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Palace and Brighton could have been cunts but both have been brilliant in agreeing to this. Wish both teams well from now on except when they're playing us obviously.
5-7 home games we get to play there this season. What a huge boost for the club not just for the players, the morale etc but for the rest of the season, the fans and the bedding in for next season.
Huge news!!!!
Huge news!!!!
The spirit of White Hart Lane lives on.
The return of 4-0 Lane!
5 wins incoming.
Torn now between applying to the legends match or my first game at the NWHl being a proper competitive match
And the locals who have had to put up with a lot of traffic and noise and commotion.
Palace want to redevelop their ground and who knows what may happen. And after all the shit Brighton went through with their stadium sagas over the years, I think there is some sympathy there, too. Clubs tend to be much more understanding than maybe some portion of their support.
Applications are now open to Season Ticket Holders for both test event matches until 5pm on Wednesday 13 March. Due to time constraints we will not be able to accept any late applications for these events.
Season Ticket Holders will be able to apply for a ticket to one or both events during this time, in groups of up to 20 eligible supporters. Group applications will be treated as one, meaning that all members of a group application would either be successful or unsuccessful.
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KUMB already talking about being the first away team to win at the new lane.
West Ham never changes.
West Ham never changes.
Agreed but so many were saying that the Premier League were making the limit 5 league games minimum at home etc as it wouldn't be fair for other teams at crunch times of the season and all of that rubbish. Both Brighton & Palace could have gone down the victim route everyone goes down these days so it's impressive that for whatever reason neither did.
The next time we play at Wembley is in a FA Cup Semi Final or a League Cup Final! How about that folks????
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Ok guys. Looks like I got this one wrong after all.
Fucking poetic if we win the FA Cup next year.App
Agreed but so many were saying that the Premier League were making the limit 5 league games minimum at home etc as it wouldn't be fair for other teams at crunch times of the season and all of that rubbish. Both Brighton & Palace could have gone down the victim route everyone goes down these days so it's impressive that for whatever reason neither did.
The next time we play at Wembley is in a FA Cup Semi Final or a League Cup Final! How about that folks????