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Can these blokes not just turn the whole ground into the platinum club?

 

Cushy chairs for everyone!

 

Arsenal have that, guess it's what contributes to the sleepy atmosphere.

 

New Spurs stadium has nice seats but very little width so everyone is still packed in.

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My preferred route would be something like Greg[/member] mentioned above - 1) buy the strawberry place land or enter into a lease with the new owner of the land and pay them rent and 2) expand gallowgate end 3) total renovation of the interior/exterior of the stadium to modernize and take it to the next level; 4) create more premium seating to drive additional revenue within the current stadium

 

My secondary idea would be to develop on the site that SJH wanted to create the new stadium on and build something brilliant - hopefully with an "ode" to SJP in design

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you don't want to add capacity for the sake of it - but think getting to 60-70k (max) is the right idea if possible. More-over do we think we need to basically re-do the seating, add additional premium options etc and enhance the concourses etc to be able to justify charging more for seats? or is this someone that raising the prices will hurt the capacity?

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The owners will have seen many different stadiums, sporting venues around the world and they would probably saying we want to have something like that. Look at how they modernise the sporting venues in the Middle East like how they make the F1 a spectacle over there. Look at Qatar hosting the Club World Cup last year. They will want to show their prowess to the world soon.

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Yep - extend the Gallowgate and add 8-10,000 seats and refurb the stadium.  60-62,000 would be enough. 62,000 would be pretty much the second biggest stadium behind Old Trafford.

 

exactly, we don't need more than that we need to improve corporate and general quality facilities in the ground to maximise that revenue

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Spurs have a club shop that's absolutely gigantic, must have about 100 staff on match day. People spending hundreds of pounds at a time, it's crazy.

 

I went to the LFC one last year on a non-match day. It was fucking packed with a line to pay that took about 20 minutes even though they had 10+ registers open. Compare to the one time i've been in our club shop and seeing some generic shit with a badge on it, just really sad.

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Can we do literally nothing with the East Stand ?

 

Potentially yes not in terms of extending it back but probably modernising it.

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Can we do literally nothing with the East Stand ?

 

Maybe it could be extended vertically, would be a challenge but Leazes Tce means it's the only realistic option. It's a long shot, the only other example of another club to do this that comes to mind is Boca Junior's ground

 

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Seeming as money would be no object when considering what they might do.

 

Why not take the Camp Nou approach and dig into the ground leaving the pitch much lower? It would solve all sorts of planning issues and you could pretty much bring it up to the level it’s at while still packing in thousands more below.

 

Barca’s ground is only 48 meters high from street level, SJP is 98 according to google.

 

The new Wembley is well below ground too iirc.

 

Man City too.

 

The bottom tier here:

 

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it the middle tier here:

 

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Adding to the picture of the new Feyenoord stadium I posted yesterday, I didn't realise that they were redeveloping a whole neighbourhood.

 

Could definitely see something like this for the Arena area of the city centre.

 

https://oma.eu/projects/feyenoord-city

 

ambitious project like this is exactly the type of stuff I'd expect from the capital of our new owners

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