Levy OUT.

[Finchbee]

I want levy out but you won’t get me not supporting the team

 

[J.spurs]

The thing is I can’t see a scenario where he leaves in the near future.

 

[Finchbee]

The thing is I can’t see a scenario where he leaves in the near future.

And that’s the point..protest however you want but him and his family own 25% of a 3-4 billion pound business. He’s not going to walk away from it! Only group that can push it are the Lewis family

 

[USspur]

Only way he feels actual pressure from the shareholders is if people stop buying tickets.

 

[Yid]

Only way he feels actual pressure from the shareholders is if people stop buying tickets.

Tickets are chicken feed in the scheme of things... Sustained boycotts would damage the product, image... But how many shots would he actually give...

He is damaging to the brand now however...

 

[ClemFandango]

And that’s the point..protest however you want but him and his family own 25% of a 3-4 billion pound business. He’s not going to walk away from it! Only group that can push it are the Lewis family

I’ve said this all along. Every time the rumours appear about the club being sold, there’s always the caveat of him apparently wanting guarantees that he’ll be kept on as Chairman.

But then the Lewis family aren’t likely to do anything either since he’s taken the club in to the top ten richest clubs in the world and they’re probably over the moon with that.

At the moment, personally, I’d like him to agree to a fan “town hall” where there are no pre-approved questions.

I think you’d need participants to sign some kind of code of conduct to try and keep a lid on people kicking off to try and convince him to do it but I’d love to see him get put on the spot and called out on his bullshit.

There is clearly more chance of me playing up front in the Europa League final but I can still dream .. heh

 

[USspur]

At the moment, personally, I’d like him to agree to a fan “town hall” where there are no pre-approved questions.

I think you’d need participants to sign some kind of code of conduct to try and keep a lid on people kicking off to try and convince him to do it but I’d love to see him get put on the spot and called out on his bullshit.

That would get very spicy very quickly. I would want a live stream in to watch

 

[Yid]

He won't do anything that'll ruin his utopian illusion of corporate greed...!!!

The cunt

 

[J.spurs]

He won't do anything that'll ruin his utopian illusion of corporate greed...!!!

The cunt

Yes, he's a control freak who would never put himself in that situation.

 

[USspur]

Its a shame that levy is only 63 years old. We could have to deal with him for 20 more years

 

[BrooklynYid]

LEVY OUT! Agree with the sentiment of the protests being a bit pointless. He does in all practicality own the club. Best we could hope for is a takeover, but even then he wants to remain in charge. Could you imagine being a potential buyer but having to agree to keep this idiot in charge after paying billions? Yeah, not gonna happen.

 

[J.spurs]

LEVY OUT! Agree with the sentiment of the protests being a bit pointless. He does in all practicality own the club. Best we could hope for is a takeover, but even then he wants to remain in charge. Could you imagine being a potential buyer but having to agree to keep this idiot in charge after paying billions? Yeah, not gonna happen.

I think the problem is that the kind of person who would invest massive funds in a club these days wouldn't see Levy as an idiot. He checks all the boxes for a modern football chairman except performance on the pitch. Not saying football success isn't important to these guys, but only so far as it affects revenue.

 

[BrooklynYid]

I think the problem is that the kind of person who would invest massive funds in a club these days wouldn't see Levy as an idiot. He checks all the boxes for a modern football chairman except performance on the pitch. Not saying football success isn't important to these guys, but only so far as it affects revenue.

The stuff of nightmares!

 

[Dave]

I think the problem is that the kind of person who would invest massive funds in a club these days wouldn't see Levy as an idiot. He checks all the boxes for a modern football chairman except performance on the pitch. Not saying football success isn't important to these guys, but only so far as it affects revenue.

I suppose, it's a case of we want Levy out, but who or what do we want instead ? A billionaire from the far east ? A business giant from the states ? Michael Mcintyre ?
Actually thats a great call....even if we're shite we could still have a laugh.
We need a cross between Levy and Abramovic but without the war criminal connections.

He's going nowhere is he ? We could well be putting up with him for the next 20 years....or more.

 

[J.spurs]

I suppose, it's a case of we want Levy out, but who or what do we want instead ? A billionaire from the far east ? A business giant from the states ? Michael Mcintyre ?
Actually thats a great call....even if we're shite we could still have a laugh.
We need a cross between Levy and Abramovic but without the war criminal connections.

He's going nowhere is he ? We could well be putting up with him for the next 20 years....or more.

I'm not usually all that interested in the money side of things, but on the View from the Lane podcast last week there was a football finance guy who was pretty eye-opening. He more or less said that we actually don't have as much in terms of liquid assets as might be expected. Basically though Levy hasn't bought many big money players, we haven't sold that many either--from a finance as well as football standpoint, Kane was a one off--so that with the stadium debt makes for a bit of a cash issue.

End result is that even though the club is in a good place with PSR and other measures of health we're moving down the wage ladder, therefore the league table, and nothing is going to change in the short term without some transformative manager like Poch.

Or, of course, as you say, LEvy getting an offer he can't refuse from some private equity bloodsuckers or guys who torture and murder journalists.

 

[Yid]

I'm not usually all that interested in the money side of things, but on the View from the Lane podcast last week there was a football finance guy who was pretty eye-opening. He more or less said that we actually don't have as much in terms of liquid assets as might be expected. Basically though Levy hasn't bought many big money players, we haven't sold that many either--from a finance as well as football standpoint, Kane was a one off--so that with the stadium debt makes for a bit of a cash issue.

End result is that even though the club is in a good place with PSR and other measures of health we're moving down the wage ladder, therefore the league table, and nothing is going to change in the short term without some transformative manager like Poch.

Or, of course, as you say, LEvy getting an offer he can't refuse from some private equity bloodsuckers or guys who torture and murder journalists.

Which journalists....? Jami O'Hara...?

 

[ClemFandango]

Some good news at least - Donna-Maria Cullen has resigned. Many saw her as Levy's right hand so for her to be going is something.

Donna-Maria Cullen, Executive Director, steps down from the Club’s Board | Tottenham Hotspur

Donna-Maria: “This has been such a hard decision to make. The Club has been my life for the past three decades. I have had the privilege of working with Daniel, whose vision and energy has driven the Club forward, and so many talented and wonderful colleagues."

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

 

[USspur]

Some good news at least - Donna-Maria Cullen has resigned. Many saw her as Levy's right hand so for her to be going is something.

Donna-Maria Cullen, Executive Director, steps down from the Club’s Board | Tottenham Hotspur

Donna-Maria: “This has been such a hard decision to make. The Club has been my life for the past three decades. I have had the privilege of working with Daniel, whose vision and energy has driven the Club forward, and so many talented and wonderful colleagues."

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

The question is, was she pro and anti Ange

 

[USspur]

 

[ClemFandango]

The question is, was she pro and anti Ange

Well one of the aggregator accounts did speculate that she “stood up for Ange and paid the price” but the reality appears to be that this Vinai Venkatesham bloke who’s coming in as the CEO actually let her go or “stood her down” as it’s been referred to.

 

[SpiderSpurs]

So... what do we make of these rumours about Patronas (Malaysia) buying us?

 

[Style And Glory]

So... what do we make of these rumours about Patronas (Malaysia) buying us?

First I'm hearing about it.

 

[J.spurs]

First I'm hearing about it.

Had to google it myself. Apparently a massive petro company in Malaysia. Some stuff doing the rounds on X.

 

[Yid]

No one believes you...!!!

 

[jaxdermot]

No one believes you...!!!

His Thor like golden locks believe him

 

[SpiderSpurs]

First I'm hearing about it.

Oh, well the rumours aren't going away.

 

[ClemFandango]

Apparently Scott Munn has now been placed on gardening leave.

 

[J.spurs]

Apparently Scott Munn has now been placed on gardening leave.

Tells you where he stood on Ange’s sacking

 

[ClemFandango]

Tells you where he stood on Ange’s sacking

I think it was fairly well known that they were tight when he joined the club.

With Cullen gone and now Munn and Paratici expected back at some point, it's going to be a pretty big change.