‘Here come the tears’, ‘Wet eye time’ - Tottenham fans react to club’s Twitter post

Spurs fans here in the Tavern have been on the end of some disappointing results of late, and feel like it could be down to a change of home.

The Lilywhites have bid farewell to a part of the club’s history over the past year, having parted company with the stadium that fans grew to love in the 118 years they spent at White Hart Lane.

On the 14th May 2017, Tottenham entertained Manchester United in their last outing at White Hart Lane, with Harry Kane scoring the winning goal in a 2-1 win, resulting in tears flooding to the faces of many as they said their last goodbyes.

Now playing all of their home games at England’s national Stadium Wembley, builders are hard at work to produce a rejuvenated White Hart Lane that is set to be opened for the beginning of the 2018-19 season.

With many Spurs fans claiming that ‘there’s no such thing as a home game’, many of the sides recent torrid results have been put down to the fact that they’re playing their home games at Wembley, with a lack of atmosphere due to all the empty seats becoming the talking point. So, with their old Stadium forever in their heart, the Tottenham Twitter account took to posting a Tweet that let fans relive the best moments at White Hart Lane.

Revisit White Hart Lane with our brand new #TheLane360 experience!

Relive the atmosphere of The Lane and explore unseen rooms and areas in 360 degree video.

↪️ https://t.co/Hqh6ALiz3D pic.twitter.com/E3Hyxyr3Il

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) December 11, 2017

So without any further ado, here’s a look at what Spurs fans made of the club’s post.

Ffs here come the tears

— LP ✈️ (@WinksEsque) December 11, 2017

Thank you so much for this love it!! #TheLane #COYS #Home

— Lara (@laazarini7) December 11, 2017

This is quality. COYS

— Mr H (@Brit66ishSpurs) December 11, 2017

Can honestly just now I spent over 90 minutes on the website. Absolutely magnificent, all of it. WHL and all its true magic was captured so beautifully. Breathtakingly well done.

— Joel (@JoelTHFC) December 11, 2017