Paul Pogba? You mean our best midfielder this season? The guy that has more assists than Eriksen, despite playing ten or so less games? The Pogba that plays for the second best team in the league, the team that has been comfortably best of the rest since day 1? We have managed 13-4-2 with him on the pitch, snatching 2,26 points on average - scoring 41 goals (over 2 goals on average). The guy that's rated 9th on whoscored.com this season - on roughly the same average as Firmino, Sterling, Sane and David Silva? Please serve us your agendas in the future, it's hilarious for most people on here, but leave Pogba out of the picture - he's done fine this season. He's having a tough time lately for sure, be it injuries/illness, tactics, motivation or whatever, but he's still comfortably our best player. Who the hell cares about the transfer fee? He will be here for ten years and we could sell him for 150M tomorrow if we wanted to, he is a marketing marvel (although tedious as hell), he brings more attention to United with his little toe than the whole Tottenham-squad does combined. Pogba could win the Ballon d'Or in two years and belittling people like you would still say silly things like "yeah, you'd only expect that sort of thing due to his transfer fee". Of course I'd like to buy players for 0 bucks instead of 100M, but the market doesn't work like that, especially for the big players.
"Longest bar in Europe" - You could put that in your trophy cabinet.
Looks really nice, have you got a season ticket for the new stadium or is there a long waiting list?
You have, but Son has been enjoying being under the radar for a long time. Now that Kane is out, defenders and managers will be focusing on the main threat Spurs pose. And Son is a very serious danger, noticeably now.
If you think that Pogba has been impressive for United then I can only leave you in peace with that opinion.
Looks great.
All the prices are given in this interactive map: https://3ddigitalvenue.com/3dmap/clients/tottenham/ ... this also shows the away team's supporters areas.
Based on their performances this season? Very few most likely. Yet I'd still choose Pogba for the long-term as I believe he is the superior player, although I am a huge fan of Eriksen as well.
Is this with the onsite brewery beer being on tap? Any news on the prices? I think it will be important you're not pricing people out.
Really nice pics, but why are Spurs building an airport?
I don't know about prices, but the club says that the stadium will have the world’s first stadium micro-brewery, producing 1,000,000 pints of craft beer each year, with a delivery system delivering 10,000 pints per minute. The 65m metre bar will include self-serve beer pumps to help cut the queues.
Cheapest seats are 795 (400 for children) in one small section, then a large part of the ground is 900-1100. These are for the 19 league matches only.
What happened to the humble pie
. Sounds good though, I'll probably go and see what it's about.I was actually just talking about the beer price
, but good to know!Lol ... but I'm not sure what you mean.
Sounds nice and all, but God it is a bit depressing that this is what football has become.
Looks very expensive to me though to be fair I've never had one and unless something crazy like a lotto win occurs I'll never have one. I can usually get over for one game per season. I'm sure the regular season ticket people are not happy though.
Honestly I don't really care that much I'm in Nothern Ireland so only get over 3-4 times a season. From what I can see the cheapest tickets have only risen by £30 a season while the premium have risen by £300. I don't really know how that compares to other clubs.
I'm in the same boat as you.
Yeah it sucks doesn't it. Are you in a supporters club?
Nah I have a friend who is though and get me tickets easy enough, fan forums stress me enough without a physical forum lol. But yeah I would love to go over more, but the wife likes going to so we make a weekend of it and it ends up being a pricey weekend.
It is always unwise to state stuff like this when the season is still ongoing - Man Utd are in exactly the same situation now except you have spent £300 odd million since Jose came in.
Touche.
And I know what you mean. I am incredibly excited about the stadium and a lot of what it will offer. I appreciate as well why we've done some of the stuff we've done in it and why we have to play it up for hospitality tickets etc etc but some of it really does sound pretentious.
You waited until we lost a game to quote my (perfectly reasonable) post from a week ago?
The league table tells an entirely different story however.
4 points is hardy a massive gap tbf.
At no point in the season have Spurs been ahead of United. Now that Kane is injured for a few weeks at least, that is looking unlikely come the end of the season as well. Spurs are really good when the pressure is off, hence why they start off poor then finish strong when they are out of every competition, but without Kane that'll make things tougher.
It didn't on Sataurday or any other time Kane is out, that's a bit of a myth TBH.
The gap is large enough to dispel the notion that Spurs are a better team.
We will see after 38 games.
You can't be serious. Why do Spurs fans insist on underrating their players so much, they've actually convinced themselves that they are fine without Harry Kane, he's one of the best goalscorers in the world!
