- Jul 18, 2010
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I really came round to the idea of the OS being the best option for the club having originally vehemently objected. I understand all the pros that OS would have brought and speaking from the head, it was the right move.
However, sometimes (perhaps most of the time) football isn't about using your head. It's about your heart. That's why we all fell in love with the game. It's good to have rationale thoughts behind decisions but at the end of the day we as fans think with our hearts.
Having been persuaded by Levy and co that the OS bid was right for us I found that my true feelings were revealed when I read half an hour ago that WHU had won. And it was a feeling of relief.
That was my heart coming through. I want, and have always wanted, to stay in Tottenham, it is our home, it is our history and now, hopefully it will remain our future.
I, for one, am glad we will remain in N17, I'm sure the NPD is viable and will go ahead as planned. Perhaps we would be better off financially (depending on how much you believe Levy) if we had moved but we would have lost our soul.
We are Tottenham, from the Lane
I know what you mean because I felt similar. My preference has always been to stay in Tottenham with the NDP but would have supported the move to Stratford if it was the only option.
Whilst i'm going to enjoy going to WHL for the foreseeable future, I fear we'll slowly see our competitors move ahead of us both financially and on the pitch. That's when i'm going to regret that we didn't get the OS. I really hope Levy has been bluffing about the NDP and that it is still viable.