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As far as I'm aware, yeah.

It'll be close to 65k. 2 Bridges, 1 to West Brompton and 1 to the back of Fulham Broadway. They will lower the ground. Wembley is looking the most likely temp ground.

Urm tittys. Yay.

Numerous offenses and deserved imo the guy may be a legend but that doesn't make him exempt from the law.

Practically the same at 45% but a weakened euro could mean he earns quite a bit less than he would've in England

Good point. I forgot he was a little bitch Inb4b&

And if he doesn't Alex has to?

When is it?

Their quality has shot well down hill in the past 3-4 years.

I did give you a special mention bae xx

No pyro, no party.

Adidas Originals man myself. I don't mind NB though, I'll probably get a pair sooner rather than later. Adidas quality is going well down hill and NB seem pretty solid. Yay shoe discussion thread.

#cut4von

Parts of the USA are portrayed badly. Definitely. Detroit for crime, Los Angeles for drugs and prostitution, down town Florida for crime, the deep south for red necks and racists, New Mexico for drugs, New York for crime and Ghettos and you're all gun tooting maniacs

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No evidence of this, but I think it was a lot like the Turkish Airways saga with Gourley whereby he had someone lined up but it was either a pony company or what they were offering was right and it got rejected by the board. The stadium sponsor and TA saga is probably what lost him his job. The fact that we were clearly very eager for a sponsor suggests to me that we will again try to obtain a name right deal on the new build.

And Falcao hasn't scored yet? Avoid.

Not sure if my mate meant officially announced to the staff or to the public but we will know more in September, yes.

They've already bought a lot from what I understand. The previous owners are been given a year to live there free as well. Not sure exactly what properties have been purchased currently though.

Not a clue I'm afraid.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2058862/Chelsea-close-Stamford-Bridge-naming-rights-deal.html Ron Gourlay actually said it was pretty much done.

Yeah that seems the logical option. Would be pretty cool if they could make an underground passage to Parsons Green as well.

Oh yeah another thing rather than 1 bridge to West Brompton there's going to be 2 bridges. Don't know where the 2nd one is going at the minute.

Rhino Skin is spot on. From what I've been told Twickenham and Wembley have their own staff that would be favoured over ours.

Just heard a bit more on this. There's 3 options of moving out. 1 of them will be very controversial, but makes a lot of sense at the same time. 1. Twickenham - Seems the least likely of the 3 at the minute, but the option is there. 2. Wembley - We'd only get 50k seats whilst we're here, but more likely to happen than Twickenham 3. Boleyn Ground - They're hoping to redevelop the stadium into housing when West Ham move out and have this open by 2018 (We're hoping to move 2017/2018 season), so this will take a lot of persuading with the group that have brought it, but money towards the project will go a long way. Obviously as fans we hate the prospect of moving to the old homes of one of our rivals from East London, but the club are looking at this option for the best. If we move to Twickenham or Wembley 70+% of the staff will have to be made redundant, whereas the majority of them will keep their jobs if we move here. There'll apparently be an official statement made with decisions and designs in September, so we'll have to wait and see.