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The Lane, The Finale

I'd happily pay a tenner or so for a bit of WHL concrete, TBH. And I'm sure there's plenty others like me. It'd be a bit like people owning parts of the Berlin wall.

It would surprise me if Levy hasn't thought of this. I'm sure they could sell virtually anything from the old ground; hand rails, doors, toilets, turnstiles, etc.

They should have someone go through the rubble, collecting sellables.
 
I'm sure once the East stand is dismantled they will auction off those blue poles. Maybe, a foot per sale
 
Jordinho said:
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LemonadeMoney said:
Just take a monkey wrench to the Man U game.
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I was at the final NLD at Highbury, and I'll always remember three Spurs fans outside the away end after the game proudly displaying the three seats they'd removed from the stadium.....a nice touch I thought, giving the Highbury Development Co. a head start on things...
 
Sol Campbell deserves to be invited to attend Tottenham’s final fixture at White Hart Lane for his services to the club, according to his former agent.

Tottenham play their final fixture at White Hart Lane on May 14 when they host Manchester United.

A number of former players and managers have been invited to the stadium for the farewell, but Campbell will not be there.

Some would say that makes perfect sense due to the acrimonious nature of his 2001 exit to Arsenal, and his status as a ‘Judas’ in the eyes of supporters but, as Sky Andrew, his agent at the time points out, he is Sol Campbell.

“I would like to see him invited. Spurs are a fantastic club – they’re doing great – they’ve probably got the best [starting] 11 in the world,” Andrew told talkSPORT.

“It would be great for him to be there for the last game at the Lane and for everybody to finish on a good note.

“It’s not Sol’s fault that he left on a free.

“You cannot place all the responsibility on the player. The other side have to dance to the tune as well and negotiate something.

“It’s impossible for a player to see out his contract, or it should be. You cannot blame the player. No-one should look at Sol.

“What happened, and this happens at a lot of clubs, is you get a player who absolutely fulfils his potential at a club.

“Then there’s a problem if the club isn’t fulfilling its potential as well.

“I can tell you it was such a difficult decision for Sol. He refused to speak to any club. January, February, March, he refused to speak to any club.

“No club in Europe can say that Sol Campbell agreed to speak to them because he wanted to sort out his situation with Spurs. At that time he was only thinking of staying at Spurs.

“In the end he thought his aspirations were elsewhere.”

I personally don't want him anywhere near whl or the new stadium when it's built. Does anyone think he should be invited
 
kb 1984 said:
Sol Campbell deserves to be invited to attend Tottenham’s final fixture at White Hart Lane for his services to the club, according to his former agent.

Tottenham play their final fixture at White Hart Lane on May 14 when they host Manchester United.

A number of former players and managers have been invited to the stadium for the farewell, but Campbell will not be there.

Some would say that makes perfect sense due to the acrimonious nature of his 2001 exit to Arsenal, and his status as a ‘Judas’ in the eyes of supporters but, as Sky Andrew, his agent at the time points out, he is Sol Campbell.

“I would like to see him invited. Spurs are a fantastic club – they’re doing great – they’ve probably got the best [starting] 11 in the world,” Andrew told talkSPORT.

“It would be great for him to be there for the last game at the Lane and for everybody to finish on a good note.

“It’s not Sol’s fault that he left on a free.

“You cannot place all the responsibility on the player. The other side have to dance to the tune as well and negotiate something.

“It’s impossible for a player to see out his contract, or it should be. You cannot blame the player. No-one should look at Sol.

“What happened, and this happens at a lot of clubs, is you get a player who absolutely fulfils his potential at a club.

“Then there’s a problem if the club isn’t fulfilling its potential as well.

“I can tell you it was such a difficult decision for Sol. He refused to speak to any club. January, February, March, he refused to speak to any club.

“No club in Europe can say that Sol Campbell agreed to speak to them because he wanted to sort out his situation with Spurs. At that time he was only thinking of staying at Spurs.

“In the end he thought his aspirations were elsewhere.”

I personally don't want him anywhere near whl or the new stadium when it's built. Does anyone think he should be invited
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Agent in any publicity is good publicity shocker.
 
dawaxman said:
Quite possibly the most demented thing to waste £50 on! It's a plastic chair that you won't be able to sit on, is not particularly nice to look at (in an art sense), you won't actually know that it wasn't just a job-lot bought from some random manufacturer, and NOBODY will give a brick if you show it to them....for £50!!
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Buy 50 random blue ones from a wholesaler and flog them on ebay. You could get at least 20 times mark-up
 
Gutter Boy said:
Liverpool sold individual bricks from the old stand at Anfield
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They'll be using some bricks in the new stadium if possible. Otherwise the company doing the demolition will probably claim them as they're worth a bit of money.
 
kb 1984 said:
Sol Campbell deserves to be invited to attend Tottenham’s final fixture at White Hart Lane for his services to the club, according to his former agent.

Tottenham play their final fixture at White Hart Lane on May 14 when they host Manchester United.

A number of former players and managers have been invited to the stadium for the farewell, but Campbell will not be there.

Some would say that makes perfect sense due to the acrimonious nature of his 2001 exit to Arsenal, and his status as a ‘Judas’ in the eyes of supporters but, as Sky Andrew, his agent at the time points out, he is Sol Campbell.

“I would like to see him invited. Spurs are a fantastic club – they’re doing great – they’ve probably got the best [starting] 11 in the world,” Andrew told talkSPORT.

“It would be great for him to be there for the last game at the Lane and for everybody to finish on a good note.

“It’s not Sol’s fault that he left on a free.

“You cannot place all the responsibility on the player. The other side have to dance to the tune as well and negotiate something.

“It’s impossible for a player to see out his contract, or it should be. You cannot blame the player. No-one should look at Sol.

“What happened, and this happens at a lot of clubs, is you get a player who absolutely fulfils his potential at a club.

“Then there’s a problem if the club isn’t fulfilling its potential as well.

“I can tell you it was such a difficult decision for Sol. He refused to speak to any club. January, February, March, he refused to speak to any club.

“No club in Europe can say that Sol Campbell agreed to speak to them because he wanted to sort out his situation with Spurs. At that time he was only thinking of staying at Spurs.

“In the end he thought his aspirations were elsewhere.”

I personally don't want him anywhere near whl or the new stadium when it's built. Does anyone think he should be invited
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Let me put it this way. There's a bit in the Sopranos where (spoilers, although it's been more than a decade and half now) a guy (eloquently named 'Big Pussy') is revealed to have been wearing a wire for the Feds.

Before shooting him and dumping him off of a boat into the Atlantic, Tony Soprano (the protagonist, in case anyone was unaware) and his fellow mobsters state slowly and deliberately that Big Pussy had been like a brother to them all. Then they shoot him and he keels over dramatically, exiting stage left as he goes.

That episode won awards. It also has many parallels to dear old Sol's situation.

In more ways than rhetorical, if he keeps trying to butt in on our moment.

You were Spurs once. You gleefully rid yourself of that association and left us broken and in grief as you took the filthy lucre and the fame *that* lot offered you - and of all the teams in the world you could have chosen, you chose *them* at the moment when we would be most hurt by such a deliberate, cold-blooded betrayal.

F*ck off, Sol, old chap. Why, aren't your beloved *rse interested in parading you around somewhere?

Go on, enjoy whatever they're offering you. We have our own heroes to celebrate as the curtain comes down on *our* home. Not yours. Yours was knocked down and replaced by the library eleven years ago, and good riddance.
 
kb 1984 said:
Sol Campbell deserves to be invited to attend Tottenham’s final fixture at White Hart Lane for his services to the club, according to his former agent.

Tottenham play their final fixture at White Hart Lane on May 14 when they host Manchester United.

A number of former players and managers have been invited to the stadium for the farewell, but Campbell will not be there.

Some would say that makes perfect sense due to the acrimonious nature of his 2001 exit to Arsenal, and his status as a ‘Judas’ in the eyes of supporters but, as Sky Andrew, his agent at the time points out, he is Sol Campbell.

“I would like to see him invited. Spurs are a fantastic club – they’re doing great – they’ve probably got the best [starting] 11 in the world,” Andrew told talkSPORT.

“It would be great for him to be there for the last game at the Lane and for everybody to finish on a good note.
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Are they for real? Do they actually think we'd even consider inviting him?
He has no affection for the club, none at all. He's shown zero remorse and only ever talks glowing about the other side of North London.

He actually popped up in my twitter feed on a promoted tweet for a betting company - with 2 football shirts behind him - white & red. He was giving his predictions for the NLD. I scrolled quickly on as I didn't want to look at his mug on the morning of the game. On the way home though I found the tweet because, having won, I could actually stomach seeing him.

His predictions?
Sanchez to score first
Result: Goons to win 2-1
Combined XI: 8 Spurs, 3 Goons.

So how does he come to the result conclusion??? Must've been very difficult to actually put 8 Spurs players in a combined line-up.

Biased, delusional sociopath.
 
If we invited him and he turned up what reception would he have got? The club and the fans would have been thrown under a bus by the media.

Why doesn't he man up and come out and say "I understand why spurs wont invite me, I wish them all the best".

Instead of his mouth piece sky Andrew making comments. Obviously there had been a discussion about it for comments to be made.

Seriously how classless and stupid are they?
 
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