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Spurs' home is in Tottenham, north London, and the pubs along the High Road and around the stadium fill on matchdays. Guides say many of them are for home supporters, and some ask for a match ticket or club membership card on the day.
Time Out describes it as so close to the stadium you can see it from the front windows, with Spurs memorabilia and screens in a covered beer garden. A 2026 pub guide says it is regularly packed with home supporters.
Time Out calls it the oldest operating pub in N17, where Spurs fans have drunk since the club was founded, and it is now community-owned. Football Ground Guide says it is often a mix of home and away fans.
Named for the manager of the 1960-61 double side, with a Spurs-themed interior. A 2026 pub guide describes it as for home fans.
Time Out lists it among Tottenham's matchday pubs, with a large beer garden, plenty of screens and an outdoor bar. It takes no bookings on big games.
Time Out lists it as a Tottenham matchday pub, a little further from the stadium than most, with some tables kept for walk-ins.
Time Out says it gets solid matchday trade thanks to its closeness to the stadium.
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