You're not making any sense. There was a protest at the stadium, the actual stadium of Tottenham Hotspur before a Spurs match on a Sunday afternoon, not at some arbitrary place and time like you're suggesting I'm saying. Only 28 people showed up, while around 60,000 who were already there for the match didn't join in. That's less than half a double decker bus worth of people.
If there was going to be a marker of serious anger and demand for change you really would think that number would be much higher. All I'm pointing out is there's a world of difference between "Yeah I'd like new owners please" and "I DEMAND ENIC OUT RIGHT NOW OR ELSE" because yeah, I'm sure if you asked each of the 60,000 in a binary yes or no I'd guess a majority would want ENIC out, but they're not yet angry enough to protest, or it doesn't occupy their every thought.
Serious anger and demand for change requires action and loud, continual protest, not just clicking a button on a poll on a website which is only visited by a very small subset of Spurs fans.
All I'm saying is there's an undercurrent of discontent in the fanbase, but it isn't bubbling over (yet). I don't see why this is such a contraversial opinion.