Absolutely sublime....

I think it’s shit. Where’s the dentist and school in the corner? They could have at least stipulation a lighthouse in there. Did nobody consider the residents of Haringays view of the wash?

SteelCannon wrote:

Is indeed very impressive. However, £1b is easy to raise when you’re a top four Premier League club AND have a huge injection of funds from the NFL. Spurs’ new ground will now be the official host of all the UK based NFL matches, currently about three a year.

I’ve been to one at Wembley. It’s good, but they can’t fill it. End up netting off the seats at the bottom, not to mention ruins the pitch. I believe this ground has a retractable plastic pitch they can slide in when it’s NFL time.

There are 4 UK NFL games this season, 2 at Wembley and 2 at Spurs.

All the games are massively over subscribed and sell out in no time, Spurs will be even worse as it's a smaller capacity than Wembley.

The areas fenced off are because NFL teams and staff are huge and take up a lot if room, not because of inability to sell tickets.

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Beavertown have a brewery IN the stadium. When I first heard that, I thought it was a bit too craft-beer-wankery, even for a craft beer wanker like me. But, in all fairness, beer and footy do go hand in hand, and at least they aren't just saying 'drink that swill and look happy about it,' like most clubs.

MikeWN wrote:

Beavertown have a brewery IN the stadium. When I first heard that, I thought it was a bit too craft-beer-wankery, even for a craft beer wanker like me. But, in all fairness, beer and footy do go hand in hand, and at least they aren't just saying 'drink that swill and look happy about it,' like most clubs.

Lupuloid....Mmmmm

You lot are just jealous, I'm sure transparent Si and Lord 30% will produce a magnificent stand fit for a 21st century Ocean City.

"Members will also enjoy the most diverse drinks menu in the ground, featuring exclusive local St Austell ales and authentic Plymouth Gin, as well as some new food favourites created exclusively for Club Argyle members by our friends at Ginsters."

From launch of the Platinum membership package. Who needs hand crafted cheeses, when you can get a hot steak slice.

They will probably do a twenty eight course tasting menu, cocktail pasty, mini sausage roll...all washed down with a pint of Stoggs straight from the bottle.

akagreengull wrote:

You lot are just jealous, I'm sure transparent Si and Lord 30% will produce a magnificent stand fit for a 21st century Ocean City.

Frankly staggering Gull just staggering.

harvetheslayer wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

You lot are just jealous, I'm sure transparent Si and Lord 30% will produce a magnificent stand fit for a 21st century Ocean City.

Frankly staggering Gull just staggering.

Sarcasm isn't your strong point is it, Harve?