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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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Rorschach
Sonny Walters
jts1882
Dean Richards
paxtonwolf
John White
Re: Northumberland Development Project
:ross: Still a classic, gets me every time
Hopefully.
:ross: Still a classic, gets me every time
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Seen a rumour on twitter that the parking behind Paxton Road is being curtailed next season, and that exec box renewals in the west stand have been limited to 2 years.
Is anyone effected by either of these/able to verify?
Seen a rumour on twitter that the parking behind Paxton Road is being curtailed next season, and that exec box renewals in the west stand have been limited to 2 years.
Is anyone effected by either of these/able to verify?
paxtonwolf
John White
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Saw a smiliar post on SkyscraperCity. Its starting to look more promising
Saw a smiliar post on SkyscraperCity. Its starting to look more promising
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Cool news GB, hope it's true.
Cool news GB, hope it's true.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I find that kind of new more encouraging than any of the ITK stuff. Levy wouldn't be turning away money without good reason.
While all the progress with Phase I and the whole Tottenham scheme show that the project is going ahead and its just details and exact timing that is missing, the lack of information from the club is frustrating. So any sign is welcome. I wouldn't be surprised if we move into a partially built stadium before they update the stadium section of the website.
I find that kind of new more encouraging than any of the ITK stuff. Levy wouldn't be turning away money without good reason.
While all the progress with Phase I and the whole Tottenham scheme show that the project is going ahead and its just details and exact timing that is missing, the lack of information from the club is frustrating. So any sign is welcome. I wouldn't be surprised if we move into a partially built stadium before they update the stadium section of the website.
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Someone posted this on SC.
IF true that means next season is last at the current Lane.
Someone posted this on SC.
IF true that means next season is last at the current Lane.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Isn't that just Paxton at first, then we play a season in a horseshoe stadium? If so, two seasons left?
Edit: It's the new stadium that's a horseshoe for a season isn't it, so scrap that.
Isn't that just Paxton at first, then we play a season in a horseshoe stadium? If so, two seasons left?
Edit: It's the new stadium that's a horseshoe for a season isn't it, so scrap that.
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Yeah it is.
But word is that idea is now being scrapped for a stadium share, possibly with Wembley, to speed up the construction.
Could end up with something like the Estadio de Luz but then again Levy has insisted that we must not lose any matchday revenues during an increase in capacity.
Yeah it is.
But word is that idea is now being scrapped for a stadium share, possibly with Wembley, to speed up the construction.
Could end up with something like the Estadio de Luz but then again Levy has insisted that we must not lose any matchday revenues during an increase in capacity.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: Northumberland Development Project
This was posted on Skyscrapercity:
Now that would be big news.
This was posted on Skyscrapercity:
Now that would be big news.
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Wembley has exclusivity up to 2016, but it's hard to believe that the NFL won't make a decision before then on where to host games from 2017.
Realistically the NFL aren't going to put a UK franchise in place until 2020. Of course they will actively encourage the news stories and ongoing speculation as its great publicity.
It is possible that Spurs could be going for the deal to host the NFL International games from 2017. This would fit our timeline, and if they continue to increase the number of games it could be commercially profitable while providing a foundation to move a full time team over to a fit for purpose stadium.
It seems like everyone wants to jump on the idea of a full time team coming over, but the purchase of a franchise certainly isn't going to come about any quicker than an existing team moving here. Neither of these scenarios will come soon enough for us.
Wembley has exclusivity up to 2016, but it's hard to believe that the NFL won't make a decision before then on where to host games from 2017.
Realistically the NFL aren't going to put a UK franchise in place until 2020. Of course they will actively encourage the news stories and ongoing speculation as its great publicity.
It is possible that Spurs could be going for the deal to host the NFL International games from 2017. This would fit our timeline, and if they continue to increase the number of games it could be commercially profitable while providing a foundation to move a full time team over to a fit for purpose stadium.
It seems like everyone wants to jump on the idea of a full time team coming over, but the purchase of a franchise certainly isn't going to come about any quicker than an existing team moving here. Neither of these scenarios will come soon enough for us.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Re: Northumberland Development Project
i don't think that matters, as long as there is a possibility that changes can be made to incorporate such things happening, if it's 2020 then it's 2020.
BTW I don't think a team will ever come here full time, would be cheaper to have them based in Miami and travel in for the block games at home, whether that two or three homes games then three road games in the US. Miami is also tax free.
i don't think that matters, as long as there is a possibility that changes can be made to incorporate such things happening, if it's 2020 then it's 2020.
BTW I don't think a team will ever come here full time, would be cheaper to have them based in Miami and travel in for the block games at home, whether that two or three homes games then three road games in the US. Miami is also tax free.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Buffalo Bills (whose owner has just died) and even Stan Kroenke's St Louis Rams are the possible clubs ENIC might buy according to SSC
Buffalo Bills (whose owner has just died) and even Stan Kroenke's St Louis Rams are the possible clubs ENIC might buy according to SSC
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I think the Rams just signed a deal to play games at there current stadium. Buffalo have been talked about for Toronto! They have also announced in the last couple of days that those looking after the Bills say they should have a buyer by July!
I think the Rams just signed a deal to play games at there current stadium. Buffalo have been talked about for Toronto! They have also announced in the last couple of days that those looking after the Bills say they should have a buyer by July!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
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Re: Northumberland Development Project
I think greatwhitenorf said in his post about Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Group a week or two ago that it would be better for any new Toronto franchise if the city didn't take on the Bills. If they did, they'd likely lose potential support from current Bills fans in the Buffalo area.
I personally doubt that London would get a franchise so soon. So LA seems a more obvious destination for the Bills.
I think greatwhitenorf said in his post about Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Group a week or two ago that it would be better for any new Toronto franchise if the city didn't take on the Bills. If they did, they'd likely lose potential support from current Bills fans in the Buffalo area.
I personally doubt that London would get a franchise so soon. So LA seems a more obvious destination for the Bills.
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