Ours looked like this, three months (April 15th), before the ramp-up events.
The pitch had been sown, a few more seats to put in, and various internal works still to do.
We have 2200 workers on site 24 hours a day.
We might have to play our first few games away from home but the stadium will be ready for next season.
Ours looked like this, three months (April 15th), before the ramp-up events.
The pitch had been sown, a few more seats to put in, and various internal works still to do.
Where will those games be played, just asking incase we stay up and draw you away early.
Where will those games be played, just asking incase we stay up and draw you away early.
We have 2200 workers on site 24 hours a day.
It might get done quicker if you could keep them out of the fried chicken shop across the road each night.
You can't blame them. Have you ever tried Chick King? The best fried chicken in London (probably the UK)
Yes,I was held up behind a dozen of them in the queue the other night. Very tasty (the chicken)
First TWO home games (two of the first four would have already been away matches).
I said "Spurs have applied to the FA to play their first 4 games next season, away from home" NOT the first 4 home games, I took it for granted that all the readers would realise 2 out of the 4 first games would be away from home
They flip the fixtures round, eg if we were scheduled to play away at Spurs on the opening day, they'd reschedule it for the Amex instead, and we'd have the away fixture there later in the season.
(that'd play havoc with Pride, mind).
Seems it's not going to be ready until 2019 for their home matches
Wembley till then