Wonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
Blue TurnipWonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
I'd imagine that's a given mate.
It's why I think the attendance will be at least 60k.
Taylor Swift and her NLF fella double header.
SpikeTom TheProject BradyI guess we'll find out soon enough, they must have some ideas drawn up somewhere.
There are plans and designs drawn up.
I haven't seen them, I would imagine the proper fans who go to the Open Evening thing will be given a look.
Now it's finally out in the open things will hopefully start to accelerate.
I've seen the stuff about the Trevor Francis sky walk/highline.
Nikola ZigicBlue TurnipWonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
I'd imagine that's a given mate.
It's why I think the attendance will be at least 60k.
Taylor Swift and her NLF fella double header.
I think the NFL thing is a complete misnomer personally. Spurs is plenty of capacity for that, it's London or nothing. It's a non-starter.
And Spurs was built with NFL money and the initial contract is to 2030. You'll be waiting a very long time to see NFL in Birmingham, if ever.
Blue TurnipWonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
If it will make a profit, they will be thinking about it.
It will be interesting to see what does end up being hosted but I'd expect them to try for everything they can get, the aim is going to be to have the stadium/ site in use most days I'd imagine (though will probably fall a bit short of that!)
The wider site is going to be interesting though, it is a good size to fit other things on - [www.theguardian.com]
Nikola ZigicBlue TurnipWonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
I'd imagine that's a given mate.
It's why I think the attendance will be at least 60k.
Taylor Swift and her NLF fella double header.
I think the NFL thing is a complete misnomer personally. Spurs is plenty of capacity for that, it's London or nothing. It's a non-starter.
Regualr season games I'd be inclined to agree with you. There would definitely be scope for a few pre-season matches in the summer though.
That being said Germany has hosted NFL in both Munich and Frankfurt so having it in two different UK cities isn't beyond the realms of possibility. No other person better than Brady to make it happen either, he and commissioner Goodell are pals.
And Spurs was built with NFL money and the initial contract is to 2030. You'll be waiting a very long time to see NFL in Birmingham, if ever.
That's true, it would be an exhibition game at best, no chance of a regular season one.
And Spurs was built with NFL money and the initial contract is to 2030. You'll be waiting a very long time to see NFL in Birmingham, if ever.
That's only 6 years time, conveniently around the same time our new stadium will be finished.
Only half joking.
number8And Spurs was built with NFL money and the initial contract is to 2030. You'll be waiting a very long time to see NFL in Birmingham, if ever.
We're in 2024 now - pretty good time line for the end of that initial contract to line up with the new stadium opening. We may not get anything but I would be surprised if we wouldn't be interested.
That’s a massive site to fill so it makes me wonder what they want to build in relegation to sheer size.
Football will be its primary use as well as concerts and events but I imagine upwards of a 60k+ stadium.
It'll be based on the US model of what a stadium is - to generate income 300 days a year not 20.
Leisure , entertainment, retail, accommodation, hotel etc.
OldhamNikola ZigicBlue TurnipWonder if they’ll be thinking about NFL games with the Brady connection.
I'd imagine that's a given mate.
It's why I think the attendance will be at least 60k.
Taylor Swift and her NLF fella double header.
I think the NFL thing is a complete misnomer personally. Spurs is plenty of capacity for that, it's London or nothing. It's a non-starter.
I respectfully disagree.
The demand for NFL is huge, we have American owners and the greatest NFL star of all time on board. It's just logical, for me.