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But that's surely fair enough? Wouldn't that be in what Lammy says is in the area's interest, anyway?
It wouldn't bother me if the number of concerts was doubled, and as local support for the plan from both residents and businesses has been pretty overwhelming I doubt I'd be alone. Note that, despite a recommendation from Enfield Planning that the training ground get the go-ahead, it was initially turned down because of NIMBY opposition (although I also heard a rumour that Kemsley cocked up the application, which was part of the reason he got the bum's rush). We're not so fussy round here.
My sense is that AEG are only interested in us insofar as we win the Olympic Stadium. There's slim chance of their being much demand for rock concerts and the like in Tottenham. It's far too difficult to get to to make it an attractive proposition for promoters.
You're probably right. And so what's Plan B?