Royal Mail agree to Arsenal postcode change

[TrueBlueTerrier]

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Unable to check the veracity of these claims so take it with a pinch of salt

This is home. N5.

Adidas used the tag line on all advertising associated with the new kit releases back last summer.

The only problem was Arsenal no longer play in N5 but N7.

Highbury was in N5. The Emirates Stadium, whilst just 2 roads away, Is actually in Holloway, N7.



Reminiscent to TfL renaming of Gillespie Road to Arsenal station back in 1932, the club have recently been in discussions with the Royal Mail to move the postcode boundary to the West of the stadium, moving the ground from N7 to N5.

Arsenal had already agreed with the Royal Mail that Highbury House (Arsenal’s stadium offices) would keep the N5 1BU that was also the postcode for Highbury; but now it seems that the Royal Mail and Arsenal have agreed a postcode change for the stadium (currently N7 7AJ).

Following successful negotiations between the Royal Mail and Arsenal, from 6th April 2020 the postcode for The Emirates Stadium will change from N7 7AJ to N5 1AF.

Arsenal have reportedly agreed to pay for a £1m refurbishment of the Royal Mail Islington Delivery Office on New North Road.

The change will not affect any other building surrounding the stadium.

Arsenal back in N5. Arsenal back home.

[Dindin]

Is this an April Fool? It's really boring.

[POSTMAN]

They should claim that Arsenal are going back to se18, where they originally come from.

[SpacePhoenix]

They should claim that Arsenal are going back to se18, where they originally come from.

Where was their original ground located? Done a quick Google and it came up with Manor Ground, Plumstead. Had a quick look on Google maps, couldn't see anything that could have been a football ground (quite possibly the site has been built on since)

[POSTMAN]

They should claim that Arsenal are going back to se18, where they originally come from.

Where was their original ground located? Done a quick Google and it came up with Manor Ground, Plumstead. Had a quick look on Google maps, couldn't see anything that could have been a football ground (quite possibly the site has been built on since)

Yes obviously things are different from 100 odd years ago.
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https://davidochieng.wordpress.com/arse ... plumstead/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Can't believe I'm putting up links about the gooners!

And for Arsenal fanatics, it's not much of a nostalgic tour, trust me.

[Woody Guthrie]

Nostalgia.
The only thing an Arsenal fan has to look forward to.

[k979aaa]

Is this an April Fool? It's really boring.

So is watching Arsenal.

[Dindin]

Is this an April Fool? It's really boring.

So is watching Arsenal.

I don't watch arsenal

[SpacePhoenix]

Is this an April Fool? It's really boring.

So is watching Arsenal.

I don't watch arsenal

Who does?

[k979aaa]

Is this an April Fool? It's really boring.

So is watching Arsenal.

I don't watch arsenal

Who does?

Most interesting thing about Arsenal is the manager has recovered from COV-19 and hopefully all his staff and contacts so I do wish them all so well in these hard times!

[goddard7]

Nice to have plenty of good memories unlike a lot of so called big clubs xxx

[k979aaa]

Nice to have plenty of good memories unlike a lot of so called big clubs xxx

You will need them proper football teams north of Watford but not including them.