Not sure I can agree with the sentiment here, but let’s see if the smartest man in the room can comprehend he is the most disliked in N17
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A few extra cans sold I'm sure! Shame I can't make it.Hopefully the local business are doing alright out of it .
Was hoping they were all going to be screaming...
I CAN SEEE YOOOOOU!
YOU CAN SEEE MEEEEEE!
LEVY! LEVY!
YOU CUNT!
Thing is they aren’t as utterly useless as many owners, but fuck me what a blind spot they have on the football side of thingsI don't think any other club in the league has supporters that have been so brainwashed by the owners than ours.
Some of the excuses for them is beyond any form of rational thought, ENIC have a genuine fan club it seems, embarrassing.
I don't think he can step away.I'm actually ENIC in. As an owner ENIC doesn't withdraw a lot of money (that I'm aware of), and they don't add a lot of money. They let the club run it self like a company. I'm pretty happy with that, because what is the alternative, the club being run like a toy by an Arabic Prince? So I'm ENIC in.
When it comes to Levy, I'm also Levy in. Ha has taken this club from mid table top fighting for top 4 and from mid table economically to the world's 10th biggest club. We have a new stadium that will host other events and bring lots of cash in. Levy is a great company leader. And again what is the alternative. So I'm Levy in
As for the sporting side of the "company"I think Levy has got to step down. He needs to create a world class sporting organisation including analysis (moneyball + people), training, scouting, club red line, vision, strategy, including buying, selling players and negotiating. But can be and will he be able to do that?
That's a clever one isn't it."To Dare is Too Dear". Excellent sign whoever made that up which sums up ENIC perfectly.
Nail on the head. He wants to run everything, on a micro basis.I don't think he can step away.
I get the impression he is a control freak,that is like a kid playing FIFA.
Purely from a money perspective,i doubt many will fault his business mind.But we are a football club,and our fans would like to win a trophy every now and then,if possible.If he could walk away from the football side, i would be happy with the current set up, but as i said,i don't think he can.
I used it on SC well over 10 years ago. No idea if anyone used it before that.That's a clever one isn't it.
If he can not let go of control and create sporting division I'm not sure what I think. To be honest I'm a bit afraid of the alternatives.I don't think he can step away.
I get the impression he is a control freak,that is like a kid playing FIFA.
Purely from a money perspective,i doubt many will fault his business mind.But we are a football club,and our fans would like to win a trophy every now and then,if possible.If he could walk away from the football side, i would be happy with the current set up, but as i said,i don't think he can.
I think ENIC's stewardship of the club is pretty well summed up by the fact that Spurs were one of the Big Five whose desire to gain additional TV revenue led to the breakaway Premier League, and thirty years on Spurs are one of the Big Six whose desire to gain additional TV revenue led to the breakaway European Super League.When it comes to Levy, I'm also Levy in. Ha has taken this club from mid table top fighting for top 4 and from mid table economically to the world's 10th biggest club.
I have no problem with that, it’s the fact they run the football side so badly that annoys meKasper Schmeical was on TV earlier saying that the family who own Leicester run the club as a passion rather than as a business. Enic run Spurs as a business and nothing else
there is shrinking of the clubs revenue and value to come - down 15% last year, will be another 10% at least this year and only half of that is due to CovidI think ENIC's stewardship of the club is pretty well summed up by the fact that Spurs were one of the Big Five whose desire to gain additional TV revenue led to the breakaway Premier League, and thirty years on Spurs are one of the Big Six whose desire to gain additional TV revenue led to the breakaway European Super League.
Through a transformational period in the sport, ENIC have maintained our standing as a business operation and put the club on sound financial and infrastructural footing to compete for major honors as we continue forward.
But, in their unwillingness to invest in the playing squad or to put the football operation under the control of proper football people the way the modern game demands, it is clear that they are not the leadership necessary to have success going forward. We have the stadium, we have the training ground, we have the long-term sponsorship deals, we have the market penetration abroad, there is nothing more for ENIC to do. There is no further gold leaf to apply to Spurs as a business, there is either winning or shrinkage of the club's value and revenue, and winning is something ENIC both can't and won't do.
ENIC was a success and ENIC cannot succeed. Both are true.
Agree with all this apart from the great company leader..... I don’t see any leadership from himI'm actually ENIC in. As an owner ENIC doesn't withdraw a lot of money (that I'm aware of), and they don't add a lot of money. They let the club run it self like a company. I'm pretty happy with that, because what is the alternative, the club being run like a toy by an Arabic Prince? So I'm ENIC in.
When it comes to Levy, I'm also Levy in. Ha has taken this club from mid table top fighting for top 4 and from mid table economically to the world's 10th biggest club. We have a new stadium that will host other events and bring lots of cash in. Levy is a great company leader. And again what is the alternative. So I'm Levy in
As for the sporting side of the "company"I think Levy has got to step down. He needs to create a world class sporting organisation including analysis (moneyball + people), training, scouting, club red line, vision, strategy, including buying, selling players and negotiating. But can he and will he be able to do that?