pleased that I haven't got enough loyalty points.
There, I've said it.
I said bloke, MrsP
You're never on your own at The Lane. I used to go on my own a lot but would make instant friends with the people near me. You are all there for one reason - to watch Spurs win.
If I watch the game at the stadium I won't be on here having my extreme melting when we're not 3:0 up after five minutes saved for posterity.
Just arranged to head to Bournemouth to watch the match with my daughter.
If you watch it in the stadium, would it just be shown on the four screens?
My point is, they’re not exactly in your eyeline from a lot of seats, and the ones that are are miles away.
Couldn’t it get uncomfortable to have to crane your neck to see the nearest screen?
Or have I got it completely wrong?
My point is, they’re not exactly in your eyeline from a lot of seats, and the ones that are are miles away.
Couldn’t it get uncomfortable to have to crane your neck to see the nearest screen?
Or have I got it completely wrong?
That's my understanding too.
BT Sport’s live broadcast of the match, kick-off 8pm, will be shown on our four giant HD screens within the stadium bowl, with additional entertainment provided throughout the evening and all food and drink outlets open.
UEFA Champions League Final – Live Screening at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | Tottenham Hotspur
We are pleased to confirm that the Club will be holding a live screening of the UEFA Champions League Final at our new stadium on Saturday 1 June.
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
That's my understanding too.
BT Sport’s live broadcast of the match, kick-off 8pm, will be shown on our four giant HD screens within the stadium bowl, with additional entertainment provided throughout the evening and all food and drink outlets open.
UEFA Champions League Final – Live Screening at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | Tottenham Hotspur
We are pleased to confirm that the Club will be holding a live screening of the UEFA Champions League Final at our new stadium on Saturday 1 June.www.tottenhamhotspur.com
Cheers.
Might give it a miss then. Probably be better watching it in a pub to be honest, although that will probably mean rubbing shoulders with scousers.
The club need to rethink this IMO. It’s a brilliant idea & a moneyspinner for them. But why can’t they put a giant stage/ screen at the North End and open up the pitch itself? They will be doing that for concerts etc in due course.
Maybe it’s that test events are required but what better test event could there be? I was buzzing at the idea of going to the ground but like others, unless it’s a carnival atmosphere it won’t be worth it, and craning my neck & straining my eyes isn’t really part of the plan.
Atmosphere could be next level if the club get this right, but showing it on the 4 screens is too much for 90 minutes plus. Those screens are ok for replays and announcements, but to watch the game in full?
Maybe it’s that test events are required but what better test event could there be? I was buzzing at the idea of going to the ground but like others, unless it’s a carnival atmosphere it won’t be worth it, and craning my neck & straining my eyes isn’t really part of the plan.
Atmosphere could be next level if the club get this right, but showing it on the 4 screens is too much for 90 minutes plus. Those screens are ok for replays and announcements, but to watch the game in full?
I don’t see why not. It’s a private screening in our own ground. They’ll certainly let punters attending concerts and the like take drinks in.
Edit: What am I saying - these are our fans we’re talking about - no chance.
Thanks, but I'm not sure that's what I'd like to do. Like you, I only went to the Atlantic once at the start of the season and literally stood in the doorway because that was as far as I could get in, and we lost.
Going to the Atlantic or the Globe sounds like a good idea in theory but I just know they will be shit shows in general. I was almost hoping that they would do something a little bigger so it wouldn't be as packed and would be just a nicer event overall.
Thanks for the offer and, yes, please stay the hell away from there.