The club confirmed that the statue for Walter Tull is officially moving forward. I am stunned by this news and honestly owe this outcome entirely to the 220 of you who joined me in speaking up for his legacy. It is a true honor to see this finally happen for …
We the undersigned, call upon Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, to erect a memorial in the form of a statue as part of the redevelopment of the new White Hart Lane stadium to honour the memory of Walter Tull, a distinguished Spurs player and World War One hero.
Reflecting on the progress we have made together leaves me entirely speechless. This movement belongs to all of you who took the time to recognize Walter Tull and his legacy. I am simply overwhelmed by the strength of your commitment to seeing this memorial happen.
Reached 100 supporters
January 9, 2009
6 Comments
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Why are there only 218 signatures? Ian Hislop's brilliant War Memorial programme on Channel 4, taught me about this pioneer and many other role models. More programmes like this please! Perhaps he could be placed on the roof, with the Tottenham statue on the other side? Room for two more statues? (I Trust it is a four sided Stadium)!
Why can't it be called White Hart Lane, when it is more or less in the same place? "Naming Rights Stadium" seriously? Danny Blanchflower would not think that is very stylish.....
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James Gaughan
12 years ago
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To Dare is to Do, Walter did. So its time to do the right thing and remember him.
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Dave Yamamoto
17 years ago
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Long overdue. The man is a legend and deserves his place at the new ground.
S
Sarah Novak
17 years ago
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Walter Tull was a pioneer in every sense of the word. HOW is there not a statue of him already at the lane?? Make it happen Spurs.
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Mark Wilkinson
17 years ago
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Really hope the club listens to this. A hero for club and country.
J
James Gaughan
12 years ago
To Dare is to Do, Walter did. So its time to do the right thing and remember him.
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The club confirmed that the statue for Walter Tull is officially moving forward. I am stunned by this news and honestly owe this outcome entirely to the 220 of you who joined me in speaking up for his legacy. It is a true honor to see this finally happen for …
We the undersigned, call upon Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, to erect a memorial in the form of a statue as part of the redevelopment of the new White Hart Lane stadium to honour the memory of Walter Tull, a distinguished Spurs player and World War One hero.
Reflecting on the progress we have made together leaves me entirely speechless. This movement belongs to all of you who took the time to recognize Walter Tull and his legacy. I am simply overwhelmed by the strength of your commitment to seeing this memorial happen.
Reached 100 supporters
January 9, 2009
6 Comments
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Why are there only 218 signatures? Ian Hislop's brilliant War Memorial programme on Channel 4, taught me about this pioneer and many other role models. More programmes like this please! Perhaps he could be placed on the roof, with the Tottenham statue on the other side? Room for two more statues? (I Trust it is a four sided Stadium)!
Why can't it be called White Hart Lane, when it is more or less in the same place? "Naming Rights Stadium" seriously? Danny Blanchflower would not think that is very stylish.....
J
James Gaughan
12 years ago
Featured
To Dare is to Do, Walter did. So its time to do the right thing and remember him.
D
Dave Yamamoto
17 years ago
Featured
Long overdue. The man is a legend and deserves his place at the new ground.
S
Sarah Novak
17 years ago
Featured
Walter Tull was a pioneer in every sense of the word. HOW is there not a statue of him already at the lane?? Make it happen Spurs.
M
Mark Wilkinson
17 years ago
Featured
Really hope the club listens to this. A hero for club and country.
J
James Gaughan
12 years ago
To Dare is to Do, Walter did. So its time to do the right thing and remember him.
Why are there only 218 signatures? Ian Hislop's brilliant War Memorial programme on Channel 4, taught me about this pioneer and many other role models. More programmes like this please! Perhaps he could be placed on the roof, with the Tottenham statue on the other side? Room for two more statues? (I Trust it is a four sided Stadium)! Why can't it be called White Hart Lane, when it is more or less in the same place? "Naming Rights Stadium" seriously? Danny Blanchflower would not think that is very stylish.....