Nobby

shocking a premiership club can't sell 18,000 tickets for a semi-final

how do you know Ameobi scored?

if you read the article it will tell you

Spurs haven't asked about Wembley as yet. All Wembley have said is that if Spurs made a request it would be considered. Whether that would even be necessary depends on whether WHL is redeveloped upping the capacity to 48/50k or whether it would be a new 55k stadium a mile away. At the last AGM Levy said the course of action would be decided in the next 12 months so presumably we find out at the next AGM. should be moved more than a mile away from that shithole of an area

He was given the 11 last season, then duff came

WHAT?!? 47%?!

aye supposedly WHL is definately getting knocked down and Spurs will play at either Wembley or the Emirates while it is being rebuilt, they should have to pay for it imo you think they would be getting it free? come on. i meant pay for the stadium Eh, thats what Vic meant, that they'd have to pay for using the stadium. i meant pay for the whole stadium, Vic meant pay while they were playing there

edit: Wembley to WHL - 13.4 mi Upton Park to WHL - 11.6 mi Stamford Bridge to WHL - 11.5 mi Lofus Road to WHL - 10.9 mi Emirates to WHL - 3.9 mi Loftus Road seems like the most viable option

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aye supposedly WHL is definately getting knocked down and Spurs will play at either Wembley or the Emirates while it is being rebuilt, they should have to pay for it imo you think they would be getting it free? come on. i meant pay for the stadium

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aye i think it's from a spurs website. i couldn't see for that spaceship thing

aye supposedly WHL is definately getting knocked down and Spurs will play at either Wembley or the Emirates while it is being rebuilt, they should have to pay for it imo

bit on the BBC about it: Owen scores on return from injury Michael Owen has made his comeback from injury in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Scottish side Gretna. The striker has been out since rupturing his anterior cruciate knee ligament at the World Cup last summer. Owen, 27, scored after 10 minutes before coming off an hour later in a game which also saw fellow forward Shola Ameobi make a return. "We are all, including the medical staff, very happy with the way it went," said manager Glenn Roeder. Owen could now be in line to face Chelsea on 22 April at St James' Park and his return will be a boost to England coach Steve McClaren. England face a crucial Euro 2008 qualifier in June in Estonia and Owen will almost certainly play a part if he makes his Newcastle return this term. But Roeder said: "I have to say that playing an 11-a-side match on the training ground is still a long way from playing Premiership football."

SPURS EYE WEMBLEY WAY Exclusive by Steve Stammmers TOTTENHAM could make Wembley their new home for two years if the club decide to completely rebuild White Hart Lane. That is one of the options being considered by chairman Daniel Levy and his board as they attempt to boost the image and the income of the club. Levy and his team have made a thorough logistical survey on how to expand the capacity at White Hart Lane and are aware that the vast majority of Spurs fans want to stay close to the stadium which has been their home since 1899. They looked at relocation outside the borough of Haringey but there were numerous obstacles to overcome. On one potential site, for instance, Levy discovered that he would have to deal with EIGHTY different owners. The preference is to stay at White Hart Lane, and redeveloping the stadium from scratch has also been put forward as a possibility. Indeed, there have been inquiries made about the cost of buying properties close to the existing ground so that the club could demolish the present stadium and in its place build a 55,000-capacity new one which would offer the best in corporate facilities and generate the kind of income that Arsenal are reaping from the £350million Emirates project at Ashburton Grove. No planning applications have yet been submitted to Haringey council and Tottenham would need to satisfy the borough that it would be of immense benefit to keep the club at its present location. If the ambitious plan is given the green light Tottenham would need a temporary base while the stadium is built over, probably, two years. The most logical solution would be to share with Arsenal at The Emirates but Levy is well aware that the idea would be greeted with mass disapproval from both sets of fans. That is why the new Wembley stadium could enter the equation. Wembley's owners have made it clear they have had no talks with any club about using the new ground but Tottenham look certain to make an approach should they choose to knock down White Hart Lane. Many hurdles would still have to be overcome should Tottenham decide to go down that route - notably the public transport infrastructure as well as having to cope with the increase in the number of private cars that would be generated by a stadium with a capacity some 20,000 more than the present 36,000. But Levy is determined that Tottenham should progress off the field as well as on it. He is involved in a battle to establish a new training centre and academy close to the A10- M25 junction at Middleton House and he also wants a stadium which would reflect the ambitions of the club. http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=12575085

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=12575085

unbelievable, very funny, never make a backpass towards goal, always to the side. gary neville made the same mistake for england

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edited for truth

was nowhere for either of the goals

i hope not

Brown was nowhere tbh

Bollocks. IT'S NOT WUM stuff, i really think that

brown is no better than bramble