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Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby adie on Sun Jun 24, 2012 7:20 am

tonights game England v Italy at the Kiev Olympic Stadium will give us an insight into what the Olympic Stadium at Stratford might look like. We will be able to see how they coped with the running track to turn it into a football arena. No doubt Gold & Sullivan have looked at this stadium and others to get an idea of what needs to be done.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby AlfieG on Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:56 am

Lets hope it not like this then......

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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby HammerMan2004 on Sun Jun 24, 2012 10:55 am

Fish eye lense, just for a change
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby biglee on Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:06 am

Well the new club store could sell claret & blue binoculars (10% off for season ticket holders).
Or we can all have tv screens put on the back of seats (only a small subscription to WHUTV).
Could put mic's around the stadium (not where the empty seats will be) and speakers near the pitch so the half filled stadium can either get behind the team or (trying not laugh) intimidate the apposing team.
As for the home and away supporters trying to out sing ect. suppose we will have to rely on some twat and his smart phone and
put it on on you-tube and watch listen to it the next day esp if your the other end (a bit like four bus stops away on the no.115 bus).

Bow-locks to the Olympic site and us moving to there.

I may or may not be renewing my S/T in 2014 we will wait and see..

E13 is where we belong...

This aint 1897 and Arnold Hills Memorial Grounds idea.

Its two ponces and a f*** f***** b**** w****...
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby biglee on Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:14 am

Gerry can & a box of matches comes to mind.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Iron-worx on Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:17 am

HammerMan2004 wrote:Fish eye lense, just for a change


Astonishing how they keep getting posted Headbanger
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Whitters on Sun Jun 24, 2012 8:00 pm

Not a fair comparison as the Kiev stadium runs parallel to the track on the straights, whereas Stratford arcs away from the track at the sides, so we'll be further away.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Hammer110 on Sun Jun 24, 2012 8:15 pm

It's not rely a valid comparison at all as we dont know what form this seating over the track at the London O/S will take. Atmosphere doesn't sound too bad though.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby AlfieG on Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:11 pm

Iron-worx wrote:
Astonishing how they keep getting posted


Is it ? Perhaps you can explain how ? :asleep:
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Denbighammer on Mon Jun 25, 2012 8:28 am

Hammer110 wrote: Atmosphere doesn't sound too bad though.

England v Italy, Euro semi-final would generate a decent atmosphere wherever its played. Hardly West Ham v Wigan on a december Tuesday night.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Iron-worx on Mon Jun 25, 2012 12:36 pm

AlfieG wrote:Is it ? Perhaps you can explain how ? :asleep:


Explain how sure....

We've only been banging on about fish eye lens views and how they grossly distort the actual view for about two years, therefore it's truly astonishing how we still keep getting half wits posting them saying how bad the view is. Not difficult was it.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Denbighammer on Mon Jun 25, 2012 1:51 pm

Iron-worx wrote:We've only been banging on about fish eye lens views and how they grossly distort the actual view for about two years, therefore it's truly astonishing how we still keep getting half wits posting them saying how bad the view is. Not difficult was it.


You've only been a member 10months.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Sweeney Bod on Mon Jun 25, 2012 5:46 pm

Iron-worx wrote:
Explain how sure....

We've only been banging on about fish eye lens views and how they grossly distort the actual view for about two years, therefore it's truly astonishing how we still keep getting half wits posting them saying how bad the view is. Not difficult was it.


How can it be a fish eye lens when in is a render not an actual photograph?

What silly architects, they provided a render that exaggerates the viewing distance
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Rocketron on Mon Jun 25, 2012 7:16 pm

You can all squabble as much as you like about which lens is used for photos.
From what i saw on TV last night, i would not pay money to see normal league games in a stadium like that.
You make exceptions for a cup final or international, but week in week out ? No thank you very much. :thdn:
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Iron-worx on Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:27 pm

Denbighammer wrote:You've only been a member 10months.


10 months ago I changed computers, couldn't remember my password, so opened a new account. You have made an incorrect assumption, that's always a danger when assuming.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Iron-worx on Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:37 pm

Sweeney Bod wrote:
How can it be a fish eye lens when in is a render not an actual photograph?

What silly architects, they provided a render that exaggerates the viewing distance



Reread the posts so as to see what they actually say, not what you misassume them to say....

I was asked to explain why it's astonishing that fish eye lens views keep getting posted and that'll be why I explained why it's astonishing that fish eye views keep getting posted....

You've made an incorrect assumption too.
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby the pink palermo on Mon Jun 25, 2012 11:25 pm

Rocketron wrote:You can all squabble as much as you like about which lens is used for photos.
From what i saw on TV last night, i would not pay money to see normal league games in a stadium like that.
You make exceptions for a cup final or international, but week in week out ? No thank you very much. :thdn:


A very sensible view , and one, I suspect a great many people will take .

Of course, all of us saying "told you so" will be of no consolation when the club is ****ed all ends up as a direct result of the decision to forceably relocate without adequate consultation .
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby adie on Tue Jun 26, 2012 7:50 am

so iron-worx you happy with that view then or you still worried about fish eyes and peoples assumptions ? Forget the photos, whilst watching the England v Italy we very rarely saw the gap at the side of the pitch but when we did it was massive, as for behind the goals well we all saw how far back that was
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Sweeney Bod on Tue Jun 26, 2012 8:31 am

Iron-worx wrote:

Reread the posts so as to see what they actually say, not what you misassume them to say....

I was asked to explain why it's astonishing that fish eye lens views keep getting posted and that'll be why I explained why it's astonishing that fish eye views keep getting posted....

You've made an incorrect assumption too.


If you go back a little, you responded to a post by someone claiming it was a photo taken by with a fish eye lens. Ok you did not confirm the error, but you did not correct the poster. You just gave a tacit confirmation when you responded along the lines of "amazing how those sort of photos still get posted". You even added one of those cute headbanger emoticons we all love for extra emphasis.

So in my opinion, you allowed an erroneous post to go unchallenged because the opinion, whether based on an error, backed you own view.

There is thevonly picture on this thread, so what was you referring to?
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Re: Kiev Olympic Stadium

Postby Iron-worx on Tue Jun 26, 2012 1:29 pm

adie wrote:so iron-worx you happy with that view then or you still worried about fish eyes and peoples assumptions ? Forget the photos, whilst watching the England v Italy we very rarely saw the gap at the side of the pitch but when we did it was massive, as for behind the goals well we all saw how far back that was


The only view that is of any pertinence is the actual view through eyes at the Olympic Stadium...

As I haven't been to the Olympic Stadium to look for myself I don't know whether I'm happy with the view....

I am not helped by those who have been to the Olympic Stadium to look for themselves because they're far from unanimous, some say it's a bad view and some say it's a good view....

What I do glean from that is that the view cannot be awful else there would be no such split.
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