believes the soul of White Hart Lane will carry over to Tottenham's new stadium but insists he will not be taking his managerial seat with him.
Spurs host Manchester United on Sunday in their final game at the current ground before they move to Wembley for a season while their new home is completed.
A farewell ceremony will be put on after the full-time whistle blows, with some of the club's most cherished players and managers set to attend.
Spurs have called White Hart Lane home since 1899, but unlike London rivals Arsenal and West Ham they will be staying at the current site, the new stadium located just next door.