Likewise. Have been to every game and still not had a drink from there. Prefer the Taproom anyway
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Likewise. Have been to every game and still not had a drink from there. Prefer the Taproom anyway
They represent the fans.....do I have to tell them that fans don’t like being punched in the face, at home, by the clubs stewards and banned from the ground after 3 games?
I moan about politicians yet I have voted at every type of election since I was 18.
On the podcast that was recorded yesterday Flav mentioned that they've spoken to the trust and they're gonna be recording a future pod on the subject of standing soon.
So they obviously are getting involved but don't announce every single thing that they're talking to people about. Unsurprising.
So they obviously are getting involved but don't announce every single thing that they're talking to people about. Unsurprising.
I might have to do the Bears game!
Whatever THST say or do or talk to the club about the club has no option other than to advise that the licence to operate the stadium requires the club to stop any fans persistently standing.
It says exactly the same in the Ground Regulation
And the same is true is true for any PL club and all or most other clubs
So the only thing in the podcast will be those who would like to stand complaining.
me too cos I like the raiders
Very low - it's an international break. However, the 6th of October is a matchday, so either we've agreed with the PL that we definitely won't be chosen for a home match on that Sunday, or we've got a contingency plan to play both on the same day...
Coming on here with your superior knowledge and common sense...
I hate how it's billed as Chicago Bears at Raiders. It's Chicago Bears vs Raiders at Tottenham.
That's the way the Yanks do it. Home team second. It's Oakland's home game so it's Chicago Bears at Oakland Raiders.
Ya, blame baseball for that - every other American sport adopted that same styling.
But to the posters point, I believe, is that they aren't actually AT Oakland, they are at Tottenham, but again, not how American sports do things.
Interestingly enough, Major League Soccer used to do it that way and recently moved to the European style of the home team being listed first on fixture lists (or schedules, if you will). It helps me a great deal but confuses the hell out of some casuals here.