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suiluap wrote: ↑11 Aug 2018, 10:05 Kaip ir buvo nuleakinta žymiai anksčiau, tokie oficialūs ir pasirodė. Pasiilgau Under Armor.

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Following the release of the Premier League fixtures for the 2018/19 season, we announced that, barring any significant issues with the final stages of stadium completion, our match against Liverpool on 15 September would be the first match in our new stadium. Recent testing and commissioning has now shown issues with the critical safety systems.

Urgent follow-up meetings with Mace and the trade contractors are now taking place. We are reviewing the situation and planned timetable to rectify and re-test, after which we shall be in a better position to outline a revised timetable.

The delays created by these difficulties mean that we can no longer hold the necessary Test Events on 27 August and 1 September. These will need to be rescheduled to take place ahead of any first official match at the new stadium in order to achieve the safety licence.

In the meantime, therefore, our upcoming Premier League matches against Liverpool (15 September) and Cardiff City (6 October) will be switched to Wembley, as will the NFL match scheduled for 14 October.

Furis wrote: ↑13 Aug 2018, 22:17 Edit: atrodo kad ir visas ČL sezonas gali persikelti į Wembley, nes UEFA atrodo nėra tokia lanksti kaip Premier lyga. Šūdų šūdas.

rommedahl wrote: ↑21 Aug 2018, 14:28 Jei naujo stadiono nepavyks atidaryti iki spalio pabaigos, spalio 28 dieną susiklostys unikali situacija, kai yra numatytas EPL mačas namie su Manchester City. Wembley tą dieną užimtas, nes jame vyks NFL varžybos. Kaip suprantama mačas gali būti perkeltas, tariamasi dėl home/away mačų susikeitimo arba ieškoma trečios home venue šiam sezonui (too weird).

The iconic emblem that stood above the old stadium is returning to the new one complete with the dents caused by the legendary midfielder

Tottenham Hotspur’s iconic golden cockerel that stood above the old White Hart Lane is returning to the stadium.

It first appeared in front of fans in 1909 and now sits in the lobby of the the club’s Lilywhite House offices in Tottenham. Spurs have commissioned a replica to be made and this new version stands at roughly 4.5m tall – nearly double the height of the original – and will sit above the redeveloped ground’s South Stand.

And when the club say it is a replica they mean it has all the bumps and scratches from the original, which club legend Paul Gascoigne has a lot to answer for.

Recalling the time the cockerel was removed from the old East Stand for maintenance in 1988, Tottenham historian, John Fennelly, told the club’s official website: “The Cockerel was falling apart. It was dented and in pretty poor condition.

“The story was the dents had been caused in the Blitz. But the truth was the damage was done by Gazza — with an air rifle.

“He tried to deny it but he’d been spotted.”