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New Stadium Details And Discussions

L.A. Yiddo

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steve

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Making better commercial use of TFL owned property was one of Sadiq Khan's pledges when running for Mayor. Too late for this project considering planning permission et al but I do hope we see more of it in the future - I wouldn't hold my breath though.
Plans were in place for this long before Khan came along, it's TFL's way of bridging the gap after the government spending review last year saw their operational grant disappearing by 2020. London will be the only major European city without a subsidised subway system (it's also the oldest subway with all the infrastructure problems that creates).

As an aside Khan also took credit for night tube going live on August 19th - more opportunistic bollocks as the major stumbling blocks (recruitment, unions) had already been negotiated before he became mayor and the planned date was pretty much already in place.
 

worcestersauce

"I'm no optimist I'm just a prisoner of hope
Jan 23, 2006
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Plans were in place for this long before Khan came along, it's TFL's way of bridging the gap after the government spending review last year saw their operational grant disappearing by 2020. London will be the only major European city without a subsidised subway system (it's also the oldest subway with all the infrastructure problems that creates).

As an aside Khan also took credit for night tube going live on August 19th - more opportunistic bollocks as the major stumbling blocks (recruitment, unions) had already been negotiated before he became mayor and the planned date was pretty much already in place.
Nothing new just like Johnson taking credit for the bikes and the olympics.
 

Giovanni

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Aug 31, 2012
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Saw today that they were pouring a slab and are preparing for a much larger section to be poured on either monday/tuesday.
Does anybody know if the level their concreting now will be at pitch height? Im presuming so with the underneath being the basement level?
 

Phischy

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Feb 29, 2004
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Saw today that they were pouring a slab and are preparing for a much larger section to be poured on either monday/tuesday.
Does anybody know if the level their concreting now will be at pitch height? Im presuming so with the underneath being the basement level?
Depends which part of the stadium you're talking about. North stand is already a floor above ground/pitch level, other parts of the stadium are variously at ground level or below (or awaiting demolition of the existing!)
 

muppetman

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Jul 29, 2011
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http://www.thstofficial.com/thst-ne...t-refund-st-holders-affected-by-building-work

THST welcomes Club decision to part-refund ST holders affected by building work
8/12/2016




THST welcomes the Club's decision to give season ticket holders most affected by building work in the north east corner of the ground a part-refund. All affected season ticket holders are being contacted by the Club to be informed that they will be getting a refund of 12.5% on the price paid to renew their ticket.

The club said: "Whilst for games that are played in decent weather we will only see a minimal (if any) impact on supporters, we as a Club have taken the view that the potential change to surroundings and the experience in poor weather conditions warrant this part-refund to be provided at this stage rather than retrospectively."

THST had raised the issue with the club and we were told the Club's board was considering it. We welcome the Club's proactive decision to look after its fans. Refunds will be put back on to cards that were used to pay for renewals. Anyone who paid by cash, Cheque or V12 will be contacted additionally with details about how they will be refunded.
 

dovahkiin

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May 18, 2012
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some minor info from daz on ftl: I play football with a bloke who works for the company who have been contracted to do the roof on the new stadium. They've been given a 20 week deadline to compete it
Didn't get a start date sorry I'll ask him Thursday
 

Dunc2610

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Aug 7, 2008
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some minor info from daz on ftl: I play football with a bloke who works for the company who have been contracted to do the roof on the new stadium. They've been given a 20 week deadline to compete it
Didn't get a start date sorry I'll ask him Thursday
Be interested to know which company that is as the company I work for is currently still finalising the design for the roof prior to hopefully installing it!
 

mickdale

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Apr 5, 2016
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Be interested to know which company that is as the company I work for is currently still finalising the design for the roof prior to hopefully installing it!
Dunc2610, do you play football with a guy who keeps asking questions about the new stadium roof?
 

Spurs in Belgium

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Jun 12, 2011
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http://www.thstofficial.com/thst-ne...t-refund-st-holders-affected-by-building-work

THST welcomes Club decision to part-refund ST holders affected by building work
8/12/2016




THST welcomes the Club's decision to give season ticket holders most affected by building work in the north east corner of the ground a part-refund. All affected season ticket holders are being contacted by the Club to be informed that they will be getting a refund of 12.5% on the price paid to renew their ticket.

The club said: "Whilst for games that are played in decent weather we will only see a minimal (if any) impact on supporters, we as a Club have taken the view that the potential change to surroundings and the experience in poor weather conditions warrant this part-refund to be provided at this stage rather than retrospectively."

THST had raised the issue with the club and we were told the Club's board was considering it. We welcome the Club's proactive decision to look after its fans. Refunds will be put back on to cards that were used to pay for renewals. Anyone who paid by cash, Cheque or V12 will be contacted additionally with details about how they will be refunded.
I'm right next to the drop in the Paxton Upper, wonder if I will get a discount?
 

Hoopspur

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Jun 28, 2012
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If you saw me you'd know I don't play football! Rugby perhaps but I'm not winger!

Right physique for a roofer then! ;)

*Disclaimer - poor joke alert! No idea what you actually do or look like.
 

JollyHappy

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A construction question if anyone knows the answer. They've left the steel framework in place to hold up the Paxton roof (for obvious reasons!) but as far as I can see the core that has to be built is right next to that steelwork and I think you can even see the square where they have broken the ground.

Do you think that they will drill the foundations and put the core in place whilst the steel framework is there? I am guessing that they will or why bother demolishing part of the stands but if they do then how do they keep the steel framework foundations intact?
 
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