worcestersauce
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Would that be traditional Polish folk dancing, and would the midgets use full sized balls to bowl with?
New Stadium Details And Discussions
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Sandro30
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I assume the poster means the boxes that are now open face in the SW corner of WHL.
Lilbaz
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Where mabbut sits?
Unless yours is rather large, i'd imagine they can fit a few more butts on those seats...
THFCSPURS19
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THFCSPURS19
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Exactly 1 month until the Planning Sub Committee on 8th December!
Crackers79
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Its on Sky right? I bet its not, i bet fucking BT sport have got it.
Lilbaz
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chrissivad
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not sure sky or bt want to have the Planning Sub Committee on tv...
Spursidol
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But good news is that Harringey do - video link on their website.
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spursfan77
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Just had an email from the club asking about food and drink within the new stadium. Asking stuff about what and when I would eat and drink and what type. Quite interesting little reveal about what restaurants and food and drink provision they are thinking about within the new stadium. Very promising.
Also they've asked whether I'd like vendors selling food/drink to me in my seat (like the old Peanut Man I suspect!) and if I'd like the ability to order by drink on your phone during the first half to be picked up at half time or after the game.
They also asked what restaurants you'd visit if they were available in the stadium. Quite a good list including carluccios, pret, gaucho, pizza express alongside the usual fast food outlets like maccy ds. So looks like we might be getting some actual restaurants as well.
Also they've asked about whether you'd like vouchers for money off for staying later after the game or arriving early.
Also they've asked whether I'd like vendors selling food/drink to me in my seat (like the old Peanut Man I suspect!) and if I'd like the ability to order by drink on your phone during the first half to be picked up at half time or after the game.
They also asked what restaurants you'd visit if they were available in the stadium. Quite a good list including carluccios, pret, gaucho, pizza express alongside the usual fast food outlets like maccy ds. So looks like we might be getting some actual restaurants as well.
Also they've asked about whether you'd like vouchers for money off for staying later after the game or arriving early.
SurreySpur82
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I liked it when they asked which fast food restaurants you'd like to eat in INSIDE the ground and they listed Chick King!
Sports bar and Gauchos sounded good
Sports bar and Gauchos sounded good
davidmatzdorf
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I mainly concentrated on trying to persuade them not to pack the food court with chain outlets and registering my interest in having some reasonably healthy stuff to eat.
Let them get some interesting local businesses to set up some one-off "real food" places with proper fresh ingredients. Food that you can't get anywhere else.
The problem is that crap like Costa Coffee and McDonalds outbid everyone else by a huge margin. If they serve KFC and Pizza Hut, I'll just fuck off home after the match.
Let them get some interesting local businesses to set up some one-off "real food" places with proper fresh ingredients. Food that you can't get anywhere else.
The problem is that crap like Costa Coffee and McDonalds outbid everyone else by a huge margin. If they serve KFC and Pizza Hut, I'll just fuck off home after the match.
Lilbaz
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Unfortunately mcdonalds and kfc are very popular.
But it should be big enough to have a mixture. Maybe some west indian food, noodle bars etc...
Dundalk_Spur
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Anything must be better than the crap hot dogs and tea they served up last Thursday night.
arnoldlayne
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cliff jones
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No plan for a cineplex in the scheme? Not sure how much money they make. Could be popular not only on matchdays to stagger crowds, including showing spurs classics, but also in the local community? Not that much competition in the area..? Just wondering aloud.
A little ironic to read the nfl anti obesity campaign above only to then see mention of the evil fast food brands as likely contributors to the matchday experience. Perhaps an hour climbing the wall or chasing after visiting fans will burn off the calories.
