Not so sure that's correct. When you factor in the 10-year NFL deal, the investment we've negotiated from Government as part of the wider Tottenham regeneration, the likely huge naming rights deal - powered up by the NFL involvement, and the money from the Sainsburys, hotel and residential developments, our exposure doesn't look nearly as frightening.Well that, and financing. How much will this cost and where will the money for it come from? The old scheme was in upwards of £400m was it? This one will easily cost about £600m, I imagine. There is no doubt that will have an effect on the footballing side of things over the next 5 or 6 years, as we're going to have mountains of debt to pay off once we get into the stadium.
Depends how much we get from NFL and naming rightsWell that, and financing. How much will this cost and where will the money for it come from? The old scheme was in upwards of £400m was it? This one will easily cost about £600m, I imagine. There is no doubt that will have an effect on the footballing side of things over the next 5 or 6 years, as we're going to have mountains of debt to pay off once we get into the stadium.
I'm sat at work with a big daft grin on my face. My colleagues think I've been on the pop at lunchtime.
Daniel Levy, if this is your legacy to Tottenham then it's a bloody awesome one.
I'd imagine there's your first delay coming right up
We've all been there.They are just slipping something in while everyone is ecstatic
Don't want to play at Wembley
Was there Saturday and full of red seats, it would feel like being at an Arsenal game
Noisy and full of away Spurs supporters?