Reckon it's about PR and pressuring Levy by making intentions clear from their side.
Will probably flush out other interested groups.
-
The Fighting Cock is a forum for fans of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Here you can discuss Spurs latest matches, our squad, tactics and any transfer news surrounding the club. Registration gives you access to all our forums (including 'Off Topic' discussion) and removes most of the adverts (you can remove them all via an account upgrade). You're here now, you might as well...
Management ENIC
- Thread starter The Fighting Cock
- Start date
Latest Spurs videos from Sky Sports
Reckon it's about PR and pressuring Levy by making intentions clear from their side.
Will probably flush out other interested groups.
Is he catholicFrom wiki:
Sheikh Jassim married his cousin, Sheikha Bothaina bint Hamad Al Thani, .........They have nine children
rhythm method not working to well . Glad to see he comes from a close family
I don’t care about incesttttttFrom wiki:
Sheikh Jassim married his cousin, Sheikha Bothaina bint Hamad Al Thani, .........They have nine children
It don’t bother meeeeeeee
All I care about
Is fucking moneyyyyyyyyy
Why are so many fans focused on Levy out and not the real owner, Lewis?I notice that this conveniently 'dropped' this morning....
...does this mean the march is cancelled then??
Daniel Levy could launch new £3bn team that changes Tottenham forever amid Amanda Staveley talks
Surely not...?!tbrfootball.com
Joe Lewis family trust owns 71,3 % of ENIC Sports that owns 86,6 % of Spurs' shares...
Because Lewis is a silent, non present entity that most fans don't have a grasp of.
Levy, for all of his flaws, is a present, if not the most present, chairmen in the league. People are directing their anger at someone that they know exist rather than someone who is more or less a boogeyman.
From wiki:
Sheikh Jassim married his cousin, Sheikha Bothaina bint Hamad Al Thani, .........They have nine children
That can't be real?
He married a Qatari bint and now he's got nine kids.
We need both to go
Here, someone is asking him that there are news in England that there will be Qatari investment, esp with Tottenham
He replies: "Correct, Tottenham is the target/goal"
View: https://x.com/JBT_86/status/1890743389760475594
He replies: "Correct, Tottenham is the target/goal"
View: https://x.com/JBT_86/status/1890743389760475594
If true (big IF) the post clearly says that Levy stays, and as CEO.
Is this just going to be the other cheek of the same arse?
How do people feel about only getting rid of one of the bald fuckers?
Is this just going to be the other cheek of the same arse?
How do people feel about only getting rid of one of the bald fuckers?
Removing the whole moral discussion in regards to Qatari/oil money. It would on paper be interesting to see if Levy becomes more ambitious without Lewis or not. Because I assume that at least some of the focus on financial stability also comes from above Daniel.
The other question is if the new (I assume part)owners will put more football people at board level to compliment the business people that Levy has surrounded himself with.
The Emir is his younger brother. Should have been him, as the eldest brother, but he stepped aside, basically saying he couldn’t be arsed with the hassle.
Nevertheless, still a member of the extremely large ruling family, so proving he has nothing to do with the Emir, and QSI will be tough.
He would. Very secretive in many ways, but shouty in others.Come on don’t be so thick. Nobody announces a take over on fucking twitter!
Not much choice really, as they are heavily encouraged to marry other Qataris. Considering his lineage comes from The Founder, who in the late 1800’s had 56 kids (not a typo), you just need to do the maths from then and the cousins would be plentiful by now.From wiki:
Sheikh Jassim married his cousin, Sheikha Bothaina bint Hamad Al Thani, .........They have nine children
What about announcing it on X though?Come on don’t be so thick. Nobody announces a take over on fucking twitter!
The first summer transfer window will be fun with Qatari investors.
They will surely want to make a splash and we have the FFP room to do it. There will be a million wild links and any of our players that were thinking about leaving would think twice just to see where it all goes.
How different it will actually be, who knows but I think Levy runs the budget and wage structure the way he does because he has a financial interest to keep it tight. If he's on a salary and the target is winning, there is no reason the wage structure wouldn't change with him still at the club.
New City signing Marmoush has just scored a hat-trick after 33 minutes. Below are some Mido quotes about him recommending this player to Levy......
“Years ago, I sent a message to Daniel Levy urging him to sign Salah. I told him Salah would become one of the best players in the world,” Mido said.
“Levy said he’d keep an eye on him, but I believe he now regrets not signing him. I even brought one of the top agents to watch Salah when he was playing for Arab Contractors, but the agent wasn’t convinced. Sometimes, even the best experts can be deceived by what they see.
“A year ago, I messaged Levy again, this time recommending he follow Omar Marmoush. I don’t think Tottenham will make a move for him, but it’s a big club, and I’m proud to have played for them.
“There could be some things in football that only you see them. Marmoush is an example of a player who made a name for himself through hard work.”
Mido: I advised Spurs not to repeat Salah mistake with Marmoush
“Years ago, I sent a message to Daniel Levy urging him to sign Salah. I told him Salah would become one of the best players in the world,” Mido said.
“Levy said he’d keep an eye on him, but I believe he now regrets not signing him. I even brought one of the top agents to watch Salah when he was playing for Arab Contractors, but the agent wasn’t convinced. Sometimes, even the best experts can be deceived by what they see.
“A year ago, I messaged Levy again, this time recommending he follow Omar Marmoush. I don’t think Tottenham will make a move for him, but it’s a big club, and I’m proud to have played for them.
“There could be some things in football that only you see them. Marmoush is an example of a player who made a name for himself through hard work.”
Mido: I advised Spurs not to repeat Salah mistake with Marmoush
Maybe it’s just me over thinking it but can you really see a Club with such Jewish roots doing a deal with Saudi investors?
But he will still be an idiot where football is concerned, he has proven many times he is incapable of learning from mistakes . Just cos he has a bigger budget with other peoples money will not give him greater understanding of the on field needs . If he does stay on hopefully it’s to top up the oil in the go karts