My favourite picture of WHL has Billy Bremner on his tippy-toes, courtesy of Dave Mackay
On a visit to Edinburgh last week I ended up in the Tynecastle Arms, the pub next to Tynecastle, home of Heart of Midlothian FC. In the pub is a wall dedicated to the great Dave Mackay with pictures of him with the double team. holding aloft the FA Cup and of course the Bremner picture. Turns out he is still a legend up there too.
As for this game, i was wondering whether it was the game where the two youngsters turned it for us at the end, BUT i will always remember it most for us and boro running back and forth at each other along the park lane, the late turn around seriously f*cked them off. Ah happy days. Life was an adventure back then
A few more photos from the archives...
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, White Hart Lane Ground, Tottenham, 1923 | Britain from Above
Hang on a minute, see that lovely space of land below WHL from that angle? Just about the right size for a 56,000 seater stadium.
Or is it just phase 1 of the NDP from a different angle. My, it's been so long since we got the bulldozers in...
Well turned it on would be overstating the facts. David howells got on the end of a cross to equalize in the 90th minute i belive and got whacked by the keeper in the process. Then in injury time Paul Moran got set free through the middle and was pulled down for Fenwick to win it from the spot. We played rubbish in this game and Boro scored through Bernie Slaven i think it was. Also Gary Pallister was playing for Boro in this game.
RESIDENTS in the north of the borough are horrified over plans to build a 500-seater stand on the site of a controversial premier league training centre.*Tottenham Hotspur Football Club opened their multimillion pound training centre in Bulls Cross, off Whitewebbs Lane to all players at the club last year and now they have applied to Enfield Council for a “minor material amendment” to add a 500-seater-stand and extra floodlights to the centre.*However, residents and environmental campaigners are horrified at the prospect of further development on the site which is nestled in the heart of Enfield's green belt land, just inside the M25.*
Enfield locals complaining about the club's plans to upgrade spectator facilities at The Training Centre.
*However, residents and environmental campaigners are horrified at the prospect of further development on the site which is nestled in the heart of Enfield's green belt land, just inside the M25.*
Er, why? A 500 seat stand (5 rows high and 100 seats wide) would hardly impact the environment here. Just look at the distance from our training pitches to the M25!
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6789702,-0.0645961,1145m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
Or even 10 rows high and 50 seats wide... it wouldn't show above the hedges
Er, why? A 500 seat stand (5 rows high and 100 seats wide) would hardly impact the environment here. Just look at the distance from our training pitches to the M25!
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6789702,-0.0645961,1145m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
Or even 10 rows high and 50 seats wide... it wouldn't show above the hedges
That school was discussed a bazillion times on pages 1 to 3,000,000 of the thread before this thread
As Superhudd says, the complaints from the locals (that I was too lazy to copy and paste from the article) were about the traffic but the club replied that the stand was merely there for the spectators who already attend games and currently have to stand in the rain for hours on end.
Credit to RMB2007 on SkyscraperCity for the pics
I don't like it. It's too similar to a 100 other stands I've seen. I think we should build a stand that makes a design statement about who we are.
I don't like it. It's too similar to a 100 other stands I've seen. I think we should build a stand that makes a design statement about who we are.
You mean have the first 250 seats in one design, then the next in another, in tribute to the way we flip-flop on management structure and can never get the whole thing moving in the same direction at the same time?