genome It just gets worse every time I look at it.
Enough about your partner. x
genome It just gets worse every time I look at it.
by Winston Smith » 07 Mar 2017 14:31
stealthpapes I'd never seen it from the other view - the pillars aren't too bad. Just a shame the top looks like an egg slicer.
by genome » 07 Mar 2017 14:34
genome There's a reason that no other grounds look like it, m9
by Winston Smith » 07 Mar 2017 14:54
by Zammo » 07 Mar 2017 15:02
No Fixed Abodestealthpapes I'd never seen it from the other view - the pillars aren't too bad. Just a shame the top looks like an egg slicer.
A Spurs fan was very complimentary about the design on Sunday when I was at WHL. He said "It looks brilliant and so refreshing that it won't look like all other grounds in this country".
ZammoNo Fixed Abodestealthpapes I'd never seen it from the other view - the pillars aren't too bad. Just a shame the top looks like an egg slicer.
A Spurs fan was very complimentary about the design on Sunday when I was at WHL. He said "It looks brilliant and so refreshing that it won't look like all other grounds in this country".
Did you walk round White Hart Lane, Reading Elvis style, holding up a print of the new Chelsea stadium designs then ?
by Ian Royal » 07 Mar 2017 17:55
stealthpapes I'd never seen it from the other view - the pillars aren't too bad. Just a shame the top looks like an egg slicer.
by Winston Smith » 08 Mar 2017 14:06
by AthleticoSpizz » 08 Mar 2017 14:23
by Whore Jackie » 08 Mar 2017 14:24
Whore Jackie Got to say, it looks absolutely stunning IMHO. Surprised they've settled for a smaller capacity than Tottenham mind. How difficult would it be to build in an extra 1,500 seats, particularly at this very early stage?
by genome » 08 Mar 2017 14:59
No Fixed AbodeWhore Jackie Got to say, it looks absolutely stunning IMHO. Surprised they've settled for a smaller capacity than Tottenham mind. How difficult would it be to build in an extra 1,500 seats, particularly at this very early stage?
Spurs have gone to 61,000 to outdo Arsenal. Will they fill it? I don't know. WHL currently holds about 31,000 and they don't fill their ground as higher % wise as Chelsea do as present.
genomeNo Fixed AbodeWhore Jackie Got to say, it looks absolutely stunning IMHO. Surprised they've settled for a smaller capacity than Tottenham mind. How difficult would it be to build in an extra 1,500 seats, particularly at this very early stage?
Spurs have gone to 61,000 to outdo Arsenal. Will they fill it? I don't know. WHL currently holds about 31,000 and they don't fill their ground as higher % wise as Chelsea do as present.
I expect they will considering they're taking 80,000+ to European games. Season ticket w8ing list is miles long too.
by genome » 08 Mar 2017 15:54
No Fixed AbodegenomeNo Fixed Abode
Spurs have gone to 61,000 to outdo Arsenal. Will they fill it? I don't know. WHL currently holds about 31,000 and they don't fill their ground as higher % wise as Chelsea do as present.
I expect they will considering they're taking 80,000+ to European games. Season ticket w8ing list is miles long too.
So why don't they totally fill their 31,000 capacity stadium?
genomeNo Fixed Abodegenome
I expect they will considering they're taking 80,000+ to European games. Season ticket w8ing list is miles long too.
So why don't they totally fill their 31,000 capacity stadium?
Their average attendance this season is 31,581
by genome » 08 Mar 2017 16:14
No Fixed Abode Well, I'm not disputing a few hundred seats. But they only fill to 98.7%
genomeNo Fixed Abode Well, I'm not disputing a few hundred seats. But they only fill to 98.7%
But that's probably fluctuating away fan attendances/ST holders who couldn't renew due to them taking a chunk out of the ground.
Chelsea's is just 0.6% higher.
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