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ENIC In or ENIC Out

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It's like those tiktok videos where some 18 year old wearing sliders and socks throws a CD 20 foot across a room and straight into a disc drive.

You only judge his skill on that 2 second clip, not the 378,436 attempts he missed and didn't include in the video.

Let's not exclude such wondrous missed shots like Santini, Ramos, AVB etc. Being 2nd in January and giving Redknapp 2 shit free transfers, having various top players ready to join, only to over rule your own talent scout, etc etc etc etc.

Levy and ENIC have a lot of work to do, over a long period of time to show they've learned a skill they can repeat.
 
Col_McCafferty said:
That's a ridiculous thing to say.

Man, you Levy fanboys are fucking nuts.
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I see no ENIC out protests right now. No campaigns, no trending hashtags, no effort whatsoever besides, at the moment, a very small percentage of people fan forums complaining about them.

There is a reason why folks who try to start a movement about it fail.

The ENIC out movement for the most part is a fad that most folks jump on to vent when we aren't playing well. What would be a more apt movement is the 'ENIC needs to improve' movement (not as catchy) as most people, including myself, are within the camp that just wants owners that give us a football team that plays good football and that compete with the best teams in the league to the point where we can win.
 
Matt1882 said:
It's like those tiktok videos where some 18 year old wearing sliders and socks throws a CD 20 foot across a room and straight into a disc drive.

You only judge his skill on that 2 second clip, not the 378,436 attempts he missed and didn't include in the video.

Let's not exclude such wondrous missed shots like Santini, Ramos, AVB etc. Being 2nd in January and giving Redknapp 2 shit free transfers, having various top players ready to join, only to over rule your own talent scout, etc etc etc etc.

Levy and ENIC have a lot of work to do, over a long period of time to show they've learned a skill they can repeat.
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Completely agree.

For the sake of the football club, I hope we are witnessing the start of the process now.

If not, bring on some new more competent owners.

I for one am just happy that we have some positivity in the club and in the stands right now.
 
dudu said:
I see no ENIC out protests right now. No campaigns, no trending hashtags, no effort whatsoever besides, at the moment, a very small percentage of people fan forums complaining about them.

There is a reason why folks who try to start a movement about it fail.

The ENIC out movement for the most part is a fad that most folks jump on to vent when we aren't playing well. What would be a more apt movement is the 'ENIC needs to improve' movement (not as catchy) as most people, including myself, are within the camp that just wants owners that give us a football team that plays good football and that compete with the best teams in the league to the point where we can win.
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Thats where I am too. Enic aren’t going to leave because some fans protest loudly at games but I hope the vocal protests aimed at Levy will focus his attention on winning a trophy to keep the fan base in check.
In the past Enic have been more interested in financial rather than cup success. We appear to be on the threshold of something great with this manager and new look team. We need Enic to support this further.
 
At least Col_McCafferty Col_McCafferty is consistent with his complaining. Some of it may be utter bollocks, but at least he has the stones to keep faith with his position.

There’s plenty on here that don’t. The fact I rarely even see “show ignored content” in this thread anymore, shows me that there’s a few who don’t have the courage of their convictions.

Until we lose a game, then the whole place will be stinking of their bullshit again.
 
MiddxSpur said:
In the past Enic have been more interested in financial rather than cup success. We appear to be on the threshold of something great with this manager and new look team. We need Enic to support this further.
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In the past Enic have put everything in place (new stadium revenues) to allow us to try to compete.

They then ballsed it up by appointing Nuno, Jose and Conte, paying the latter two an absolute fortune in an attempt to get success.
They've also increased exponentially the transfer budget and wages for the squad.

Thankfully, it seems that they have learnt from their mistakes, and have finally put in place a good scouting and recruitment system along with a manager who actually wants to be here rather than just drawing the money.
 
MiddxSpur said:
Thats where I am too. Enic aren’t going to leave because some fans protest loudly at games but I hope the vocal protests aimed at Levy will focus his attention on winning a trophy to keep the fan base in check.
In the past Enic have been more interested in financial rather than cup success. We appear to be on the threshold of something great with this manager and new look team. We need Enic to support this further.
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You make a good point - the fan's discontent does have sway and would have given the owners pause for thought.

We can't know the level to which it helps but I support the shows of discontent when done appropriately - after games, outside the ground, using their spending power to withhold from the club.

Where I don't like it is when players become scapegoats and booing happens during games which adds to the general negativity.
 
friendlygoat said:
Nobody has expressed their 'undying love for Levy on a regular basis'.

Typical over the top fiction. Don't you pigs have a duty to not tell lies? Be honest, open, truthful and transparent?

Sort it out, oinky mcoinkface.
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Deuterz Deuterz is busy being worried about Ndombele's fitness...

Fitness all those donuts in his little piggy mouth.
 
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As part of our ticketing campaign, THST Chair Martin Buhagiar and Vice-Chair Michael Green met the Club’s Executive Director Donna-Maria Cullen and Head of Supporter Engagement Levi Harris on October 10. The Club has subsequently announced it is set to embark on a long-term ticketing review and during the meeting it was agreed that THST will play a full part in this process. We welcome the Club’s introduction of a long-term strategy paper on ticketing in general, look forward to playing a part in this review and, more importantly, representing the views of our members during any meetings. We will be clear with the Club where we disagree with any approach that is not in line with those views, and we will continue to highlight the impact on supporters of the rise in this season’s match day prices. For more on our meeting, please click here.

Before our game with Fulham on 23rd October, THST Board members and Spurs supporters met colleagues from Fulham Supporters’ Trust to show solidarity and to support them in their fight against their club following season ticket price increases and to continue to raise awareness of our ticketing campaign. We met in the Antwerp Arms where we also discussed several ticket related concerns with various supporters.

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