The bit about N'dombele being shit that makes me laugh is the fact that Spurs bought N'jie and N'Koudou but still didn't learn.
ENIC FC.
Polishing turds since 2001.
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ENIC FC.
Polishing turds since 2001.
I agree with the assessment that Levy considers this the work of his life and he'd consider it surrender to his enemies to walk away.
But where I disagree, there is absolutely no chance whatsoever that new investors would put a penny into Spurs under a rubric of Levy's continued leadership.
The idea that real money people would look at him as anything other than a total archaic albatross whose presence is an ongoing damage to the financial potential of the club is Levybot fan fiction, full stop.
I will relentlessly send a cut throat signal from my seat with the plebs until he fucks off
In all seriousness, no-one knows their strategy and they will keep quiet so as not to risk their nest egg. I think we can get after Levy and some heat will see him suck off Joe for a separation and pay-off.
That will probably equal a leveraged funding but at least that incompetent dwarf won’t be CEO which is our biggest barrier to success
Fine with that. Would take that all day long and it would be a massive step forward
Depends how many investors are involved. If it’s a larger number of ‘smaller investors’, they might be more than happy to buy into the club and see it as nothing more than a bricks and mortar investment with a slight dash of glamour added to it. They may have zero interest in any sporting success or, indeed, see sporting success as having zero correlation to the long term value of the asset.
Levy could pitch to however many interested parties and not even use the words ‘football’ or ‘Tottenham’. He could simply state NFL, Beyoncé and Sky Premier League.
I've been on record for a long time stating that I don't care who owns the club.
But as usual, to you,Lenny Hatchet and the rest of your crew someone who isnt vociferously ENICOut must wanna suck Daniel's balls.
AndDistaste for scouse - I was only using Ndombele to show that they have been willing to spend big to back the manager in response to the argument that ENIC don't spend.
The fundamental issue is that what we have spent on players has, on the whole, turned out to be massive fuck ups. Never argued otherwise.
Shit managerial appointments, dogshit academy, terrible recruitment, a total lack of competing for silverware … yeah, this falls at ENIC’s door.
They are dreadful at running the football part of a football club. This will never change.
Ok but they're not going anywhere soon so let's hope they find a way to turn it around.
Why don't we start an Independent Supporters Association and pitch the idea of buying / taking the club from ENIC?
Start again without them.
But the thing is, that's not correct. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a white elephant without a suitable football club to occupy it. The other stuff is appealing window dressing, but window dressing all the same.
Not sure the PL would approve a takeover by a dog's breakfast of a coalition anyway.
The moral of the story, though, is that Levy's business reputation is a past-tense commodity. He's been found out by everyone who matters. The dead-end argument here with internet trolls is of purely academic interest.
‘Suitable’ though.
And does suitable mean a club at the very summit, with all the associated spending? Or, alternatively, a club that can offer a similar experience, some sort of European football and PL revenues.
Don’t get me wrong, I sure as shit want it to be the former. I’m simply suggesting that you could get interest in the latter.
This isn't where we're headed under current management.
If Levy can deliver a placid 62k every weekend with UEFA chipping in during the midweek, the ENIC situation will be stable indefinitely.
The people here who are pricing that in as our future are living in a fantasy, IMO.
It's a real pity that, nobody out there at the moment, is looking to buy the club.
I think if the right people came in, this club would take off, we know the current ownership just can't do it.
23 years.
1 carling cup
Loved by Chavs and Gooners
You carry on banging your ENIC drum, mate.
Our enemies love you
Yep and maybe a change would bring more trophies.
You are not bringing about that change though. However much you post the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over and over again, in multiple threads, on here.
I think many of us were a mixture of bewildered and cautious when Jose was appointed.
Conte, yeah, super excited. What a massive let down.
But Ndombele: folk were excited but the warning bells were there right from the word go:
Tanguy Ndombele: the complete midfielder … as long as he is focused
Tanguy Ndombele, Tottenham’s record signing from Lyon, resembles Mousa Dembélé or Michael Essien at his best but his attitude and fitness have been questioned in the past
amp.theguardian.com
Most of us didn't care about the alarm bells though. We wanted him. We wanted money thrown at him and it was.I think many of us were a mixture of bewildered and cautious when Jose was appointed.
Conte, yeah, super excited. What a massive let down.
But Ndombele: folk were excited but the warning bells were there right from the word go:
Tanguy Ndombele: the complete midfielder … as long as he is focused
Tanguy Ndombele, Tottenham’s record signing from Lyon, resembles Mousa Dembélé or Michael Essien at his best but his attitude and fitness have been questioned in the past
Agree about Jose and Conte but, whatever side you fell, it was an attempt to win now regardless
It’s not like we signed loads of “expensive” players under Pochettino. He was given Nkoudous, Njies and Janssens. I think Aurier and Moura weren’t expensive either. He’s had only one opportunity to get more expensive players and then he didn’t get to work more than 2-3 months with them.
True. There was a lot of buzz around Tanguy. He is a brilliant player.
I suppose the question is (and one that may already be answered as a lesson learned) is: if a player of interest has a history of laziness and bad attitude, should we even bother considering them, no matter how talented?
Not doing anything but hopeful he incurs the same level of threats that forced Sugar out in the next few monthsGo on then, son. Post some go-pro footage of your actions. You have my unwavering and full support.
