I've seen all I need to see.
Every Liverpool fan either cannot read, or has severe learning difficulties.
Thanks for the laughs
Back to work now for those who have jobs
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 14 seconds ago
I've seen all I need to see.
Every Liverpool fan either cannot read, or has severe learning difficulties.
Thanks for the laughs
Back to work now for those who have jobs
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Posts this followed by;
“Thank you
Someone other than a Liverpool fan gets it. What a shocker.”
WelshXavi is a Liverpool fan
Maybe brush up on the old reading there before declaring “every Liverpool fan either can't read or had severe learning difficulties”
And this folks is why drinking in the daytime isn’t recommenced.
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Put down the crack pipe when you're typing if you want to be accurate.
yes, you are reading way too much into it.
comment by Kane and Able(previously Once Bale leaves..) (U12707)
posted 27 seconds ago
yes, you are reading way too much into it.
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comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 56 seconds ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 1 minute ago
I just asked my scouser co-worker his opinion. He has more than 6 brain cells you see
He goes to a few games a season when he can.
He would never call Goodison his home ground. No self respecting Liverpool fan wouldAnfield always is, and always will be Liverpool's home. Anyone who says any different is either a troll, or a part-time armchair fan
Also, Wembley never was Tottenham's home. A temporary stay (as if you went to a hotel for a few days, it's never home) - good analogy. Our actual home was under construction. Renting somewhere temporarily is not the same as being at home.
There we have it.
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I agree with what you're saying doovde, but equally the advantages of playing at home are the crowd, better facilities and history.
2 of those you maintained by playing at Wembley and the history aspect you had lost by virtue of moving to a new stadium anyway. If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.
Like Wembley, it probably won't feel like home for a while either.
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As someone who has traipsed across London to watch Spurs at Wembley in the last 2 seasons and held a Season Ticket at White Hart Lane, believe me, there is a massive difference. Huge.
From the routines of fans, to the walk to the ground to the pubs and places fans meet up to drink & sing, to having your seat which youve had for ages, with the familiar view you can see when you shut your eyes, to knowing the names of everyone sitting around you (even though you dont actually know these people) to your HT and FT rituals, it all factors in to the fan experience which translates in to atmosphere and on to the pitch.
The slog in and out of Wembley was a nightmare, the ground is not a club football ground, its too big, its a generic bowl. Sat with a mix of people half of which want you to shut up or sit down. Its was far inferior experience, difficult to get atmosphere going at times. Horrible experience overall.
At new WHL some things will take time to settle in but the whole new stadium bounce will carry us for a while and the atmosphere has been amazing because everyone is just so glad to be home....and what a home!!!
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
Wow... What a mess of an article.
Typical Spurs vs. Liverpool thread... No one ever wins
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I'm pretty sure Liverpool won.
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Yeah, Spus didnt exist before April 2019
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 43 seconds ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Fs
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 26 minutes ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Were Spurs playing in white at Wembley?
Were Spurs in the home or away dressing room?
Did Spurs have more fans in the stadium than their opponents?
Were Spurs listed first or second on the fixtures?
Were there more Spurs fans in the stadium than at old WHL for more than 50 years?
If the answer to all the above is yes then Spurs were at home.
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Answer my question please:
Let's put it this way, if Anfield was closed for 3 months for expansion, and you had to play your home games at Goodison, would Goodison be deemed as your "home ground"?
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That scenario would never happen and is nothing like your situation.
You are now trying to say that Spurs playing at Wembley is the equivalent to you playing @ the Emirates.
Also, Liverpool would NEVER be put into the situation where they had to stoop so low as to use Woodison. Would rather we use Prenton Park.
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So here’s the thing.
Nobody f*cking cares.
By moving from old WHL to Wembley Spurs lost nothing.
Therefore they will gain nothing from moving from Wembley to new WHL.
This argument would make sense if moving from their home to Wembley had made them worse. It would mean you could expect to see improvement upon moving back to new WHL.
However, Spurs are the same old also ransand bottlers they've always been whether at Wembley, old WHL or new WHL.
If going into Wembley didn't make Spurs worse, his will moving away make them better?
Wembley gave Spurs their first ever CL final too.
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 26 seconds ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
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Just personal opinion but I think it's different when you knock the whole thing down and start again.
Like if the Emirates was built in the exact same place as Highbury I don't think you could say the history was the same.
comment by Thörgen Kloppinson, First of mine own nameth, h'rald of demise, songbird of Asgard, defend'r/ protecteth'r of the weak and innocent, mast'r of disast'r, king of stingeth, dancing destroyeth'r and counteth of monte fisto (U1282)
posted 5 seconds ago
By moving from old WHL to Wembley Spurs lost nothing.
Therefore they will gain nothing from moving from Wembley to new WHL.
This argument would make sense if moving from their home to Wembley had made them worse. It would mean you could expect to see improvement upon moving back to new WHL.
However, Spurs are the same old also ransand bottlers they've always been whether at Wembley, old WHL or new WHL.
If going into Wembley didn't make Spurs worse, his will moving away make them better?
Wembley gave Spurs their first ever CL final too.
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What’s “ransand” you illiterate unt?
Get a job.
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 26 seconds ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
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Just personal opinion but I think it's different when you knock the whole thing down and start again.
Like if the Emirates was built in the exact same place as Highbury I don't think you could say the history was the same.
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Was my worry too. Will be personal but for me...it feels very much like home / like the old WHL. They've nailed it.
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
comment by Automatic For The People (U21889)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 26 minutes ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Were Spurs playing in white at Wembley?
Were Spurs in the home or away dressing room?
Did Spurs have more fans in the stadium than their opponents?
Were Spurs listed first or second on the fixtures?
Were there more Spurs fans in the stadium than at old WHL for more than 50 years?
If the answer to all the above is yes then Spurs were at home.
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Answer my question please:
Let's put it this way, if Anfield was closed for 3 months for expansion, and you had to play your home games at Goodison, would Goodison be deemed as your "home ground"?
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That scenario would never happen and is nothing like your situation.
You are now trying to say that Spurs playing at Wembley is the equivalent to you playing @ the Emirates.
Also, Liverpool would NEVER be put into the situation where they had to stoop so low as to use Woodison. Would rather we use Prenton Park.
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So here’s the thing.
Nobody f*cking cares.
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Well actually Doovdé does fuсking care as he insisted, demanded even, that someone answer his question you dumb fuсk.
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
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We did.
Didn't make up for not playing at home though.
Wembley has RED seats.
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 23 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
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We did.
Didn't make up for not playing at home though.
Wembley has RED seats.
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But the seats were the wrong colour
Spurs were also ran bottlers at old WHL.
Spurs were also ran bottlers at Wembley.
Spurs are also ran bottlers at new WHL.
comment by Thörgen Kloppinson, First of mine own nameth, h'rald of demise, songbird of Asgard, defend'r/ protecteth'r of the weak and innocent, mast'r of disast'r, king of stingeth, dancing destroyeth'r and counteth of monte fisto (U1282)
posted 7 seconds ago
Spurs were also ran bottlers at old WHL.
Spurs were also ran bottlers at Wembley.
Spurs are also ran bottlers at new WHL.
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Not to mention at the Wanda Metropolitano as well
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posted on 19/7/19
I've seen all I need to see.
Every Liverpool fan either cannot read, or has severe learning difficulties.
Thanks for the laughs
Back to work now for those who have jobs
posted on 19/7/19
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 14 seconds ago
I've seen all I need to see.
Every Liverpool fan either cannot read, or has severe learning difficulties.
Thanks for the laughs
Back to work now for those who have jobs
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Posts this followed by;
“Thank you
Someone other than a Liverpool fan gets it. What a shocker.”
WelshXavi is a Liverpool fan
Maybe brush up on the old reading there before declaring “every Liverpool fan either can't read or had severe learning difficulties”
posted on 19/7/19
And this folks is why drinking in the daytime isn’t recommenced.
=======
Put down the crack pipe when you're typing if you want to be accurate.
posted on 19/7/19
yes, you are reading way too much into it.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Kane and Able(previously Once Bale leaves..) (U12707)
posted 27 seconds ago
yes, you are reading way too much into it.
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STAY OFF TOPIC
posted on 19/7/19
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 56 seconds ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 1 minute ago
I just asked my scouser co-worker his opinion. He has more than 6 brain cells you see
He goes to a few games a season when he can.
He would never call Goodison his home ground. No self respecting Liverpool fan wouldAnfield always is, and always will be Liverpool's home. Anyone who says any different is either a troll, or a part-time armchair fan
Also, Wembley never was Tottenham's home. A temporary stay (as if you went to a hotel for a few days, it's never home) - good analogy. Our actual home was under construction. Renting somewhere temporarily is not the same as being at home.
There we have it.
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I agree with what you're saying doovde, but equally the advantages of playing at home are the crowd, better facilities and history.
2 of those you maintained by playing at Wembley and the history aspect you had lost by virtue of moving to a new stadium anyway. If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.
Like Wembley, it probably won't feel like home for a while either.
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As someone who has traipsed across London to watch Spurs at Wembley in the last 2 seasons and held a Season Ticket at White Hart Lane, believe me, there is a massive difference. Huge.
From the routines of fans, to the walk to the ground to the pubs and places fans meet up to drink & sing, to having your seat which youve had for ages, with the familiar view you can see when you shut your eyes, to knowing the names of everyone sitting around you (even though you dont actually know these people) to your HT and FT rituals, it all factors in to the fan experience which translates in to atmosphere and on to the pitch.
The slog in and out of Wembley was a nightmare, the ground is not a club football ground, its too big, its a generic bowl. Sat with a mix of people half of which want you to shut up or sit down. Its was far inferior experience, difficult to get atmosphere going at times. Horrible experience overall.
At new WHL some things will take time to settle in but the whole new stadium bounce will carry us for a while and the atmosphere has been amazing because everyone is just so glad to be home....and what a home!!!
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
Wow... What a mess of an article.
Typical Spurs vs. Liverpool thread... No one ever wins
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I'm pretty sure Liverpool won.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
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Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Yeah, Spus didnt exist before April 2019
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
posted on 19/7/19
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 43 seconds ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Fs
posted on 19/7/19
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 26 minutes ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Were Spurs playing in white at Wembley?
Were Spurs in the home or away dressing room?
Did Spurs have more fans in the stadium than their opponents?
Were Spurs listed first or second on the fixtures?
Were there more Spurs fans in the stadium than at old WHL for more than 50 years?
If the answer to all the above is yes then Spurs were at home.
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Answer my question please:
Let's put it this way, if Anfield was closed for 3 months for expansion, and you had to play your home games at Goodison, would Goodison be deemed as your "home ground"?
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That scenario would never happen and is nothing like your situation.
You are now trying to say that Spurs playing at Wembley is the equivalent to you playing @ the Emirates.
Also, Liverpool would NEVER be put into the situation where they had to stoop so low as to use Woodison. Would rather we use Prenton Park.
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So here’s the thing.
Nobody f*cking cares.
posted on 19/7/19
By moving from old WHL to Wembley Spurs lost nothing.
Therefore they will gain nothing from moving from Wembley to new WHL.
This argument would make sense if moving from their home to Wembley had made them worse. It would mean you could expect to see improvement upon moving back to new WHL.
However, Spurs are the same old also ransand bottlers they've always been whether at Wembley, old WHL or new WHL.
If going into Wembley didn't make Spurs worse, his will moving away make them better?
Wembley gave Spurs their first ever CL final too.
posted on 19/7/19
*how
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 26 seconds ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
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Just personal opinion but I think it's different when you knock the whole thing down and start again.
Like if the Emirates was built in the exact same place as Highbury I don't think you could say the history was the same.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Thörgen Kloppinson, First of mine own nameth, h'rald of demise, songbird of Asgard, defend'r/ protecteth'r of the weak and innocent, mast'r of disast'r, king of stingeth, dancing destroyeth'r and counteth of monte fisto (U1282)
posted 5 seconds ago
By moving from old WHL to Wembley Spurs lost nothing.
Therefore they will gain nothing from moving from Wembley to new WHL.
This argument would make sense if moving from their home to Wembley had made them worse. It would mean you could expect to see improvement upon moving back to new WHL.
However, Spurs are the same old also ransand bottlers they've always been whether at Wembley, old WHL or new WHL.
If going into Wembley didn't make Spurs worse, his will moving away make them better?
Wembley gave Spurs their first ever CL final too.
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What’s “ransand” you illiterate unt?
Get a job.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 26 seconds ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
“If white heart lane was undergoing some maintenance work then I'd agree but it's entirely new stadium that just happens to be in the same location.“
Does this mean only the part of of the new stadium that overlaps old WHL feels like home with the history etc? The rest feels like playing at Wembley.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nah I'm agreeing that they've lost the history due to it being a complete rebuild.
As it's the same location it will feel more like home due to the same travel, fan routes, matchday pub etc. but the history has ultimately gone in my opinion.
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Has Anfield not been redeveloped?
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Just personal opinion but I think it's different when you knock the whole thing down and start again.
Like if the Emirates was built in the exact same place as Highbury I don't think you could say the history was the same.
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Was my worry too. Will be personal but for me...it feels very much like home / like the old WHL. They've nailed it.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Automatic For The People (U21889)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 26 minutes ago
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Were Spurs playing in white at Wembley?
Were Spurs in the home or away dressing room?
Did Spurs have more fans in the stadium than their opponents?
Were Spurs listed first or second on the fixtures?
Were there more Spurs fans in the stadium than at old WHL for more than 50 years?
If the answer to all the above is yes then Spurs were at home.
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Answer my question please:
Let's put it this way, if Anfield was closed for 3 months for expansion, and you had to play your home games at Goodison, would Goodison be deemed as your "home ground"?
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That scenario would never happen and is nothing like your situation.
You are now trying to say that Spurs playing at Wembley is the equivalent to you playing @ the Emirates.
Also, Liverpool would NEVER be put into the situation where they had to stoop so low as to use Woodison. Would rather we use Prenton Park.
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So here’s the thing.
Nobody f*cking cares.
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Well actually Doovdé does fuсking care as he insisted, demanded even, that someone answer his question you dumb fuсk.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
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We did.
Didn't make up for not playing at home though.
Wembley has RED seats.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 23 seconds ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites Hi, wie geht es dir (U13373)
posted 30 seconds ago
6 times European champs lads
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Yeah - cos you had the advantage of the home dressing room.
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Did Spurs not have the advantage of the HOME dressing room @ Wembley?
If the home dressing room is an advantage at a neutral venue like Madrid then surely it is more so at your temporary home @ the national stadium in your home city.
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Exactly
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We did.
Didn't make up for not playing at home though.
Wembley has RED seats.
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But the seats were the wrong colour
posted on 19/7/19
Spurs were also ran bottlers at old WHL.
Spurs were also ran bottlers at Wembley.
Spurs are also ran bottlers at new WHL.
posted on 19/7/19
comment by Thörgen Kloppinson, First of mine own nameth, h'rald of demise, songbird of Asgard, defend'r/ protecteth'r of the weak and innocent, mast'r of disast'r, king of stingeth, dancing destroyeth'r and counteth of monte fisto (U1282)
posted 7 seconds ago
Spurs were also ran bottlers at old WHL.
Spurs were also ran bottlers at Wembley.
Spurs are also ran bottlers at new WHL.
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Not to mention at the Wanda Metropolitano as well
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