[Football] Spurs 'homecoming'

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monty uk

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• Apr 4, 2019

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It was seemingly designed and computer modelled to amplify the sound of supporters singing and ensure that sound goes back and forth between spectators correctly to improve the atmosphere.
In my opinion Spurs need all the artificial support they can get, but let’s not go there!

 

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• Apr 4, 2019

• #42

Midget said:

Anyone else finding this ceremony about Spurs finally 'coming home' to their new Toilet Seat Stadium a bit... well... F***ING RIDICULOUS!!!!?

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Am I right in guessing you don't have tickets for the 23rd then?

 

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BN41Albion

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• Apr 4, 2019

• #43

monty uk said:

In my opinion Spurs need all the artificial support they can get, but let’s not go there!

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Why? I always though WHL was pretty good atmosphere wise

 

Bry Nylon

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• Apr 4, 2019

• #44

loz said:

And what is it with these new grounds, do they use noise absorbent concrete ?

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Something you'll never find out.

 

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N17

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• Apr 5, 2019

• #45

Crispy Ambulance said:

30 of them got a hiding outside The Bricklayers

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And outside the ground post match.

 

papajaff

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• Apr 5, 2019

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Harry Wilson's tackle said:

I think my old pal may have grasped the wrong end of your stick eh, [MENTION=3733]papajaff[/MENTION]

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I gave up Harry. Can't debate with the limited.

 

Simster

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• Apr 5, 2019

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Bry Nylon said:

Something you'll never find out.

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PaLLace gimps are always whinging about everybody else's atmosphere. It's like it's everybody else's fault they've got a laughably shit ground fit for the bin.

I'm sure they'd have a new ground themselves by now if they weren't run by a succession of stupid spivs and/or chancers.

 

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N17

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BN41Albion said:

Why? I always though WHL was pretty good atmosphere wise

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It was. The new ground will take a while to settle down but eventually sitters and standers will gravitate to the appropriate areas.

Always a bit odd how people are always obsessed with other teams support/atmosphere.

 

Deportivo Seagull

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• Apr 5, 2019

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beorhthelm said:

another i read was looks like a space ship landed in a slum.

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Flew over it about a month ago heading into Heathrow. It was in the evening and they were testing the lighting. It looked stunning and made the Emirates look bang average. TBH it would make most stadiums look bang average.

Find it amusing that we are slagging off what is arguably the best sporting stadium in the world at the moment. I find particularly ironic that one of our ‘friends’ from up the road think it’s just ‘ok’ .......

.... have to agree with the slum bit .... even from the air that part of north London looks like a shithole

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loz

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• Apr 5, 2019

• #50

N17 said:

It was. The new ground will take a while to settle down but eventually sitters and standers will gravitate to the appropriate areas.

Always a bit odd how people are always obsessed with other teams support/atmosphere.

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Forgot to say I loved the bar in front of the seat..all ready to go on the bar seating / standing I see, well done Spurs.

That end behind the goal, when as you say the standers and sitters sort themselves out could be pretty loud I would have thought.

I did not see or hear of any trouble ??

 

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N17

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loz said:

Forgot to say I loved the bar in front of the seat..all ready to go on the bar seating / standing I see, well done Spurs.

That end behind the goal, when as you say the standers and sitters sort themselves out could be pretty loud I would have thought.

I did not see or hear of any trouble ??

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Heard there were a few incidents post game outside the away section (from a Palace fan) . I think there was some retribution relating to when we played CPFC away last season and 4 of your boys in black got all brave and put a 50yr old Spurs fan walking on his own in hospital. They always melt when there are even numbers, they are an embarassement.

 

Gazwag

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• Apr 5, 2019

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CPFC G said:

The travel to and from was easy enough from Liverpool street, Any Brighton heading up there in April should use this route imo.

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Is that walking down to Tottenham Hale? I was thinking about Seven Sisters but that's a little further I think.

 

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loz

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• Apr 5, 2019

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N17 said:

Heard there were a few incidents post game outside the away section (from a Palace fan) . I think there was some retribution relating to when we played CPFC away last season and 4 of your boys in black got all brave and put a 50yr old Spurs fan walking on his own in hospital. They always melt when there are even numbers, they are an embarassement.

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I think most if not all clubs have a few idiots, I do tend to ignore them these days....just walk past them they are only looking for trouble with other idiots.Its a shame cause we really don't have that sort of fan base.

 

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loz

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• Apr 5, 2019

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Gazwag said:

Is that walking down to Tottenham Hale? I was thinking about Seven Sisters but that's a little further I think.

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Took us about 15 mins to walk and about 20mins to get into the station....was a mission after a day on the sauce and the hangover kicked in.