r0cafella

For sure, you aren't the only one either. I think it's an issue which is bigger than any individual fan. It's literally the future of the club and a chance to define who we want to be going into the next 125 years. I understand the tradition and people struggling to let go but for me we have to move forward and embrace our potential, if we miss this opportunity we will be kicking ourselves in the future I'm sure of it.

I'm not sure what your point is here tbh? SJP doesn't have the capacity or future capacity to accommodate everyone who wants to attend I think this is something we can all agree on. So we are left with, locking people out indefinitely or trying to accommodate them. The fact this may also potential help our PSR situation is a bonus. Prices for entertainment in any forn will increase football is no different, this is the society we live in I'm afraid.

I mean regardless of PSR we have a situation whereby a lot of fans are locked out and our fanbase isn't being renewed due to this. The goal should be a stadium which can accommodate everyone regardless of where they are from.

You mean to knock down the exiting stadium and rebuild and play somewhere else whilst this occurs? I can get behind that personally as long as we can get all that money we'd be leaving on the table by not building a new stadium elsewhere.

No, of course not but this isn't about guarantees. It's about giving ourselves the best chance to compete with the best on a consistent basis. We want to be able to keep our best players and build upon them and not be forced to sell because we hit a glass ceiling. It's a litmus test for our ambition.

Spurs have zero PSR issues despite spending a record amount this summer. The new stadium has actually made them relevant and put them on course to actually compete. You will be able to find anyone complaining about any subject if you look mind.

I think it's a tricky one, everyone wants something different and many comments has been made saying people will jack it in should we move out of the centre etc.

For most of here they will say it's too far.

If we take them at their word they haven't even decided what to do yet nevermind where an new ground will be. A lot of hurdles and obstacles to clear before we are that far along.

Fair enough everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Absolutely it has to beat in the world and without compromise as they have stated that's what the ambition is. I'm hoping this is precisely what they do and it's a starting point to transforming the region.

Fingers crossed the plan is for a new stadium it's literally the only option that makes any sense.

In January ? I don't think that's the play for them super risky. You'd want like for like id you sold your captain and selling Anderson is definitely something which unsettled the whole defence. I don't think they go down but selling your captain and arguably best player when in a relegation fight feels like a massive gamble.

I think he's really good but his weakness can't be fixed unfortunately, and id prefer if we had two aerially dominant centre halfs as burn isn't going to be around forever and arsenal have shown good set pieces to be very cheap points which is something we also need to capitalise on.

Portuguese sources, always to taken with a handful of salt.