Tottenham have launched a targeted attack against West Ham's bid for the Olympic Stadium, because you eventually broke up their silence on your own plans for the site assume.
Spurs confirmed, would most of the 80,000-seater destroy Athletics arena and replace it with a 60,000 capacity purpose-built soccer site, if you won the bid, and decided to relocate lane from the White Hart.
As expected, said the Club Crystal Palace athletics stadium would also reconstruction, legacy commitment United Kingdom received to meet the Games 2012.
West ham to take long favorites for next year Paralympic Games, with their offer by both London 2012 of secured Chairman, Mr COE and UK Athletics Olympic Stadium.
Hammers have led a very public campaign, while Spurs have been conspicuous by their absence from the debate.
Changed dramatically on Wednesday, some more than two weeks before the Olympic Park legacy company (OPLC) select that your preferred bidder and less than two months before the final decision.
Spurs architect and Club Vice President David Keirle hit out the myths and misinformation that have been London's plans for the site in circulation over the North to say: "The debate, as it is, was one-sided, because we have entered into this."
"It has been very badly informed."
Keirle, Chairman of the leading architects of KSS, criticized West Ham's plans to keep the Olympic Stadium at reduced capacity of 60,000 they claim risked it turns into something like a white elephant.
"It would be nothing worse than five years down the line, for a faulty Club to meet its obligations, than, say 60,000 fans always is, there is no atmosphere can't", he said many problems with football in athletics stadiums played said.
Keirle were purpose-built ground would Spurs far more sustainable and lucrative for the OPLC.
He was also relentlessly Tottenham's plans for a track and field more than West Ham's legacy viable, were claims of sport would benefit more by rejuvenating the Crystal Palace, by maintaining a 60,000-seater stadium you would struggle to fill and would only access to outside the football season.
Spurs have promised to increase the capacity of the Crystal Palace by 9,500 to 25,000, extending capability for it for a world championship of up to 15,000.
"We think that we deliver a heritage with athletics at its core, 365 days a year," said Keirle, revealing the Tottenham plan other ventures to increase participation in athletics.
Convincing the OPLC is only half the battle for the Spurs, still, you don't decide who stand between the Olympic Stadium move and rehabilitation Hart Lane selects white preferred bidder.
You face serious fan opposition if you decide to relocate, but the cost for the so-called Northumberland development project is further escalate.
It is estimated that ￡ 450 million total to be and the Olympic movement would round ￡ 200 million cheaper.
Tottenham MP David Lammy and fan group ' we are n17' protests Stratford have movement with their 'no to Stratford Hotspur'-campaign.
Keirle said: "I was heavily involved in the Manchester City project."
"Nobody wanted to exit at Maine Road."
"No one would go A few years later, ever again."
"I got mine chat rooms and there were some pretty emotive comments: 'I will never go there'."
"But if Spurs plays a vital role in your life and you produce this wonderful Stadium and win, then I are, these people suspect would would reconsider that down the line."
Lammy responded to Tottenham's plans for the Olympic site, branding the system a "diabolical waste of public money".
"It would be amazing, in these tough times when pressed, Government and [London Mayor] Boris Johnson will approve a bid that sees more than half a billion pounds public money down the drain after only one month" Lammy said in a statement.
"We now know the full details of the offer Tottenham, I will be writing to public accounts Committee and the National Audit Office, to demand an investigation if you named the preferred bidder."
"I support the money spent on the Olympic stadium but to be used only for a month before will be demolished is a devilish waste of public money."
British Olympic Association have their commitment to the Olympic athletics track 2012 confirming remaining space after the games.
After a Board meeting in London, Chairman of Colin Moynihan, led the BOA said in a statement: "the Board affirms that it is the position of the BOA obligations as part of the original London 2012 bid to be honoured;" "offered in particular sport's commitment to a lasting legacy through effective use of the Olympic venues which to play, including maintaining an athletics track in the Olympic Stadium."
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