If the draw for the group stage is anything to go by, we'll have to confirm where we intend to play our knockout stage games prior to the draw being made. The draw takes place on Monday morning...
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All that is saying is that Spurs have not confirmed the venue.
I'd guess that Spurs will confirm the venue later this week to everyone (having agreed the dates for ManU match and 2 test events with Council, Police, TFL and others, so its a time consuming process) giving ManU a good 3 weeks notice which is more than enough
Having played all their group games at Wembley, Spurs are in talks with Uefa over their home venue for the last-16 with the club still to announce when they will move into their new stadium.
And Uefa have confirmed that a decision over where Tottenham will play the remainder of their Champions League campaign will be taken before February.
A Uefa statement said: “Uefa is in close contact with Tottenham Hotspur FC regarding this matter. A decision will be taken in due course and in any case before February 2019.”
That's really positive news. Glad we don't have to commit for a while
It is pretty basic, looks like a car park from the outside and inside it’s just boring concrete.
That grass roof on the shop/experience has been down for over a month now, but good to see the other two roofs looking complete too.
Roofs on the Spurs shop and Tottenham Experience (artificial grass) now completed.
Artificial grass being put round the big air vents on the south podium
An occasional poster on SSC claims his daughter has told him that she has been booked to be working (sounds like for maybe a catering outlet) at NWHL on Sunday and 13th and 30th January (ManU and Watford matches).
Could be true - but equally bookings for temporary staff can also be cancelled at short notice, but thought I'd share anyway even if not definitive
Could be true - but equally bookings for temporary staff can also be cancelled at short notice, but thought I'd share anyway even if not definitive
Hadn't seen any photo before, so apologies.
As long as we are in for the Champions League games I'm fine with how long this takes.
Shame it won't be Man U but give me last nights result and this announcement today and I'd have taken that. No hissy fits please guys and girls
So they're doing ongoing testing, in preparation for undisclosed testing events. I'm finding this all very testing.
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It looks like in house temporary workers canteen, so they don't have to leave work place and waste time.
'We shall receive a status report from our contractors in the week commencing 7 January 2019 and will update you thereafter
What I don’t want to do is set any firm dates until we have finally achieved a safety certificate. So many people tell me to look at other major schemes that run late and, whilst I know it happens often, we are still hugely frustrated.'
If I take the statement as being the next update is w/c 7 January and we need to arrange to have 2 test events, probably a week apart and giving say 2 weeks for fans to apply to attend as one of the 25k/50k attending, that takes us through most of January, meaning a first match (at best) in February.
Nothing anyone can do...but 'ouch' !