Spurs v Mutants kick off 2005 BBC one



Father Jack Hackett said:
Darren Gough was on the radio earlier saying the Boro fans will have had a great day as it's the best stadium in the world and they saw 3 goals "and that's what you go to football for". I'm sure they thoroughly enjoyed Tottenham's 2.
The man is an utter weapon.
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Simply cannot listen to that f***ing moron.
 
Father Jack Hackett said:
Darren Gough was on the radio earlier saying the Boro fans will have had a great day as it's the best stadium in the world and they saw 3 goals "and that's what you go to football for". I'm sure they thoroughly enjoyed Tottenham's 2.
The man is an utter weapon.
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Probably just doing what he's expected to with Talk Sport, says things to get people riled and call in etc.

I went to watch England v Australia at CLS many moons ago, afterwards me and a couple mates ended up on a min pub crawl with him & Kevin Pieterson in Durham. Goughy was class, no billy big balls considering his stature in the game, really down to earth, just doing rounds and having a good laugh with us. KP was a right boring bastard, he spent most the time fending off endless bart off like, so his mind was probably elsewhere.

My claim to fame, Goughy bought me a Flaming Sambuca :lol:
 
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Father Jack Hackett said:
Darren Gough was on the radio earlier saying the Boro fans will have had a great day as it's the best stadium in the world and they saw 3 goals "and that's what you go to football for". I'm sure they thoroughly enjoyed Tottenham's 2.
The man is an utter weapon.
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Well I didn't enjoy having to have my ticket scanned 3 times before getting into the stadium, or getting wet with the rain despite being sat on row 7.

The stadium's very pleasing on the eye but the infrastructure leaves a lot to be desired. The concourse was surprisingly small - you can imagine how crammed it was at half-time.
 
Dogbark said:
As thick as pigshit and loves talking about himself anarl😀
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within a minute I once heard him say what a fabulous cricketer/footballer/husband/dad he is.

Hes a f***ing arsehole.
Teesside_Steve said:
Well I didn't enjoy having to have my ticket scanned 3 times before getting into the stadium, or getting wet with the rain despite being sat on row 7.

The stadium's very pleasing on the eye but the infrastructure leaves a lot to be desired. The concourse was surprisingly small - you can imagine how crammed it was at half-time.
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Aye?
Was expecting it to be fantastic.
Hopefully do that n the emirates in the 2030s where were back in the top flight.
 
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SPUFF said:
within a minute I once heard him say what a fabulous cricketer/footballer/husband/dad he is.

Hes a f***ing arsehole.


Aye?
Was expecting it to be fantastic.
Hopefully do that n the emirates in the 2030s where were back in the top flight.
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It is impressive but was very surprised at the size of the concourse.

Obviously the positives far outweigh the negatives. I loved the fact they have safe standing.
 
Tickets scanned 3 times before we got to our seats then checked on the stairs . The stadium looks magnificent but the concourse were dangerous. Crammed in and the flooring is so slippy when its wet , saw 3 people go over.
Few people were pissed off due to there not being a where to spend cash. All the shop and fan areas are cashless as are the bars.
Good day out and we played well 2nd half. Poor mistakes for the 2 goals.
 
Teesside_Steve said:
It is impressive but was very surprised at the size of the concourse.

Obviously the positives far outweigh the negatives. I loved the fact they have safe standing.
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Safe standing? I thought that wasn't allowed? I thought you could only stand dangerously, hence why I carry a fold up chair with me everywhere I go.
 
Teesside_Steve said:
Well I didn't enjoy having to have my ticket scanned 3 times before getting into the stadium, or getting wet with the rain despite being sat on row 7.

The stadium's very pleasing on the eye but the infrastructure leaves a lot to be desired. The concourse was surprisingly small - you can imagine how crammed it was at half-time.
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How was it in comparison to other newer stadiums mate - The Emirates and Etihad etc? I thought both of those were good.
 
gipetto said:
Safe standing? I thought that wasn't allowed? I thought you could only stand dangerously, hence why I carry a fold up chair with me everywhere I go.
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They have handrails. Not technically safe standing but close enough ;)

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Father Jack Hackett said:
How was it in comparison to other newer stadiums mate - The Emirates and Etihad etc? I thought both of those were good.
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I haven't been to those stadiums so can't compare.
 

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