Tottenham at Wembley

[DumLum]

Went to a Cup Final a few years ago, massive obviously yet I would have reservations about a half-filled stadium.

It will be a lot closer to full than half full I reckon.

 

[Wellesley]

Wembley loses a little more of it's magic.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Wembley loses a little more of it's magic.

That happens anywhere THFC turn up to play. It's not really 'Wembley' though is it? It's a modern stadium built on the same site or near to it. It's almost like saying 'The Goldstone loses more of it's magic' when talking about the Amex.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Every time I go I get off at a different station on the Jubilee line and go in the nearest pub, I'm constantly disapointed.

This time I'll probably just stay in that Wetherspoons outside Victoria, It's shit but at least it's familiar shit

The Barley Mow baker street has been a stop off of choice when going to Wembley

 

[Return of the Rev]

Wembley loses a little more of it's magic.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Bound to be an evening game with all the usual issues of getting back to Victoria for a train

I'll do what I did for the playoff final versus Colin's County. Drive round the M25, park up at Harrow on the Hill, have a swifty there, then walk down the hill and tube in from the North of Wembley.

 

[The Birdman]

More balloons good for the party shop businesses

 

[The Birdman]

It's great for all our new young fans to have an opportunity to go to Wembley . I have been to Wembley loads of time for concerts England Games and leauge cup finals and FA Cup and play offs .
Let's hope we stay up to go to Spurs new £800 million + stadium which is having 18,000 fans banked behind one goal.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Most people have been to New (and many Old) Wembley so know the score.

For me, as I'm sure you as well, I've been to WHL/UP a number of times.Cant drink in area/nightmare getting away from both.

For our first season I'm delighted we are going to Olympic Stadium/Wembley.Both novelties for us and should be great days out.Lets leave the whingeing for years 2 onwards at West Ham, by which time we should be looking forward to the new WHL.

If we must whinge about aways next season, I suggest we start with the diabolical view at the back of the Anfield Road Lower.

And Bournemouth only having to give out 1200 away tickets too, not that I am gonna need one

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Me? I'd much rather be going to Upton Park and White Hart Lane.

Fortunately ticked them both off my wish list in recent seasons.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

It's great for all our new young fans to have an opportunity to go to Wembley . I have been to Wembley loads of time for concerts England Games and leauge cup finals and FA Cup and play offs .
Let's hope we stay up to go to Spurs new £800 million + stadium which is having 18,000 fans banked behind one goal.

Yeah, been to the new Wembley a few times for footy, so nothing 'new and exciting' for me. However the 18k bank of supporters at the new White Hart Lane will be awesome to look at.

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Old Wembley was amazing as a kid, new one, meh!

 

[SK1NT]

New Wembley, honestly, it is shit. FA Cup Final would be a different story.

Having been there for all of Tottenhams champions league games, and last week for the FA cup semi i would say the ground is fairly nice.

Getting off the Wembley Park station has a great view down wembley way. There pubs near by and a new shopping center full of bars and restaurants just been built.

I would say it is a must go to...

Who wouldn't want to see their team play there especially as it isnt far from Brighton. Brighton to Waterloo - Jubilee to Wembley Park (2 trains)

 

[RandyWanger]

Great if I can get tickets, if not, meh.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

My season ticket seems to be a couple hundred cheaper, which suggests decent pricing

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Where are the away fans going to be located at Wembley Stadium?
For our Premier League matches, visiting supporters will be located in Blocks 112 – 119. This may change for matches in UEFA competition dependent on opponents and their ticketing requirements.

 

[Bob!]

Where are the away fans going to be located at Wembley Stadium?
For our Premier League matches, visiting supporters will be located in Blocks 112 – 119. This may change for matches in UEFA competition dependent on opponents and their ticketing requirements.

How many seats is that?

 

[Sussexscots]

How many seats is that?

There are 34,303 seats in the lower tier at Wembley split into 44 blocks, of which visitors are to be allocated eight. Accepting that not all blocks will hold a similar number of seats, a rough calculation would be 34,303 / 44 = 779.6 X 8 = 6,236. Some of the allocated blocks are right in the corner so maybe a bit less - perhaps between 5,500 and 6,000.

I could of course be wrong but would have thought Spurs would want to make as much as they possibly can out of playing at the venue.

 

[seagull_si]

Looking at this link
http://www.mapaplan.com/seating-pla...mbers-exact-concert-chart-high-resolution.htm
I would estimate 6000 seats in blocks 112 - 119.

 

[Jimmehh]

Looking at this link
http://www.mapaplan.com/seating-pla...mbers-exact-concert-chart-high-resolution.htm
I would estimate 6000 seats in blocks 112 - 119.

There are 34,303 seats in the lower tier at Wembley split into 44 blocks, of which visitors are to be allocated eight. Accepting that not all blocks will hold a similar number of seats, a rough calculation would be 34,303 / 44 = 779.6 X 8 = 6,236. Some of the allocated blocks are right in the corner so maybe a bit less - perhaps between 5,500 and 6,000.

I could of course be wrong but would have thought Spurs would want to make as much as they possibly can out of playing at the venue.

These are great - but don't forget - all they have said is that it could change for UEFA Champions League games etc - therefore there may still be a cap of 3,000 for Home league games, but more for the european games & cup games.

EDIT - Ignore me, i've just re-read the above and realised it states for premier league games