Most people you meet have a view on who should get to use the Olympic stadium after 2012. Enfield-born Dennis Hone, a lifelong Spurs fan and the Olympic Delivery Authority's brand new chief executive, is no exception. I meet him at the Olympic site, days after the ODA's sister body, which deals with the park's regeneration of the park, has plumped for West Ham's bid above its north London rival's. But Hone is remaining staunchly tight-lipped: "Yes, I have strong view alright," he says with a glint in his eye. "But there's no way you're going to get me to say it."
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