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spursmalc said:
Do you think they know who would be a good Manager or even know who Tudor is? This is clearly a Paratici recommendation that Vinai & Lange have put to them and they have agreed. If it turns out to be wrong then it is down to those 3. Paratici has gone so the other Two ‘s jobs will be on the line.

The Lewis kids probably have less football knowledge than a lot of us but they go on those that are paid to know what they are talking about. It would be more frightening if they were appointing someone they wanted.
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No, I expect them to appoint a competent CEO, someone who has had tangible results and a proven track record rather than an offcast gooner and some sacked Villain, I've not even got a problem with recruiting a gooner, but it would need to be someone doing a great job that we poached, aka that Judas bastard.
 
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Assuming Poch comes in this summer. How many more rolls of the dice do ENIC get after he fails?

Weve had the winner, the tactician, the philosopher, the bus driver, the popular guy, the moody guy. Whats left?
 
harry7 said:
She's partnered with Levy and a consortium from Qatar. They are looking to buy out the Lewis family.
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Not if she's trying to buy his shares. (As the article suggests)

It's generally accepted that one of the driving reasons for Levy's expulsion was him becoming a major obstacle to any potential buyers / investors through...

a) demanding an unrealistic price for any minority investor for a stake which would yield little or no influence at board level....

and/or

b) demanding he retain his position as CEO in the event of a full sale.

You're misinformed, Harry.

Daniel has gone. He's not coming back
 
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I just wish we had someone prominent in the club who's Spurs.

I assume Ledley is still about, but you don't hear from him really.

At least Levy gave the impression of being a supporter, whether he was or wasn't I can't say.

It just feels like suits everywhere now.
 
Maccer said:
I just wish we had someone prominent in the club who's Spurs.

I assume Ledley is still about, but you don't hear from him really.

At least Levy gave the impression of being a supporter, whether he was or wasn't I can't say.

It just feels like suits everywhere now.
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Ledley's role is strictly as an ambassador I think.

He initially tried going the coach route but bowed out because he ended up not enjoying the job and the sort of decisions involved.

Which is a form of wisdom in and of itself I guess.

But we do have an issue with there not being many former players of ours in general involved in football, either as coaches or executives. So we don't have fallback options for situations like right now or someone that can be groomed to run the club.

Robbie Keane is the only one that has actually gone on to have a career as a manager that you can point at and say "that's a Tottenham guy".
 
PointToPatrik said:
Ledley's role is strictly as an ambassador I think.

He initially tried going the coach route but bowed out because he ended up not enjoying the job and the sort of decisions involved.

Which is a form of wisdom in and of itself I guess.

But we do have an issue with there not being many former players of ours in general involved in football, either as coaches or executives. So we don't have fallback options for situations like right now or someone that can be groomed to run the club.

Robbie Keane is the only one that has actually gone on to have a career as a manager that you can point at and say "that's a Tottenham guy".
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Yeah, but Ledley was working under a depressed and bitter Mourinho, and to be honest a more reluctant head is more intelligent and responsible.

I'd happily take Robbie Keane managing with or without Ledley King as assistant, but it would be good for King to be there — we've regressed since he was an assistant.
 
HyNdZee said:
Yeah, but Ledley was working under a depressed and bitter Mourinho, and to be honest a more reluctant head is more intelligent and responsible.

I'd happily take Robbie Keane managing with or without Ledley King as assistant, but it would be good for King to be there — we've regressed since he was an assistant.
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Ledley gave up on management before Mourinho is my memory is correct. He never even completed his badges because he realized that it wasn't for him. Jose had to convince him to join his squad because he wanted someone with club links but there aren't any readily available.
 
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