Glory, Glory Lane is the life-affirming history - including a momentous
last season - of a world-famous football stadium, home to Tottenham
Hotspur for 118 years. A Victorian structure turned wraparound
21st-century all-seater, it became a theatre of dreams for supporters
all attracted by teams which played the 'Spurs way' to achieve glory.
The Lane gave a stage to a conveyor belt of legends from Cameron to Alli
via Nicholson, Blanchflower, Greaves, Hoddle and Klinsmann. It provided
unforgettable memories in unforgettable atmospheres - heart-lifting,
heart-breaking, nerve-racking. Its story veers from founders obsessed by
Harry Hotspur to Harry Kane via Harry Redknapp; through matches,
personalities, ground developments and threatened closure, all with
first-hand accounts. It's hard to imagine how a new GBP750m stadium can
ever replace the edifice which shut its gates for the last time after
Spurs played Manchester United in May 2017, having created a daunting
legacy.