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Jonathan, 30, was recently elected as Chairman of Trustees. He has been watching games from the East Stand since the late 1970's, his first game being the 2-1 defeat by Leeds Utd in the 1978/9 season.

Jonathan is a senior solicitor at City firm SJ Berwin with a background in both corporate and commercial law. This background assists him in his role as the Secretary of the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust and was important during the establishment of the Tottenham Tribute Trust itself.

Jonathan feels that "TTT provides a unique opportunity to assist people who have been a part of creating the institution that is Tottenham Hotspur and who are now suffering hardship. “There is nothing more rewarding than being able to help those who have given so much pleasure and entertainment themselves."


Tottenham Tribute Trust Profiles:
Jonathan Adelman:
	Jonathan, 30, was recently elected as Chairman of Trustees. He has been watching games from the East Stand since the late 1970's, his first game being the 2-1 defeat by Leeds Utd in the 1978/9 season. Jonathan is a senior solicitor at City firm SJ Berwin with a background in both corporate and commercial law. This background assists him in his role as the Secretary of the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust and was important during the establishment of the Tottenham Tribute Trust itself. Jonathan feels that "TTT provides a unique opportunity to assist people who have been a part of creating the institution that is Tottenham Hotspur and who are now suffering hardship. “There is nothing more rewarding than being able to help those who have given so much pleasure and entertainment themselves."
Daniel Wynne:
	Daniel is 35 years old, married with 2 Spurs mad sons, and is the chairman of the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust. He attended his first game at White Hart Lane with his dad at the impressionable age of 5. It certainly left a lasting impression on Daniel as he has been a season ticket holder ever since. Daniel is the club's matchday commentator for the videos that are sold in the club shop. You may also recognise Daniel from his appearances on ITV's "The Premiership" Monday night shows during the 2001-02 season and also on Sky's Fanzone service. Working on the Tribute Trust is "an honour and privilege" according to Daniel. "I want to do my bit to help the people that have given Spurs fans all over the world so much pleasure over the years, and those that played a lesser role. Players from yesteryear did not have the benefit of huge salaries and sponsorship deals so the Tribute Trust is our way of giving them something back. " he added.
Andy Porter:
	Andy saw his first match at White Hart Lane in September, 1973 versus Leeds United, aged 13. He has followed the club both at home and abroad on a regular basis for more than 25 years. For the last ten years he has held the honorary role of official Club Historian & Statistician and has been contributing to the Club publications since 1985. Has also assisted in compiling statistics for various media including magazines, newspapers, reference books and player biographies. Andy has over 25 years experience working in the insurance industry. Born in London, he lives in Essex.
Selwyn Tash:
	Selwyn is a lifelong Spurs supporter and season ticket holder. Having attended his first match in 1956, he has experienced the highs of the Double and the lows of relegation but remains optimistic that the "Glory, Glory days" will soon return. Selwyn is a Solicitor with almost 30 years professional experience.