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Re: Northumberland Development Project
you may want Enic out if they don't get the stadium rolling asap but i don't think that's a widely held opinion atm
you may want Enic out if they don't get the stadium rolling asap but i don't think that's a widely held opinion atm
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Re: Northumberland Development Project
A few more years of near failures and constant stadium delays and I'd agree with you, but right now, I still think they're good owners of the club, all things considered.
If this project is still floundering come 2017, then by all means burn Levy effigies outside the gates. Hell, I might even pop over to join you. But right now, give them a little more patience.
A few more years of near failures and constant stadium delays and I'd agree with you, but right now, I still think they're good owners of the club, all things considered.
If this project is still floundering come 2017, then by all means burn Levy effigies outside the gates. Hell, I might even pop over to join you. But right now, give them a little more patience.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Re: Northumberland Development Project
You are correct with that full statement.
Signing Berbatov will fill me with more disbelief and anger towards the custodians of our great club.I just do not trust them, and certainly do not trust they will get the stadium underway. Infact would not surprise me all the land that has been bought is turned into flats with levy saying the new stadium is not viable after waiting 5 years since initial movement was made, or for me waiting since 2001 when Levy joined the club when the issue was clear as night and day that the stadium needed improving to an increased capacity. I don't write to change people's minds towards Enic though, I write to vent my frustrations on this matter.
I like doers not those that want everyone to do things for them. as they say Dare is to do!
You are correct with that full statement.
Signing Berbatov will fill me with more disbelief and anger towards the custodians of our great club.I just do not trust them, and certainly do not trust they will get the stadium underway. Infact would not surprise me all the land that has been bought is turned into flats with levy saying the new stadium is not viable after waiting 5 years since initial movement was made, or for me waiting since 2001 when Levy joined the club when the issue was clear as night and day that the stadium needed improving to an increased capacity. I don't write to change people's minds towards Enic though, I write to vent my frustrations on this matter.
I like doers not those that want everyone to do things for them. as they say Dare is to do!
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I think ENIC are good owners but for a good few years now it's been pretty obvious they're just trying to make us a more marketable product for them to eventually sell for a great wad of cash, which doesn't matter much to us as we still benefit from becoming a club able to generate it's own profit.
But if the stadium doesn't start moving soon I don't see what more they can offer us, and more importantly what we can offer them.
Do ENIC really want to invest more and more years into us when they've done 13 already? That's about a 6th of a life time.
I think ENIC are good owners but for a good few years now it's been pretty obvious they're just trying to make us a more marketable product for them to eventually sell for a great wad of cash, which doesn't matter much to us as we still benefit from becoming a club able to generate it's own profit.
But if the stadium doesn't start moving soon I don't see what more they can offer us, and more importantly what we can offer them.
Do ENIC really want to invest more and more years into us when they've done 13 already? That's about a 6th of a life time.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
Re: Northumberland Development Project
I agree with Craig. In two years we will be further behind the teams that are qualifying regularly in the CL and even if building starts I assume cash flow will create a problem with investing in the team along with losing our prize assets it would appear impossible for our current owners to compete.
I agree with Craig. In two years we will be further behind the teams that are qualifying regularly in the CL and even if building starts I assume cash flow will create a problem with investing in the team along with losing our prize assets it would appear impossible for our current owners to compete.
Re: Northumberland Development Project
i don't think it can be underplayed just how important the stadium build/design is - i thinka less interested owner would probably have started work on the stadium by now, but it would be a 'rush job' - sacrificing certain aspects just to save a bit of money/time - we're possibly gonna be in this stadium for next century and i want it to be the best it possibly can be - I don't want us to rush it through in a vain attempt at some immediate success or worry about losing touch with the others, 20/30/40 years down the line 5 years longer outside of competing in the mid 2010's won't really be playing on my mind as it would be sitting in a stadium that's not what it should have been
i don't think it can be underplayed just how important the stadium build/design is - i thinka less interested owner would probably have started work on the stadium by now, but it would be a 'rush job' - sacrificing certain aspects just to save a bit of money/time - we're possibly gonna be in this stadium for next century and i want it to be the best it possibly can be - I don't want us to rush it through in a vain attempt at some immediate success or worry about losing touch with the others, 20/30/40 years down the line 5 years longer outside of competing in the mid 2010's won't really be playing on my mind as it would be sitting in a stadium that's not what it should have been
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
This was posted on SC last night.
This was posted on SC last night.
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Over the past ten years or so, I think we've spent in the region of £70m on property acquisition around the current stadium and a fair bit more on architects and planning fees.
We must also have spent, at a guess, £20 million + on the Sainsbury's and technical college building.
So maybe £100 million in total thus far?
The project has to go ahead eventually - not because of the money we've already spent on it but simply because we desperately need the new stadium.
Over the past ten years or so, I think we've spent in the region of £70m on property acquisition around the current stadium and a fair bit more on architects and planning fees.
We must also have spent, at a guess, £20 million + on the Sainsbury's and technical college building.
So maybe £100 million in total thus far?
The project has to go ahead eventually - not because of the money we've already spent on it but simply because we desperately need the new stadium.
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Notmegov
Roman Pavlyuchenko
jaysea67
Erik Edman
Re: Northumberland Development Project
In a list highlighting their recent activities, legal firm Asserson says:
In a list highlighting their recent activities, legal firm Asserson says:
"We have advised the London Borough of Haringey on a Compulsory Purchase Order to facilitate the regeneration of North Tottenham which will involve the construction of a new football stadium for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and much needed housing. The CPO Inquiry was held in April 2013 and the Secretary of State’s decision is anticipated in early 2014."
http://www.asserson.co.uk/assets/london-planning-brochure.pdf
a spur from swansea
Naybet
Re: Northumberland Development Project
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25978150
looks impressive .......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25978150
looks impressive .......
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Re: Northumberland Development Project
not sure I like that, its already the most impressive stadium in the world imo
not sure I like that, its already the most impressive stadium in the world imo
Baleforce
Ron Henry
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Photocopier :lol:
Been known for a while that Real Madrid would choose that design, does look good though I think capacity will be 90,000+
Will miss the current one though
Absolutely stunning, really envy those who have been.
Photocopier :lol:
Been known for a while that Real Madrid would choose that design, does look good though I think capacity will be 90,000+
Will miss the current one though
Absolutely stunning, really envy those who have been.
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Re: Northumberland Development Project
Really unsure on that design, can't see why they need to do this anyway
Really unsure on that design, can't see why they need to do this anyway