@Spurspapers@HLTCO They could build their training ground in London and just travel north for the matches. The only possible way to mitigate the geography (and living in that part of the world I think it probably wouldn’t go down well).
Reality is that they and villa are probably 20 years behind
@ryantegan 2 months ago I was wondering by which championship players we might sign and how long it would take to rebuild.
Probably the biggest sliding doors moment in the club’s history
JP could well become more of a legend as time goes on
@AntMill5@andros_townsend Levy admitted himself that Spurs got lucky with the build costs and that they would be nearly double now - meaning that it’s unlikely the model will be replicated unless owners are super super wealthy (Newcastle maybe).
@AntMill5@andros_townsend the pitch out at a moments notice (protecting the playing surface) and all of a sudden, Spurs ability to hold non football events year round goes through the roof. Literally all other clubs are restricted to off season - or an expensive relay of the pitch. (Cont)
@Boxing_UK_ Imagine spending months honing a game plan to fight him. It’s then Out the window within two rounds and you’re back to fighting on instinct. He breaks his opponents soul - early
@1MickyHazard After I moved to Durham, I saw David in the city when the team were staying there for a pre-season friendly against Sunderland (I was about 12). He arranged for me to meet the whole team at the hotel. Once in a lifetime stuff. Didn’t need to do that, but was just a top guy
@ryantegan Agreed It is - but isn’t it the same as last year where most of it has to be paid upfront? (And palace will play hardball no doubt). The deal will never suit our buy now pay later model (if true)