Have any of you guys seen this? For those of you on Twitter there is a battle going on using the #SpursAtWembley or #ChelseaAtWembley.
The winner (who ever records the most use of their #) will see the Wembley arch lit up in their club colours on Saturday night (Tottenham = White & Chelsea = Blue).
Tottenham took the lead early on and had about 70% but now the Chelsea boys have caught up and its more like 55% to 45% in Tottenhams favour.
If you're on Twitter get involved! COYS
# Battle for the Wembley Arch
posted on 25/2/15
Isn’t the arch lit white by default anyway? So basically if Spurs fans tweet more than Chelsea fans they can stop it being blue. This is so stupid, personally I’d prefer if they lit the arch with the colours of both teams from each side and then the entire thing with the colours of the winners at the end.
posted on 25/2/15
You can have the arch as long as it's our ribbons on the cup
posted on 25/2/15
Droog - yeah that sounds like a pretty cool idea actually
posted on 25/2/15
twitter ye not.......
posted on 25/2/15
I get why from a social media point of view this might seem like a good idea to generate some interest and traffic but I'd imagine the majority of people don't care about Twitter and as such it seems bizarre on what it a good day out for both clubs and both sets of fans to favour one club for something as iconic as the Wembley landmark based on some silly vote which perhaps 5% of the fans are even aware of.
I like my idea of lighting it up for both teams before and during the match and lighting it the colours of the winning team once the presentation takes place and for the rest of the night. In fact since you can see the arch from many parts of London for a few miles it is a great indication and a beacon of the result. I could be in a vista where the arch is visible and think "oh X must have won the play off today" or what ever was on, I like that.
posted on 25/2/15
comment by The Droog (U17596)
posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
I get why from a social media point of view this might seem like a good idea to generate some interest and traffic but I'd imagine the majority of people don't care about Twitter and as such it seems bizarre on what it a good day out for both clubs and both sets of fans to favour one club for something as iconic as the Wembley landmark based on some silly vote which perhaps 5% of the fans are even aware of.
I like my idea of lighting it up for both teams before and during the match and lighting it the colours of the winning team once the presentation takes place and for the rest of the night. In fact since you can see the arch from many parts of London for a few miles it is a great indication and a beacon of the result. I could be in a vista where the arch is visible and think "oh X must have won the play off today" or what ever was on, I like that.
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#this
posted on 25/2/15
it seems bizarre on what it a good day out for both clubs and both sets of fans to favour one club
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Its Saturday night, no one gives a feck and no one will see it.
posted on 25/2/15
Is it? Even odder. Anyway, I like my idea
posted on 25/2/15
comment by Ardiles heel - Super Tottingham 5 strikers up front strike force... Golaco gola gola goooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!! (U17515)
posted 4 hours, 49 minutes ago
I prefer the good old days when Football and Technology weren't married up. I like both, but regards to Football I see it as a way of escaping technology.
Football has always been a simple game of 3 or 4 elements. A ball. Legs and feet. Grass. Goal posts.
What next, an X-Factor-esque phone-in for man of the match? Pay to have your name on the advertising boards? Oh wait, that would be pretty cool.
Back yeah, Twitter. More trouble than its worth.
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BBC have been using twitter for MOTM votes for their live games.
posted on 25/2/15
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