Olympic chief strikes blow against Spurs' stadium plans

Tottenham’s bid to take over the Olympic Stadium suffered a blow today when Jacques Rogge revealed he was against its demolition.

Olympic chief strikes blow against Spurs' stadium plans
Thu, 13 Jan, 2011 - 15:03

Tottenham’s bid to take over the Olympic Stadium suffered a blow today when Jacques Rogge revealed he was against its demolition.

International Olympic Committee president Rogge wants London 2012 bosses to keep their promise to ensure an athletics track remains at the arena after the Games.

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