I know you all want a new stadium, and you're impatient about it, so here we go... don't thank me all at once
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261441661789
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261441661789
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Lots of things in MK are similarly titled, such as TheCentre:MK also known as CMK, and MK:Hub...christ, even the train station is called Milton Keynes Central....despite there being no other station in Milton Keynes either North, South, East or West. MK certainly is an ostentatious little town.
A lot is also to do with the fact that MK is only a little over 40 years old, subsequently most people who live here came from elsewhere and as such have footballing loyalties from where they grew up, such as myself. As we start to get generations of people actually born and raised in Milton Keynes, I'd assume we will more people with an affinity for their local club....except for my kids who will be Spurs or homeless.
You not think that the name also has something to do with it? MK Dons...... the next generation will think it's a discount clothing store, not a football team
[QUOE="Mrs Perryman, post: 522242, member: 2779"]I think the new stadium is going to be like the Basilica Sacreda Familia in Barcelona - they have been building that since 1882 (coincidence?) and its still not finished!!![/QUOTE]
"And if you know your history"
"And if you know your history"
"And if you know your history"
Two things from that pic, they love the number "33" and they were absolutely shit at Sudoku.
"And if you know your history"
Two things from that pic, they love the number "33"and they were absolutely shit at Sudoku.[/QUOTE]
Its actually the judas kiss from the statues based on the stations of the cross. The one where st peter cries as he hears the cock cry Is brillant. Saving that for when we finnaly if ever finish above the scum. Peter=wenger
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"And if you know your history"
Two things from that pic, they love the number "33" and they were absolutely shit at Sudoku.[/QUOTE]
I was too busy wanking over the blokes snogging to notice the numbers.
#nohomo
Unfortunately it would probably be about 40% women and tourists, diluting the atmosphere. (No offence women)
More chance of just having an erect Jermain Defoe outside
You talking wembley on a temporary basis or permanent?
I’ll always love Spurs, says fan blocking new Tottenham stadium
Plans: Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy said the new stadium was key to regenerating the area
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DAVID CHURCHILL
Published: 07 April 2014
Updated: 11:08, 07 April 2014
A Tottenham Hotspur fan today told of his heartache at being the last barrier to his club’s planned £100 million new stadium.
Josif Josif, 46, runs Archway Sheet Metal Works next to White Hart Lane on the final piece of land needed to expand the stadium.
Spurs have been trying to buy the 25,000 sq ft site in Paxton Road for more than 10 years.
Mr Josif, who owns the firm with his four brothers and sister, began going to games when he was 12.
Their firm has appealed against a public inquiry’s finding in April last year that Haringey council should issue a compulsory purchase order on behalf of the club. The decision now lies with the Department for Communities and Local Government, which was due to rule in October.
Mr Josif is demanding a better deal involving a land-swap so that the business, which supplies kitchen equipment, can continue to grow.
He said: “It’s really difficult. I’ve always been a Tottenham fan and so are two of my brothers. We used to have a box there and I remember going to watch in the days Osvaldo Ardiles was a player.”
Asked about the attempt to force his firm to relocate, he said: “The club has been going for a long time and it doesn’t change my love for the club. But the ownership is different and so you find yourself having to distinguish between the two.”
His legal team are threatening to take the DCLG to the High Court and even the Supreme Court if it rules in Tottenham’s favour.
Club chairman Daniel Levy said the new stadium was key to regenerating the area.
A DCLG spokesman said: “We have not made a decision yet.”
Plans: Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy said the new stadium was key to regenerating the area
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DAVID CHURCHILL
Published: 07 April 2014
Updated: 11:08, 07 April 2014
A Tottenham Hotspur fan today told of his heartache at being the last barrier to his club’s planned £100 million new stadium.
Josif Josif, 46, runs Archway Sheet Metal Works next to White Hart Lane on the final piece of land needed to expand the stadium.
Spurs have been trying to buy the 25,000 sq ft site in Paxton Road for more than 10 years.
Mr Josif, who owns the firm with his four brothers and sister, began going to games when he was 12.
Their firm has appealed against a public inquiry’s finding in April last year that Haringey council should issue a compulsory purchase order on behalf of the club. The decision now lies with the Department for Communities and Local Government, which was due to rule in October.
Mr Josif is demanding a better deal involving a land-swap so that the business, which supplies kitchen equipment, can continue to grow.
He said: “It’s really difficult. I’ve always been a Tottenham fan and so are two of my brothers. We used to have a box there and I remember going to watch in the days Osvaldo Ardiles was a player.”
Asked about the attempt to force his firm to relocate, he said: “The club has been going for a long time and it doesn’t change my love for the club. But the ownership is different and so you find yourself having to distinguish between the two.”
His legal team are threatening to take the DCLG to the High Court and even the Supreme Court if it rules in Tottenham’s favour.
Club chairman Daniel Levy said the new stadium was key to regenerating the area.
A DCLG spokesman said: “We have not made a decision yet.”
This is a quote from 'JimB' on SkyScraperCity who is in turn quoting:
"billy white is back on coys, those with better memory than me can probably point out what he got right in the past (sponsors or kit maker or something?), anyway he said:
Good things come to those who wait. Big, big things could be around the corner.
Levy is working to pull off something spectacular and it's really starting to look like it might happen. Stay tuned."
"billy white is back on coys, those with better memory than me can probably point out what he got right in the past (sponsors or kit maker or something?), anyway he said:
Good things come to those who wait. Big, big things could be around the corner.
Levy is working to pull off something spectacular and it's really starting to look like it might happen. Stay tuned."
Good things come to those who wait. Big, big things could be around the corner.
Levy is working to pull off something spectacular and it's really starting to look like it might happen. Stay tuned."[/QUOTE]
is that you levy..
