A fair point.
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Dear John,
There is so much about our time together that I am grateful for, but sadly, the time has come for us to part ways. You're a great guy and I enjoyed all that stuff we did together with the candles and the wooden spoons but we're different people...I am optimistic, a believer, you're not. I wish I could say we’ll still be friends, but it’s just too risky for me. I'm moving. You'll never find me so don't even try looking.
Trust me, this hurts me more than it hurts you.
Good-bye forever,
Daniel
There is so much about our time together that I am grateful for, but sadly, the time has come for us to part ways. You're a great guy and I enjoyed all that stuff we did together with the candles and the wooden spoons but we're different people...I am optimistic, a believer, you're not. I wish I could say we’ll still be friends, but it’s just too risky for me. I'm moving. You'll never find me so don't even try looking.
Trust me, this hurts me more than it hurts you.
Good-bye forever,
Daniel
I suspect the club are downplaying the move into the new Stadium to avoid some of the shit that the Canning Town bingo club brought on themselves by constantly harping on about their move. They want the stadium itself to do the talking rather than a bunch of cretins who can't keep their big, stupid mouths shut.
An understated move should help reduce the pressure on the club and the team, the Canning Town Bingo club created a situation where every single cockup was highlighted and went under the microscope in the press.
As for the Paxton toilets, they've stunk big time recently so something needed to be done. If they'd replaced the missing hand dryer then that would have made me suspicious...
An understated move should help reduce the pressure on the club and the team, the Canning Town Bingo club created a situation where every single cockup was highlighted and went under the microscope in the press.
As for the Paxton toilets, they've stunk big time recently so something needed to be done. If they'd replaced the missing hand dryer then that would have made me suspicious...
It's cool that they're just rebuilding the whole stadium. You don't want to fall into the "oh, we can just renovate" trap, Chicago tried that and the end result is that our stadium looks like a flying saucer landed in a greek amphitheater
Live footage from the construction site:
Levy working them hard...
Live footage from the construction site:
In all seriousness, I would like to buy my seat, but haven't got a scooby what I would actually do with it!
You could turn it into a proper folding seat, then the way that tech is going, you'll probably be able to watch a match at home, in the old stadium, with VR. On your seat.
West Ham have a similar thing at the moment, except you just watch it on the living room TV whilst sat at the bottom of the garden.
Sit on it?
Stannahstairlift.com
Only kidding MrsP.
Assuming you already have one.
:dierpochhug:I'll get my coat.
I'm just going to take a spanner with me last game of the season!
{Trying to refrain from making a wildly inappropriate joke...}
Make it into a swing?
That joke would certainly chuck a spanner into the works.
That's not the point.
The Times.....
Tottenham Hotspur are planning to drop the name White Hart Lane while Chelsea hope to retain the name Stamford Bridge in some form as the London rivals battle to secure naming rights for their new stadiums.
The Times has learnt that the two clubs are adopting very different strategies as they seek a naming-rights partner in a competitive and crowded marketplace in the capital, which also features West Ham, who are still looking for a ground sponsor six months after moving to the London Stadium.
Tottenham Hotspur are planning to drop the name White Hart Lane while Chelsea hope to retain the name Stamford Bridge in some form as the London rivals battle to secure naming rights for their new stadiums.
The Times has learnt that the two clubs are adopting very different strategies as they seek a naming-rights partner in a competitive and crowded marketplace in the capital, which also features West Ham, who are still looking for a ground sponsor six months after moving to the London Stadium.
:vertna:What that horrible gooner