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Management Levy / ENIC
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Levy's treatment of Big Martin was disgraceful
I have wondered has Levy spoken about our terrible recruitment with the so called scouts etc and asked why has it been so bad .Surely he must be concerned with the almost zero success rate of transfers .I know some wrong managers have come in but they can do little with a poor bunch of players who either not suited to us or just lack the ability that is needed . I have never expected the real top end players to sign but we have spent enough to have had some level of success.
One of the most shameful things he has done
And there are plenty to choose from
It sealed no 1 spot with that sly grin to Paul Kelmsley when we went 2-1 down that night. Stratford, furlough and not backing Poch bring up the next 3 places imo.
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Looks like ENIC/LEVY'S formula has worked again....... Most of the fan base are obsessed with Nuno's poor tactics.
This won't even be an expensive sacrifice, he's much cheaper than the top level coaches.
As fans, it's in our interests to see this year as a non-starter and even forgo the instinct to focus all the blame on the manager, even though they're also part of the problem. We must direct energy towards questioning the top level decision making.
With the current squad dynamic and pressures to play declining players, the result is no different with any of the other managers.
New ownership = long term and permanent fix
New manager = a short term, marginal fix until the next inevitable collapse
This won't even be an expensive sacrifice, he's much cheaper than the top level coaches.
As fans, it's in our interests to see this year as a non-starter and even forgo the instinct to focus all the blame on the manager, even though they're also part of the problem. We must direct energy towards questioning the top level decision making.
With the current squad dynamic and pressures to play declining players, the result is no different with any of the other managers.
New ownership = long term and permanent fix
New manager = a short term, marginal fix until the next inevitable collapse
Probably would get a fine bigger than clubs whose supporters have been racial abusing black players.
The barefaced lie about returning to our DNA and exciting, dynamic football is also somewhere in the top 50 I would think.
Scouts? I thought he just rang up Mendes and selected one of the players on his books…..
Whatever DNA we had has been rubbed out by ENIC
You would think the way Levy works he would really want someone that could identify proper prospects even to sell on but seems to have been OK with being stuck with poor players and expecting the next manager to work some magic .In any other business people who have failed so often would have walked the plank long ago .
Don't forget me!
IMO, this was the only thing he did (tried to do) that was the best for the club.
If that happened and we weren't in it, we'd become a complete non-entity. As if it's not hard enough to get into the Champions league, imagine absolute closed doors?
Can you imagine having a fairly low paid job working for him, odious little man in my view
Anyone got a copy of this? Sounds like fun
www.telegraph.co.uk
Unhappy staff, eye-catching exits and dire football - how Tottenham lost their way
Spurs' 18-month identity crisis goes well beyond Nuno Espirito Santo's tactics or an unhappy Harry Kane
www.telegraph.co.uk
I think it's back a few pages...Anyone got a copy of this? Sounds like fun
Unhappy staff, eye-catching exits and dire football - how Tottenham lost their way
Spurs' 18-month identity crisis goes well beyond Nuno Espirito Santo's tactics or an unhappy Harry Kane