New Stadium Details And Discussions

Grey Fox said:

You know you are not supposed to use your phone when driving don't you?

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TottenhamMattSpur said:

Going back to an earlier point about out pitch camber....

It's why I don't like sitting in the front few rows of the east and west.

When i did a stadium tour in January with big Chiv, he said the new one will have pumped drainage so the pitch will be totally flat.
In his days playing the camber was the opposite way, dipping in the middle causing puddles

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Lilbaz said:

If i remember correctly 48m which is 157ft.

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Saoirse said:

With all due respect all we can do is offer whatever support is needed to our amazing intelligence and emergency services. Anyone who's so minded and not monitored can easily kill several people before being stopped. A raised walkway just means it'll be on the high street instead, or he'll just use a knife or an improvised explosive instead. As hard as the task is, identifying and monitoring likely suspects is the only effective approach.

The other thing we have to do is not give in to the fear, live our lives around it and let them dictate the agenda. That's how they win. Four innocent lives were lost in Britain today - that's utterly tragic and I feel incredibly sorry for them and their families. However, it's likely that five innocent lives were lost in traffic accidents, as they are on the average day in this country. The terrorists aren't winning and indeed they can't win unless we give in to them.

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Drink!Drink! said:

Everton are going to publish the details of their new proposed stadium today. Wonder if they will try and beat the 61,000 capacity

Edit: although they might just be announcing the land they are buying and the location of the new stadium

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whitesocks said:

True, there is nothing you can do if someone has already anonymously acquired a gun or explosives.
But these loan wolf, near spontaneous attacks using cars/trucks can be made less devastating.

Thinking off the top of my head none of the big London stadiums are next to main roads:- Wembley - industrial estate, Olympic stadium - Olympic park, Emirates and stamford Bridge - jammed in between rail lines. The further fans get away from the stadium, the more disperse people become and the less newsworthy an attack becomes. Our stadium will be quite vulnerable in comparison, right on a major route.

They've attacked football fans/stadiums before so we are a realistic target and this risk needs to be minimised as part of the work in the area in my opinion.

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Wine Gum said:

Anyone been near WHL today to verify where this big lump is hiding.

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like2eatpie said:

Weirdly I have just driven through Yorkshire and seen 2 more of these heading south, wonder if they're for us?!

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Hoddle_Ledge said:

Updates from tonight's meeting:

https://twitter.com/TomCStandard

https://twitter.com/AlasdairGold

http://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/spurs-discover-wembley-capacity-fate-12789338

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Saoirse said:

The planning process in this country is diabolical. Ignore all the evidence, and listen to people who know nothing scared that "Tottenham Hotspurs" won't be good for the area and who apparently think all football matches kick off at 7.45pm. If you don't like being around major events, maybe the immediate vicinity of the biggest stadium in the country isn't the ideal place to live?

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