Source: Daily_Mail
New stadium is crucial for Spurs hopes of muscling in on the big boys, insists Redknapp
Harry Redknapp believes Tottenham[LNB]'s development of a new stadium must succeed for the club to join the elite of English football. [LNB]Spurs are pressing ahead with plans to build a 60,000-seater ground on the current White Hart Lane site and hope to submit a full planning application to Haringey Council 'in the next few months'. [LNB]Redknapp is confident Spurs can eventually join Saturday's opponents Chelsea as one of the Premier League's top clubs but insisted: 'A new stadium is all-important. It is a must for the club. [LNB] Plans: How Tottenham's new stadium is expected to look[LNB]'If you can attract the big crowds and fill a big stadium, the revenue you generate will go up. Tottenham are a very big club with a huge fan base. The move to Emirates Stadium has certainly benefited Arsenal. [LNB]'There is no reason why clubs like Spurs, along with Aston Villa and Everton, cannot push for a place in the top four but it is hard to establish yourself once you are there. You have to get there first and take it from there.' [LNB]As he prepares his team to face Chelsea tomorrow, Redknapp is confident that two more wins will be enough to finally stave off the threat of relegation. [LNB] I came to Spurs for Euro glory - not to fight relegation, says keeper Gomes[LNB]Hiddink knows his side must down Spurs if Blues are to stay in title hunt[LNB]Corluka: Spurs' season will have been a failure if we finish outside top six[LNB]Fail to beat Tottenham and our title dream is over, warns Chelsea star Cech[LNB]TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC NEWS FROM ACROSS THE NET[LNB][LNB]
