Costa Spurs’ longest bar

LONDON. — English Premiership soccer club Tottenham Hotspur will unveil swanky hospitality options for new stadium… but it’s all very corporate with just one fan wearing football top. The English Premier League side’s new £400million ground open in 2018 will have an array of top-of-the-range corporate areas. Photos revealed by the Premier League club show an array of top-of-the-range corporate areas, some of which will set you back £15 000 for the season. This premium concourse will provide space for networking while providing lots of chicken.

The Tunnel Club allows fans to see their players head back to the dressing room through the glass.

Other features include the longest bar in the UK – 86.8 metres – and even the first micro brewery to be part of a stadium to deliver up to 10 000 pints a minute.

And there will even be an on-site bakery. Suite holders can also use their facility as an office on non-match days.

Spurs claim the ground, costing £750million and open in 2018 will be the world’s “most technologically advanced stadium” – and bookings are already being taken for a choice of suites, lounges, clubs and seats.

It will become London’s largest capacity football club ground with 61 000 seats, and will feature a retractable grass field for Tottenham home fixtures with an artificial surface underneath capable of hosting NFL matches and concerts.

Premium seats start at £89 per person per match, rising to £214 – and has access to concourses with giant screens showing the match and food options (rotisserie chickens seemingly popular). — The Sun.

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