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apparently it was £15m for all of last season.
New year,new ground..
Got a nice ring to it
Speaking for myself I have been pretty convinced we would be stuck at Wembley all season since the announcement after the Fulham gameI don’t get it, the players were tweeting about CL being In the new stadium after we drew with Barca. I just assumed they knew something we didn’t so shouldn’t Watford/chelsea be realistic?
Why is everyone so downbeat about this have we had another set back? Is it the fact that no other test events have been publically scheduled yet?
I put Oct more in hope but it looking like it will be the engineering feet of this century if they complete by autumn . I wouldn't knock you for your view2019, been saying it a while and get slaughtered for it. I really do hope I am proved wrong.
All true but construction is a mother fuckerDo we think the club would have gone all in on selling season tickets for the new stadium now if there was doubt over the opening?
Hardly seems worth the administrative nightmare if they have to transfer everyone to Wembley. The prices would be all over the place for starters
I think the idea is that, Say, Chelsea can't play at the Nuremburg stadium without selling it out 15 times a year and then rent Wembley when the proper clubs come visitWhat’s that rule meant to address, paddy?
I think Champions League will be more of a concern than the NFL game, as far as I'm aware you aren't allowed to move them.
So depending on the draw we would have our first game on either 18th/19th September or 2nd/3rd October.
If we aren't ready for those then I guess we could play Champions League at Wembley and still play league games at WHL.
What’s that rule meant to address, paddy?
I am not sure but is seems harsh. And I think a lot of football administrators would be sympathic to tottenham case if the build overruns
I think the idea is that, Say, Chelsea can't play at the Nuremburg stadium without selling it out 15 times a year and then rent Wembley when the proper clubs come visit
Probably two addresses.
Changed my vote. Thinking/hoping it’s November