Wembley will always hold a special place for all Spurs fans, but as the years have passed has it changed for you? Do you now fear the arch and the walk up Wembley Way?
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You've lost that Wembley feeling
Oh, that Wembley feeling
You've lost that Wembley feeling
Now it's gone, gone, gone, oh, oh, oh
Oh, that Wembley feeling
You've lost that Wembley feeling
Now it's gone, gone, gone, oh, oh, oh
Nice piece, I had a big attachment to the old Wembley, still scarred (physically) from my first visit as a 7 year old when falling down the concrete stairs on the way out (literally just as my dad said be careful and hold the railing these steps are dangerous) after watching Ole Olsen crowned world speedway champion back in 1971. Even watching the dogs on a Friday and the Wembley Lions race there on a Saturday was magical because this was the hallowed turf where we won the world cup. Most precious moment amongst many great memories was seeing Spurs there for the first time in 1981, and even at the new Wembley I still get goosebumps heading towards the stadium and will never tire of or fear going to the place.
Bardi
The Fighting Cock
The old place was magical, even if in reality it needed freshening up and the stands being moved close to the pitch.
The new one just feels so uncertain. It's what I fear most about new WHL, that it just won't fit right.
Bardi
The Fighting Cock
They got it so wrong, not just for visitors but for TV also. All those empty chairs by the dugout at the start of each half is shit