Spurs Stadium Problems

[The Cowboy]

The image on the BBC article looks different from the one last year. It used to look more bubble-like, like a cocoon. The new image just looks identical to the Emirates.

 

[hallamblue]

Looks like a fantastic new stadium. I hope the architects drafting Walton Hall Park's equivalent have made notes

Oh please, there are no architects, don't depress yourself with delusion.

 

[Yid4life]

Telegraph suggesting we will share Wembley for a year with the small team from Fulham.

They will have it for 4 seasons overall.

 

[hallamblue]

Telegraph suggesting we will share Wembley for a year with the small team from Fulham.

They will have it for 4 seasons overall.

That will be pretty cool, do you think away supporters will get big allocations? It would be nice to take my son to Wembley for the first time.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Telegraph suggesting we will share Wembley for a year with the small team from Fulham.

They will have it for 4 seasons overall.

This could mean that finally England might start touring again

I can't imagine you'd be happy having Jordan Henderson and the like stomping all over your home ground during an international break?

 

[Yid4life]

That will be pretty cool, do you think away supporters will get big allocations? It would be nice to take my son to Wembley for the first time.

Will be lower tier only I understand. So around 50k capacity.

 

[Yid4life]

This could mean that finally England might start touring again

I can't imagine you'd be happy having Jordan Henderson and the like stomping all over your home ground during an international break?

No mate. Or RS in general.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

No mate. Or RS in general.

I wonder what would happen regards to the NFL games and such as well?

I can't imagine you or Chelsea will be happy with having to play on a Sunday after a bunch of burly Americans have been gallivanting over the turf the day before?

 

[royalbalou]

Must admit I don't like the thought of Wembley being used as someone's home ground. Apart from anything else, imagine we get to the cup final against Spurs/Chelsea...bit of an advantage to the team who play there every second week if you ask me

 

[The Esk]

Be interesting to see the effect of playing in a partially full Wembley versus an always full WHL or Stamford Bridge.

I wonder what the attendance would be for Chelsea v Norwich for example on a wet January Wednesday at Wembley?

 

[roydo]

Will be lower tier only I understand. So around 50k capacity.

Why? When Arsenal used the old Wembley for CL games, they had the whole lot. Saw one, it was superb with 99% of Wembley supporting one side.

Novelty value would mean both clubs could attract way more than 50000 each week.

 

[DualityNSNO]

I wonder what would happen regards to the NFL games and such as well?

I can't imagine you or Chelsea will be happy with having to play on a Sunday after a bunch of burly Americans have been gallivanting over the turf the day before?

To be fair though, the actual playtime in the NFL is about 12 minutes, how much harm could they do?

 

[Yid4life]

Why? When Arsenal used the old Wembley for CL games, they had the whole lot. Saw one, it was superb with 99% of Wembley supporting one side.

Novelty value would mean both clubs could attract way more than 50000 each week.

Local council restrictions.

 

[roydo]

Local council restrictions.

Oh. Seems petty, but I guess there are all sorts of limits and that on amount of events and that.

 

[toffeemax]

bit bad that wembley is being used as a clubs home ground, takes a bit of the wembley novelty for reaching a cup... Having said that it's being used for cup semis as well so it's hardly what it used to be...