White Hart Lane (Tottenham Hotspur FC)

Having worked as an employee for Tottenham Hotspur for many years and now have a season ticket there I feel like I am in a good position to review this great stadium. I have been to many stadiums throught England and abroad but White Hart Lane is one of the best if not the best. As you walk in the reception area at spurs you are greeted by the trophy cabinet proudly displaying the trophies won throughout history and as you move further inside the club you find that all the rooms are immaculate in appearance and very well kept from the boardrooms right through to the changing rooms. When I worked for the club I would regularly be in the tunnel area and the noise that ...  Read the complete review

As a football fan, I have seen some pretty amazing stadiums, although Wembley Stadium is certainly a powerhouse to do our nation proud, it still cannot compare to how i feel about going to the best stadium in the world, White Hart Lane. A majority of games that i have been to watch there since i have followed the sport ever since i was little, I have only seen them lose twice which was once last season and one the year before, and that gives me the drive to keep coming to watch As you may have heard they are planning to build a new stadium, and they think it's a consolation to put it next door to its foundations, but it still wont be the same, it ...  Read the complete review

COME ON YOUR SPURS!!! Ok, my loyalties out of the way, I have been going to White Hart Lane for about 16 years. I'm not a season ticket holder, but I try and get to matches when I can afford them. I've been to other football grounds and I have to say that the Lane has always been one of the best. I appreciate that I am biased, but I think the only older stadiums that top it are Stamford Bridge (because of the facilities) and Old Trafford. Obviously it cannot compete with newer venues like the Reebok Stadium and Emirates Stadium, but then neither do any of the others. Of course, the new stadium will begin construction soon and will rival the ...  Read the complete review

I first went to WHL in 1998, and have been about 60 times since, but I feel steadily over the years this ground has gone downhill and I can't wait for the new stadium! It's not the easiest to get to as the nearest tube station (Seven Sisters) is a few miles walk, whilst the overland train to White Hart Lane is sometimes delayed. Buses in the area are packed, and the area itself is... unique. It's clear the place needs some money invested and White Hart Lane fits that bill. The atmosphere on its day can be among the best in the league, although 3 of the 4 stands rarely sing! The stadium was a bit quieter in the Ramos era, no surprise, but i'm sure it will pick ...  Read the complete review

I've been to White Hart Lane twice now as away fan and it is a football ground that splits my personal opinion to another level. Both times I have went the game has been on a Sunday and both times the Victoria line has been closed, the main link to the stadium. I know this isn't to do with Spurs but it is a pain nonetheless. There is about a 15 minute walk to the ground from a station down a busy street. I couldn't see the ground until it shocked me by appearing on the right out of nowhere. The first thing I noticed upon approaching the ground was how run down and out of date it looked. From looking at it from the outside I could understand why Spurs are planning to ...  Read the complete review