Shouldn't this be on the upper tiers?
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The stadium won 2 further awards at The Stadium Business Design & Development Awards 2019...
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2019/november/further-recognition-for-new-stadium/
Being at the game on Tuesday made me look at the stadium again. Firstly, I walked up from Northumberland Park and then around the East and North Stands. Previously, I've approached from Seven Sisters and White Hart Lane stations. It looks stunning from every angle and particularly at night. Secondly, I had opportunity to see the Olympiakos fans reactions, who were suitably very impressed. Finally, I sat fairly high up in the North Stand and the view was excellent.
More dates for the stadium tour have been released today, so Mrs B's Christmas won't be another disappointment this year!
She is a lucky woman, top it off with an ironing board cover .......

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Everyone shove up a bit.
60,407 (vs. Aston Villa, 10 August 2019) or 60,463 (NFL).What has been the record attendance so far?
Everyone shove up a bit.
This seems to be the case now for most of the normal matches, but they tend to go in the final few hours.I'm not sure that's going to be necessary for a while. There are a lot of seats available for tomorrow's game on the exchange.
Don't really get this. We had George Graham as manager not too long ago, FFS. Up to them, though.I met a few others who told me that they aren't going whilst Mourinho is manager. These are season ticket holders for decades, not disaffected newbies.
Don't really get this. We had George Graham as manager not too long ago, FFS. Up to them, though.
These days those are the most expensive seats!My old season ticket was towards the middle center of the West Stand. One of my neighbours used to commute from Brighton with his son.
A post fight interview with Eddie Hearn included this...
“Tottenham is a nice new stadium for a UK fight, we’ve got to look at it. There are a lot of options internationally but he does want to box back in the UK.
We spoke to Spurs about hosting this fight, which they were keen to do, but unfortunately the dates didn’t work out. They would be keen to do it and it would be a nice stadium to do it in London.”
That looks very promising for adding big fights to the events we are hosting. The sooner we can get the stadium hosting big events, the sooner we're likely to land a plum sponsor. The amount that the club are looking for won't come from hosting football alone.