- May 21, 2004
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Caution. So far we can only comment on the latest episode of this public washing of our Club's laundry, and on the face of it, Lammy puts up a ferocious fight regarding one of his biggest employers - certainly the most famous - in his constituency contemplating evacuation.
However there is always two sides to the story.
Lammy, and subsequently the TalkSport chat hosts, did a grand job in slamming THFC as chasing stirling in the grand scheme of things. The intricacies of negotiations were not brought to conversation and there was little balance to the debate over the airwaves - like a Sun campaign trampling all over its readers' indignations.
Levy and the board clearly cannot address every debate that attacks the Club and the apparent road it is travelling.
The rhetoric will ramp up as the important dates near - one at the end of this month and then the final decision to be disclosed in March. Many agendas will be revealed over the coming weeks - each searching for credence in the fog of battle.
As fans we must stay strong as we are the Club. We will have a voice when it matters. The likes of Lammy and his executives have more work to do to ensure that Tottenham Hotspur are not driven out of Tottenham and it may yet be the most viable option for the Club, albeit the most expensive. It is what would all wish for it if were right for the Club.
It is now time for Mr Lammy to resurrect debate with THFC and to ensure that the path is smooth and fair for his most famous employer to remain in situ.
However there is always two sides to the story.
Lammy, and subsequently the TalkSport chat hosts, did a grand job in slamming THFC as chasing stirling in the grand scheme of things. The intricacies of negotiations were not brought to conversation and there was little balance to the debate over the airwaves - like a Sun campaign trampling all over its readers' indignations.
Levy and the board clearly cannot address every debate that attacks the Club and the apparent road it is travelling.
The rhetoric will ramp up as the important dates near - one at the end of this month and then the final decision to be disclosed in March. Many agendas will be revealed over the coming weeks - each searching for credence in the fog of battle.
As fans we must stay strong as we are the Club. We will have a voice when it matters. The likes of Lammy and his executives have more work to do to ensure that Tottenham Hotspur are not driven out of Tottenham and it may yet be the most viable option for the Club, albeit the most expensive. It is what would all wish for it if were right for the Club.
It is now time for Mr Lammy to resurrect debate with THFC and to ensure that the path is smooth and fair for his most famous employer to remain in situ.