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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand

Gutter Boy said:
I prefer people hitting the corrugated iron at the back of stands - that has a much more authentic sound to it.

Someone occasionally managed to replicate that in the Park Lane/Shelf corner of Wembley - I'm not sure what they found there to hit.
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The angled guarding to the front row of East Upper was good for banging.
 
LemonadeMoney said:
The angled guarding to the front row of East Upper was good for banging.
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So have the trays they slid out been slid back under the stand? Or is even the astroturf pitch buiIt on trays and our grass pitch slides out on more trays? I suppose our grass pitch is growing in trays somewhere (training ground?) or are the trays so big they'd have to be onsite already?
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
So have the trays they slid out been slid back under the stand? Or is even the astroturf pitch buiIt on trays and our grass pitch slides out on more trays? I suppose our grass pitch is growing in trays somewhere (training ground?) or are the trays so big they'd have to be onsite already?
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The trays at the stadium will be filled with sand and once the playing area has been cleared of workers and equipment and they can bring them out permanently, turf will be rolled out on top.
 
LemonadeMoney said:
Bloody foreigners.

Seriously though, I'd rather have the ground full of passionate foreigners than local moaning gits.
I live 20 miles north of the ground, but I only ever go to Tottenham for a match, so what's the difference with someone doing that from further away?
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Glad to hear it. Have only ever been warmly welcomed by Englishmen while at matches, but I've had this sneaking feeling that some fans might not like too many foreigners getting "their" tickets. Then again, I often think people don't like me when I speak to them, so I've probably just translated that anxiety! :p
 
Daisuk said:
Glad to hear it. Have only ever been warmly welcomed by Englishmen while at matches, but I've had this sneaking feeling that some fans might not like too many foreigners getting "their" tickets. Then again, I often think people don't like me when I speak to them, so I've probably just translated that anxiety! :p
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Well i like very few people in general. But as long as they dont stuff to kids, i like a) spurs fans.
 
Daisuk said:
Glad to hear it. Have only ever been warmly welcomed by Englishmen while at matches, but I've had this sneaking feeling that some fans might not like too many foreigners getting "their" tickets. Then again, I often think people don't like me when I speak to them, so I've probably just translated that anxiety! :p
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I think we like foreign Spurs fans visiting. As mentioned the day trippers and tourists who don't have an affiliation to Spurs are a different story. I don't think there are that many Spurs fans who live in Tottenham. Most travel in. Ironically I'm about 2.5 miles from the stadium but don't make it to many games anymore - due to work and family commitments for the last 2 years.
 
Jordinho said:
The trays at the stadium will be filled with sand and once the playing area has been cleared of workers and equipment and they can bring them out permanently, turf will be rolled out on top.
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So the trays they rolled out the other day are now back under the south stand while they lay the NFL pitch?
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
So the trays they rolled out the other day are now back under the south stand while they lay the NFL pitch?
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Yes. But they were fitting goal posts. So there's either room under there to do that, or they can move the pitch future out or partially into the stadium to fit the posts.
 
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