Actually would have been handy covering at LB
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Actually would have been handy covering at LB
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpND9INj2hY
Listen to this but pay particular attention to what is said around 1.07
The bloke is full of shite
Levy/ENIC have turned us into the second biggest joke in the league (biggest being Man Utd who still win the odd trophy).
From BBC website.
Something is not adding up at Spurs – least of all the points in the league.
If the board has decided to back Ange Postecoglou, where is the support in the shape of new players?
Is Daniel Levy preventing purchases because he plans to sack Ange and refuses to invest in players for a soon-to-be obsolete system? Even if this were true, any interim or new manager would still need reinforcements given our injury crisis.
If Levy is only concerned with the business side of things at Spurs – as many accuse him of – why is he risking his business by flirting with relegation and the significant revenue loss that would entail?
Is the current lack of activity in the transfer market the fault of Levy, or does it sit with the technical director, Johan Lange?
The reality of the life of a fan is that we never really know what is going on behind the scenes of our club, leading us to speculate as we search for answers – which is why any fanbase can feel divided at times like these.
It has been a frustrating and unsuccessful league campaign and it is little wonder that we are all seeking someone or something to pin the blame on.
However, in all likelihood there is no one person, decision, tactic, substitution, transfer or performance that is responsible – meaning there are multiple problems to solve.
There is no quick fix here and yet, bizarrely, Spurs could still win a trophy this season. In years gone by, that alone would have felt like more than enough.
The palpable negativity around the stadium on Sunday suggests that even a trophy would do little more than paper over the cracks running through a club that is posing far more questions than it can answer.
Something is not adding up at Spurs – least of all the points in the league.
If the board has decided to back Ange Postecoglou, where is the support in the shape of new players?
Is Daniel Levy preventing purchases because he plans to sack Ange and refuses to invest in players for a soon-to-be obsolete system? Even if this were true, any interim or new manager would still need reinforcements given our injury crisis.
If Levy is only concerned with the business side of things at Spurs – as many accuse him of – why is he risking his business by flirting with relegation and the significant revenue loss that would entail?
Is the current lack of activity in the transfer market the fault of Levy, or does it sit with the technical director, Johan Lange?
The reality of the life of a fan is that we never really know what is going on behind the scenes of our club, leading us to speculate as we search for answers – which is why any fanbase can feel divided at times like these.
It has been a frustrating and unsuccessful league campaign and it is little wonder that we are all seeking someone or something to pin the blame on.
However, in all likelihood there is no one person, decision, tactic, substitution, transfer or performance that is responsible – meaning there are multiple problems to solve.
There is no quick fix here and yet, bizarrely, Spurs could still win a trophy this season. In years gone by, that alone would have felt like more than enough.
The palpable negativity around the stadium on Sunday suggests that even a trophy would do little more than paper over the cracks running through a club that is posing far more questions than it can answer.
Levy appears to have surrounded himself with sycophants. The fact we're still hearing about the new stadium development nearly six years after opening is itself a damning indictment of the level of complacency at Spurs. All they want to do is congratulate him for running such a tight and profitable enterprise; the entire house is on fire and burning down around them.
What is Levy cooking. The baffling decision making and lack of answers just highlights how much THFC is at the complete mercy of ENIC. I'm just hoping they really do care about the club because they could royally screw the fans if they chose to.
Is there anything to stop them from selling the stadium, hotel and other physical assets to the ENIC holding company, at a price they choose? Could they then sell the club itself to a third party without these other income streams Levy has set up?
Is there anything to stop them from selling the stadium, hotel and other physical assets to the ENIC holding company, at a price they choose? Could they then sell the club itself to a third party without these other income streams Levy has set up?
Levy couldn’t cook a glass of water
Levy wants to be our landlord so he can keep his hand in our pockets without being accountable for how the football club is run.
That's my best guess.
Levy is very interested in money.
I think he may have a passing interest in football based on 23 years of failure and 1 League Cup.
I think his passion is money and assets. That’s what gets his blood up. So for him even though we are now in a relegation fight he probably doesn’t understand why all the fans are not cheering him with the world class stadium and the fancy beer and burgers. He is now right at the bottom of worst owners in the league and I wouldn’t have said that a while back with United and Everton but he is appalling.
He is the parasite owners benchmark.
Both Liverpool and United concession supporters are being attacked in the way Levy has attacked the same supporters at THFC he has been rinsing for 24 years.
Levy has been doing this off the back of 1 League Cup.
At least the Liverpool and United supporters have some memories of better times if they decide they can no longer afford to pay to attend.
All those stories of his shit dealings with other clubs seem to be forgotten now. Going above and beyond in cuntiness.
From memory it was the Lloris transfer where the club said after difficult negotiations a deal was struck but when Levy got back to London he contacted the selling club and tried to lower the price.
This has a knock on effect I wonder how many players we have lost due to his reputation we seem to be top of the league for "we nearly signed Torres"
From memory it was the Lloris transfer where the club said after difficult negotiations a deal was struck but when Levy got back to London he contacted the selling club and tried to lower the price.
This has a knock on effect I wonder how many players we have lost due to his reputation we seem to be top of the league for "we nearly signed Torres"
this fucking idiot shouldn't of even made it to matchday 1 this year!! but even with an incompetent chairman and board, it should of been blatantly obvious to get iraola months ago when the season was all to play for still and enough time in the season left to entice him.
now they've hung about they've completely destroyed the season and we are looking at emergency managers just to stop us sinking. what a fucking shambles.
this has done it for levy as far as im concerned. this proves that he hasnt got a clue about football.
now they've hung about they've completely destroyed the season and we are looking at emergency managers just to stop us sinking. what a fucking shambles.
this has done it for levy as far as im concerned. this proves that he hasnt got a clue about football.
Lyon accuse Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy of shifting goalposts in
www.independent.co.uk
Levy made Dinamo Zagreb pay for five shirts as part of Modric deal
Levy agreed a £20m fee before Zagreb asked for five Tottenham shirts as part of the transfer. Levy agreed to the request but then demanded that the Croatian club paid for the shirts
Lyon accuse Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy of shifting goalposts in
Levy made Dinamo Zagreb pay for five shirts as part of Modric deal
Levy agreed a £20m fee before Zagreb asked for five Tottenham shirts as part of the transfer. Levy agreed to the request but then demanded that the Croatian club paid for the shirtswww.dailymail.co.uk
Didn’t he make a keeper pay for some shirts too ?
Levy/ENIC OUT