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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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greatwhitenorf
Vedran Corluka
...and the badger pen?
I thought it was a hotel for our team to stay before games or other teams (like national sides) that are using the training facilities.
milo
Jack L. Jones
That's right.
Clever - keep control of the environment before matches.
Wasn't there something about one team that brings their own pillows (or something along those lines) as the cost is so minimal compared to a poor night's sleep for a player?
Wasn't there something about one team that brings their own pillows (or something along those lines) as the cost is so minimal compared to a poor night's sleep for a player?
milo
Jack L. Jones
That was Southampton
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I think it's a combination of all 3:
- For our academy and visiting academy sides to use on a daily basis during the week
- For our first team to use before home weekend games
- To rent to England when there are matches at Wembley because St George's Park is, not very helpfully, in Burton
- For our academy and visiting academy sides to use on a daily basis during the week
- For our first team to use before home weekend games
- To rent to England when there are matches at Wembley because St George's Park is, not very helpfully, in Burton
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Yeah. Southampton under Poch, although don't know if it was by his initiative or not.
Brought their own pillows, mattresses and bedding. All washed in the same detergent as back home.
It was Cortese's thing.
Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur Daniel Levy has expressed his delight after plans for a players' lodge were approved last night.
The two-storey lodge, which will be built at Myddelton Farm, next to the Spurs training ground in Hotspur Way, Enfield, was given the green light by Enfield Borough Council planning committee last night.
The accommodation will be used for the first team, academy and possibly England players.
Mr Levy said: "The training centre is already considered to be one of the finest facilities of its kind in the world and this unique and high quality environment will allow us to further improve the care and attention our players receive.
"The club's first team and academy players are our most important assets and the long term future of the club rests on being able to deliver teams that is in peak mental and physical condition. Everything the club does, from the academy upwards, is geared to achieving success on the pitch and this facility will play an integral role in supporting that aim."
People living in the area had objected to the plans, which they claim “carve” away at green belt land.
The facility still needs approval from Mayor of London Boris Johnson before it can be built but the London Assembly has already shown its support for the proposals.
http://www.enfieldindependent.co.uk/news/11754135._/
The two-storey lodge, which will be built at Myddelton Farm, next to the Spurs training ground in Hotspur Way, Enfield, was given the green light by Enfield Borough Council planning committee last night.
The accommodation will be used for the first team, academy and possibly England players.
Mr Levy said: "The training centre is already considered to be one of the finest facilities of its kind in the world and this unique and high quality environment will allow us to further improve the care and attention our players receive.
"The club's first team and academy players are our most important assets and the long term future of the club rests on being able to deliver teams that is in peak mental and physical condition. Everything the club does, from the academy upwards, is geared to achieving success on the pitch and this facility will play an integral role in supporting that aim."
People living in the area had objected to the plans, which they claim “carve” away at green belt land.
The facility still needs approval from Mayor of London Boris Johnson before it can be built but the London Assembly has already shown its support for the proposals.
http://www.enfieldindependent.co.uk/news/11754135._/
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
From what I read a while ago - apparently several international federations and foreign teams have had discussions with us about using our facilities while they are playing over in London. I think it would be something of a money spinner for the club (the income from this could perhaps pay for the upkeep of the whole training complex?) but probably more importantly it would give a lot of top players a first hand view of our facilities, which could potentially help with attracting players in the future.
Additionally if England were ever to win a World Cup or European Cup bid I would imagine that our facility would be very much in demand from any countries playing their group games in London.
Additionally if England were ever to win a World Cup or European Cup bid I would imagine that our facility would be very much in demand from any countries playing their group games in London.
Bullet
Luka Modric
Shouldn't that be "are" Mr Butters?
How many rooms would be needed for NFL, is 45 too few? Actually, are the rooms doubles? Footballers always use doubles and talk about their room mates. Or is that room-mates?
Sandman
Dean Austin
yes 45 would be too few if you are going to house both teams. Typically a game day squad has 46 players dressed. Then there are a ton of coaches, assistants and staff. probably looking at needing to house at least 100 poeple. So even if they double up then that is 50 rooms. then double that for the two teams.