maf getting totally owned here
Just to let you know there are NO LINKS to any T&C's on West Ham site. Also within the general information it clearly states that information regarding the agreement are not available at this time.
Strong smell of something on here...................................unless of course you can prove differently?
Well I haven't read the T&C's, but happy to do so if you give a link!
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Buy a West Ham season ticket, then, they would invite you for the fans meeting. There you can have a look at the full T&C's and stadium plans for yourself .
Buy a West Ham season ticket, then, they would invite you for the fans meeting. There you can have a look at the full T&C's and stadium plans for yourself .
Another cop out from muffinboy!
By the way I have emailed West Ham asking directly if they do indeed have a veto!
By the way I have emailed West Ham asking directly if they do indeed have a veto!
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Wow, literally wow...
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
West Ham are confident they will get the final say on whether London rivals Tottenham can share the Olympic Stadium, a source has told London24 Sport.
Spurs are being forced to find a temporary home for the 2017/18 season after their plans to build a new stadium adjacent to White Hart Lane were delayed due to a High Court challenge.
London24 Sport understands West Ham are yet to hear from Spurs, but the east Londoners believe their contract dictates that they would wield a decisive influence over any ground share proposals.
The Hammers are scheduled to move into the Stratford stadium at the start of the 2016/17 season, and they have privacy of use, meaning their fixtures will take precedent over anything else during the football season.
The London Legacy Development Corporation’s chair of the budget and performance committee John Biggs has already admitted a deal with Spurs would be beneficial to the company, but the Hammers believes any decision rests with them.
The Olympic Stadium, which will have a capacity of 54,000 when West Ham begin their tenancy, is one of four stadiums to have been mooted as possibilities for Spurs.
Wembley Stadium is thought to be an option for the Lilywhites, but it is unlikely to be financially viable. Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium is geographically close to White Hart Lane, but the bitter rivalry between the two sides makes it extremely improbable.
The most likely outcome appears to be a long distance ground share with MK Dons. The Milton Keynes’ side’s Stadium MK home is being expanded to a 32,000 capacity, only slightly smaller than White Hart Lane, which holds 36,230.
Spurs could look to use a larger venue for the season’s biggest fixtures, but West Ham are relaxed over the situation and believe it is unlikely the Lilywhites will pursue an Olympic Stadium ground share.
No suggestion of any veto in T&C's in this article.
Only that West Ham are confident they will have a decisive influence over another club using the ground. This is not a veto in any shape or form!
Wow, literally wow...
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
No, if in doubt miss out the monkey(in this case you) and go straight to the organ grinder!
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
By the way her name is Karren.......................
" but the east Londoners believe their contract dictates that they would wield a decisive influence over any ground share proposals."
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There is the clue.
"Only that West Ham are confident they will have a decisive influence over another club using the ground. This is not a veto in any shape or form!"
There must be a general maximum number of competitive games that any pitch can take at any point, before it gets in too bad a state for subsequent games. And that is without considering the chance of bad weather during autumn/winter/spring.
If Spurs were allowed to use the OS, I reckon it would be 5-10 games max (given the s will have at least 20 home games per season) .
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There must be a general maximum number of competitive games that any pitch can take at any point, before it gets in too bad a state for subsequent games. And that is without considering the chance of bad weather during autumn/winter/spring.
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No Einstein. West Ham/LLDC don't want to repair the vandalized seats for every other week if they allowed Spurs to play at the OS. Simple reasoning really....
"Absolutley no veto!"
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That's your imagination.
spurs in Europe again tonight maf. when last did west ham play in Europe?
when last did QPR play in Europe?
Any reply?
Look up veto muffinboy!!!
Told ya, you need to buy a season ticket.
You wouldn't know what one looked like & even though I have shown you what your own club, you still maintain it is a veto! You couldn't make it up!
"You wouldn't know what one looked like"
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Please, don't imagine things. We are talking in a virtual world. You absolutely have no idea about the other person sitting comfortably behind a computer screen.
Please, don't imagine things. We are talking in a virtual world. You absolutely have no idea about the other person sitting comfortably behind a computer screen.
Now that's an interesting concept, most people sit in front of a computer screen!
It's behind for the observer..
Tblot.............................................You keep saying how Spurs have wasted money & plunged ourselves into huge depth which means inevitably the club will go bust!
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Surely you haven't wasted
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posted on 18/9/14
maf getting totally owned here
posted on 18/9/14
Just to let you know there are NO LINKS to any T&C's on West Ham site. Also within the general information it clearly states that information regarding the agreement are not available at this time.
Strong smell of something on here...................................unless of course you can prove differently?
posted on 18/9/14
Well I haven't read the T&C's, but happy to do so if you give a link!
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Buy a West Ham season ticket, then, they would invite you for the fans meeting. There you can have a look at the full T&C's and stadium plans for yourself .
posted on 18/9/14
Buy a West Ham season ticket, then, they would invite you for the fans meeting. There you can have a look at the full T&C's and stadium plans for yourself .
Another cop out from muffinboy!
By the way I have emailed West Ham asking directly if they do indeed have a veto!
posted on 18/9/14
By the way I have emailed West Ham asking directly if they do indeed have a veto!
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Wow, literally wow...
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
posted on 18/9/14
West Ham are confident they will get the final say on whether London rivals Tottenham can share the Olympic Stadium, a source has told London24 Sport.
Spurs are being forced to find a temporary home for the 2017/18 season after their plans to build a new stadium adjacent to White Hart Lane were delayed due to a High Court challenge.
London24 Sport understands West Ham are yet to hear from Spurs, but the east Londoners believe their contract dictates that they would wield a decisive influence over any ground share proposals.
The Hammers are scheduled to move into the Stratford stadium at the start of the 2016/17 season, and they have privacy of use, meaning their fixtures will take precedent over anything else during the football season.
The London Legacy Development Corporation’s chair of the budget and performance committee John Biggs has already admitted a deal with Spurs would be beneficial to the company, but the Hammers believes any decision rests with them.
The Olympic Stadium, which will have a capacity of 54,000 when West Ham begin their tenancy, is one of four stadiums to have been mooted as possibilities for Spurs.
Wembley Stadium is thought to be an option for the Lilywhites, but it is unlikely to be financially viable. Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium is geographically close to White Hart Lane, but the bitter rivalry between the two sides makes it extremely improbable.
The most likely outcome appears to be a long distance ground share with MK Dons. The Milton Keynes’ side’s Stadium MK home is being expanded to a 32,000 capacity, only slightly smaller than White Hart Lane, which holds 36,230.
Spurs could look to use a larger venue for the season’s biggest fixtures, but West Ham are relaxed over the situation and believe it is unlikely the Lilywhites will pursue an Olympic Stadium ground share.
No suggestion of any veto in T&C's in this article.
Only that West Ham are confident they will have a decisive influence over another club using the ground. This is not a veto in any shape or form!
posted on 18/9/14
Wow, literally wow...
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
No, if in doubt miss out the monkey(in this case you) and go straight to the organ grinder!
posted on 18/9/14
Did you CC it to Karen for the quick response?
By the way her name is Karren.......................
posted on 18/9/14
" but the east Londoners believe their contract dictates that they would wield a decisive influence over any ground share proposals."
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There is the clue.
posted on 18/9/14
"Only that West Ham are confident they will have a decisive influence over another club using the ground. This is not a veto in any shape or form!"
There must be a general maximum number of competitive games that any pitch can take at any point, before it gets in too bad a state for subsequent games. And that is without considering the chance of bad weather during autumn/winter/spring.
If Spurs were allowed to use the OS, I reckon it would be 5-10 games max (given the s will have at least 20 home games per season) .
posted on 18/9/14
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posted on 18/9/14
There must be a general maximum number of competitive games that any pitch can take at any point, before it gets in too bad a state for subsequent games. And that is without considering the chance of bad weather during autumn/winter/spring.
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No Einstein. West Ham/LLDC don't want to repair the vandalized seats for every other week if they allowed Spurs to play at the OS. Simple reasoning really....
posted on 18/9/14
"Absolutley no veto!"
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That's your imagination.
posted on 18/9/14
There is the clue.
posted on 18/9/14
Any reply?
posted on 18/9/14
spurs in Europe again tonight maf. when last did west ham play in Europe?
when last did QPR play in Europe?
posted on 18/9/14
Any reply?
Look up veto muffinboy!!!
posted on 18/9/14
Told ya, you need to buy a season ticket.
posted on 18/9/14
You wouldn't know what one looked like & even though I have shown you what your own club, you still maintain it is a veto! You couldn't make it up!
posted on 18/9/14
"You wouldn't know what one looked like"
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Please, don't imagine things. We are talking in a virtual world. You absolutely have no idea about the other person sitting comfortably behind a computer screen.
posted on 18/9/14
Please, don't imagine things. We are talking in a virtual world. You absolutely have no idea about the other person sitting comfortably behind a computer screen.
Now that's an interesting concept, most people sit in front of a computer screen!
posted on 19/9/14
It's behind for the observer..
posted on 20/8/15
Tblot.............................................You keep saying how Spurs have wasted money & plunged ourselves into huge depth which means inevitably the club will go bust!
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Surely you haven't wasted
Sold-a-dud-though
posted on 21/8/15
LoLdado
posted on 21/8/15
maf is desperate
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