As opposed to what, the desecrated, prune like Bond villain who wanks over his overpriced art that we currently have?
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As opposed to what, the desecrated, prune like Bond villain who wanks over his overpriced art that we currently have?
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I mean, there's at least 1 more life in DL's patented pay-high-price-winner(tm)-to-drain-the-last-drop-of-success-from-low-rent-players-of-an-era-with-no-actual-success. It didn't work with Mou and, according to this report, appears not to have worked with Conte. DL's probably thinking it would have if he hadn't backslid to Nuno inbetween so he is fixing that by moving directly to another winner(tm). Third times a charm.
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No, I just don't really care who a potential owner supports. Joe Lewis probably doesn't even care about football at all, at least Ratcliffe has some interest in the sport. I'd rather that than some soulless wanker who made his money by shorting the pound.
Lewis cares more about every single one of his art pieces than he does about this sport. And even then he just hoards said art for himself because it's just another way to make money, not something to be admired for its skill or beauty.
As long as Levy is turning a profit for ENIC and can appease the fans by appearing to have "done what he could", does any really think he'd be overly bothered? I don't.@spurs_official (probably): Welcome Zidane!
I mean, there's at least 1 more life in DL's patented pay-high-price-winner(tm)-to-drain-the-last-drop-of-success-from-low-rent-players-of-an-era-with-no-actual-success. It didn't work with Mou and, according to this report, appears not to have worked with Conte. DL's probably thinking it would have if he hadn't backslid to Nuno inbetween so he is fixing that by moving directly to another winner(tm). Third times a charm.
The guy was absolutely salivating to put a friggin cheese room in a stadium for christsakes.
@spurs_official (probably): Welcome Zidane!
I mean, there's at least 1 more life in DL's patented pay-high-price-winner(tm)-to-drain-the-last-drop-of-success-from-low-rent-players-of-an-era-with-no-actual-success. It didn't work with Mou and, according to this report, appears not to have worked with Conte. DL's probably thinking it would have if he hadn't backslid to Nuno inbetween so he is fixing that by moving directly to another winner(tm). Third times a charm.
Why invest in top class players when the much cheaper option is to appoint high value managers to cover up a gaping wound with a plaster?
Its genius really. No long term planning required and again, far cheaper way of appearing ambitious without having to invest in top class players. What can you do, clearly we want to win trophies as we appointed winner #56?
Perhaps you can ask him next time you get invited onto his yacht?
Tottenham has pretty much been owned by Tottenham fans going back a century. Yeah, Levy is a Spurs fan as was Sugar as was Scholar as was Richardson….. you see where I’m going with this, right? If it’s sold to a neutral with no rooting interest then fair enough but I’d like my new owner to cheer for Spurs if we play United in an FA Cup final.
When was the last time he came to a football game? I imagine if I owned a football club & had billions of pounds I'd sometimes attend matches. He's the real owner and he's not a Spurs fan. I doubt he's even a football fan from what Redknapp said. We're just another investment to him.
I don't really care who the manager supports so not sure why I'd care much who the owners support, 90% just care about the money and the others are all about their ego/the project, not whoever they support.
I’m going to try to make it easy for you in terms that you can understand.
Even though Stan Kroenke is the majority owner of the club, there’s another owner, Josh Kroenke, that runs the club for him. Josh Kroenke supports the team he runs.
Spurs is run the same way.
Please find the ignore button.
Why are you so upset? Did I insult your Lord and Master? Why do you feel the need to defend these people?
That still doesn't make Levy the owner of Spurs though, does it? Just like Josh Kroenke isn't the owner of Woolwich. And it doesn't change the fact that the actual owner of Spurs doesn't care about football. So you can put in terms as simple as you like, it doesn't change the fact that what I typed was absolutely, entirely correct and you have been, once more, eviscerated.
Also Levy's 'support' of Spurs is bogus and he's just another man caring about the bottom line, any genuine affection he had for this club dried up long ago - he doesn't care.
How about because I don’t want my owner wearing a red and white scarf and cheering for fucking United when we play them in a Cup Final.
Some on here might even agree.
It’s that simple.
Conte is the perfect manager to find out because he still has the absolute hunger to win. If it doesn’t work with Conte, we know they’ve settled for where we are and hoping for miracles on a lower budget.
From the FT re: NFL rights. Maybe the US investors spy this for the PL:
Google agrees NFL streaming deal as Big Tech chases sports rights
Google’s YouTube has secured rights to broadcast some US National Football League matches from next season, in a landmark deal that signals how Big Tech is reshaping the market for live sports rights.
The package, which will run seven years beginning in 2023, will give the video site the exclusive rights to the “Sunday Ticket” subscription service beginning next season. The service allows US fans to watch any game shown on the biggest game day of the week.
The deal, worth more than $14bn according to a person familiar with the matter, is an additional service on top of the NFL’s current 11-year, $110bn broadcast agreement agreed last year, the most expensive live sports rights in the world.
Google agrees NFL streaming deal as Big Tech chases sports rights
Google’s YouTube has secured rights to broadcast some US National Football League matches from next season, in a landmark deal that signals how Big Tech is reshaping the market for live sports rights.
The package, which will run seven years beginning in 2023, will give the video site the exclusive rights to the “Sunday Ticket” subscription service beginning next season. The service allows US fans to watch any game shown on the biggest game day of the week.
The deal, worth more than $14bn according to a person familiar with the matter, is an additional service on top of the NFL’s current 11-year, $110bn broadcast agreement agreed last year, the most expensive live sports rights in the world.
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Wait for the usual "only in it profit" remarks from those who don't understand the difference between profit and income.
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I wonder what it’s like to be the person who reports back to the board about fan sentiment?
They clearly don’t seem to understand.
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Audited? Lol
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So damn proud.
Can't wait to show our Gooner and Chav associates in the pub tomorrow and absolutely ruin their Christmas
