23-04-2025, 01:06 PM
I just had a look at Spurs' financials, and it highlights how we need to sort the ground situation out. Also from Spurs' financial statement:
"The Club construction spend on the planned Hotel next to the stadium in the financial period was circa £3m. The Hotel will need to be part of a significantly larger development with other external stakeholders." So they're not finished yet, adding a hotel. I know Nottingham is different to London, but so many ambitious owners with big plans. Birmingham City for example have bought 60 acres of land (the size of around 45 football pitches) to build a rumoured 62,000 seater stadium and much else, with most revenue planned to be from non-match days. I don't see how we can be a competitive force in English football if we just extend the old girl to 42,000 and celebrate having hot water in the toilets! I'm very keen to hear what the latest plans are on the ground redevelopment.
"The Club construction spend on the planned Hotel next to the stadium in the financial period was circa £3m. The Hotel will need to be part of a significantly larger development with other external stakeholders." So they're not finished yet, adding a hotel. I know Nottingham is different to London, but so many ambitious owners with big plans. Birmingham City for example have bought 60 acres of land (the size of around 45 football pitches) to build a rumoured 62,000 seater stadium and much else, with most revenue planned to be from non-match days. I don't see how we can be a competitive force in English football if we just extend the old girl to 42,000 and celebrate having hot water in the toilets! I'm very keen to hear what the latest plans are on the ground redevelopment.