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It's still less than most of the players.Yep. Its how Levy pays the leagues highest paid chairman(himself).
It's still less than most of the players.Yep. Its how Levy pays the leagues highest paid chairman(himself).
It's still less than most of the players.
Lets not forget that once ENIC sells, Levy will take a large windfall of cash from thatSo he's willing to pay himself a league high for chairmen by a long shot but in terms of salaries for playing staff they are well below the norm for players of their level. Gotcha.
His family's trust will, he won't personally.Lets not forget that once ENIC sells, Levy will take a large windfall of cash from that
I think Poch is much more culpable if that’s the right word for our mess of a window than levy, he doesn’t buy just for the sake of it and has a very narrow range of players he wants . I don’t think he has a big issue with zero players in , the fans and even the players do though
I mean what concrete information do we ever get other than when a player signs and the club announces it?So not concrete information then
Got these from Swiss Ramble.
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I think if we ever won anything under this lot it would simply serve as a pleasant distraction from being Deloittes number one good boy on the financial accounts list.Yep. Its how Levy pays the leagues highest paid chairman(himself).
Yeah, we should definitely slash Levy's wages in half and use that money to give our players a well deserved raise of 2k a week.So he's willing to pay himself a league high for chairmen by a long shot but in terms of salaries for playing staff they are well below the norm for players of their level. Gotcha.
Yeah, we should definitely slash Levy's wages in half and use that money to give our players a well deserved raise of 2k a week.
Yeah, we should definitely slash Levy's wages in half and use that money to give our players a well deserved raise of 2k a week.
If only it were the correlation between how highly Levy rates himself and our league position then we would be sorted.The correlation between wages and league position....
If only it were the correlation between how highly Levy rates himself and our league position then we would be sorted.
If only it were the correlation between how highly Levy rates himself and our league position then we would be sorted.
But definitely not if it was a correlation between how high Levy rates himself and our league position.
Btw, the Oxbridge thing. Again. Yes, what an absolute **** he is for being bright enough to get into Cambridge. Unlike some, it clearly wasn't because he can row a boat.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/sport/were-tired-say-tottenham-players-k59883tmz
We’re tired, say Tottenham players
Matt Hughes, Deputy Football Correspondent
September 20 2018, 12:01am, The Times
Spurs lost 2-1 away at Inter in the Champions League on TuesdayALAMY
Several Tottenham Hotspur players claim that the team’s slump is down to exhaustion and mental fatigue and believe they should be given more days off.
Tottenham suffered a third successive defeat for the first time under Mauricio Pochettino when they lost 2-1 away at Inter Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday but the players were made to sleep at the training ground afterwards.
They stayed at the new Lodge hotel at the club’s Enfield base for the first time after returning from Milan at midnight, before training yesterday in preparation for Saturday’s Premier League game against Brighton & Hove Albion. The players have no issue with spending the night at the Lodge, which was built in the summer and used for rest periods between double training sessions during pre-season, but it has added to the feeling of some in the dressing room that they are being worked too hard, particularly given that many of them were heavily involved at the World Cup.
The impact of Pochettino’s training regime has been exacerbated by the after-effects of the tournament in Russia, which included 12 Tottenham players — third only to Manchester City and Chelsea in terms of Premier League representation — eight of whom reached the semi-finals.
Tottenham insist that the manager’s training schedule has not changed during his four years at the club, although that is part of some of the players’ grievance as complaints about a lack of time off are longstanding.