BOROUGH EARNING THEIR SPURS
The Non-League Football Paper|September 17, 2023
HARINGEY Borough are hoping to attract new fans from both sides of the north London divide during this Pitching In Isthmian League season.
Jonny Bray
BOROUGH EARNING THEIR SPURS

The Borough called on Tottenham supporters to visit Coles Park Stadium to watch their match against Horsham ahead of the Premier League clash with Manchester United, which Spurs won 2-0.

The ground is located within a mile-and-a-half of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and less than five miles from The Emirates.

Club secretary, volunteer and Arsenal season ticket holder Nick Hoare believes that fans from the red and white sides of north London can unite behind The Borough.

“This is different, because when you’re at Haringey you are fans of Haringey, it does not matter who you support,” Hoare said.

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