Apparently the tiles are going to spell out To Dare Is To Do, Audere Est Facere, Tottenham Hotspur, Established 1882, The Game Is About Glory and London N17 around the stadium
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Apparently the tiles are going to spell out To Dare Is To Do, Audere Est Facere, Tottenham Hotspur, Established 1882, The Game Is About Glory and London N17 around the stadium
It's for players to stand around when a Penalty is given.
Are there regulations for changing grounds mid-season? I wonder if it's feasible to have more road games in the beginning and a couple fixtures at Wembley then transition to the new WHL when it's ready, if it comes to that.
I was never able to go to the old WHL but crossing my fingers I can make it to the new one in 18/19..
I was never able to go to the old WHL but crossing my fingers I can make it to the new one in 18/19..
Are there regulations for changing grounds mid-season? I wonder if it's feasible to have more road games in the beginning and a couple fixtures at Wembley then transition to the new WHL when it's ready, if it comes to that.
I was never able to go to the old WHL but crossing my fingers I can make it to the new one in 18/19..
I don't think you're allowed to change grounds mid-season. I could be wrong but I recall a few saying you couldn't earlier in the season
Are there regulations for changing grounds mid-season? I wonder if it's feasible to have more road games in the beginning and a couple fixtures at Wembley then transition to the new WHL when it's ready, if it comes to that.
I was never able to go to the old WHL but crossing my fingers I can make it to the new one in 18/19..
Yeah the Premier League state you can only use 1 stadium as a home venue in a season, it's to stop the "smaller" clubs from having a 20k stadium for all but the big games and then moving to a bigger one so they can cash in.
Well that sounds like it's meant to prevent teams bouncing back and forth multiple times. I wonder if there's any provision for a one-time move that is meant to be permanent. Sounds like an awful waste if the stadium was completed in late September or something and sat mostly empty for a year.
I was supposed to write this in the morning when i initially read the posts, but I'm a little tired of the scaremongering in regards to us being 'home' for next season. until an announcement is made about where or when we'll be playing other than NWHL, just enjoy watching it go up! (oh matron)
without any concrete information, some post conjecture at any opportunity and it's becoming wearying. give them a benefit or two of the doubt--no sources, no quotations just oh no what if this happen? what if that happens?
and for the record, the roof lift was stated as mid-feb, for a project as meticulously managed and planned as this one, i'd imagine they have built-in contingencies for these sort of set-backs.
levy has twice said it will open in time, get on board.
without any concrete information, some post conjecture at any opportunity and it's becoming wearying. give them a benefit or two of the doubt--no sources, no quotations just oh no what if this happen? what if that happens?
and for the record, the roof lift was stated as mid-feb, for a project as meticulously managed and planned as this one, i'd imagine they have built-in contingencies for these sort of set-backs.
levy has twice said it will open in time, get on board.
The PL has a regulation that requires that all home games during one season be played at the same ground. Like all PL regulations that is subject to a waiver based on the consent of 14 of the 20 clubs of the PL. Liverpool had contingency to move home games to road games through the October international break but ended up not needing that. If we require all of September I'd be shocked. We will be away the first week because we always are, there are 4 game weeks before September 15. We are talking 2 home games by that date, not a terrible inconvenience.
in fact it's gonna spell:
Dottenham Hodspur
A nod to a game in the late '70s where Glenn famously played with a nasty cold!!
Men were men in them days!
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Also read that the
"letters for these will be cast in concrete with a dark blue tiled background."
So they will stand proud of the wall
Blimey. I didn't realise it was Eric Duffy from The Fenn Street Gang at the time.
According to the trust website, it was scheduled for yesterday (20/02)
Gonna go down to WHL tomorrow to check out the progress. I bet it looks incredible!
I went last week. And yes, it certainly does! The sheer size is breathtaking when you imagine how WHL was.
Love seeing those ads from my childhood. I didn't realise it was that long ago though.
Course you did, Malcolm.