The ousting of Daniel (COYS)

[Albertbarich]

Something really spiteful about the more vocal Levy supporters mocking others for trying to make a difference.

In the past few matches it has been loud and clear, especially at away games. I don't know why it didn't work yesterday and maybe it will fizzle out. Maybe as I suspect we have a fanbase that doesn't really do revolution, maybe that whilst he throws a shiny new singing at us once in a while and we win a match it turns from a vocal anger to a grumble.

But what I'm certain of is mocking the movement as you defend this billionaire who doesn't give a shit about you isn't the one. There is one chap on twitter I follow who has been particularly vocal about this , laughing at them and their want for change whilst posting a picture of Poch everyday asking if he is back yet without a hint of irony.

I'm sure most of the ENIC lot will think my opinion is irrelevant as ive moved away and can't afford to get down to games but I'll maintain my opinion that Daniel Levy is a football incompetent and I support those calling him out on it, I also support him proving me wrong as that works out even better. Still waiting for that though...

 

[BorjeSpurs]

The news we've heard today about Man City confirms what most of us have known for a very long time. It does not only mean that Man City have cheated to acquire a winning team but also deprived others of success, including Tottenham. Every single trophy Man City have won since the new owners have come in is forever tainted with more than just an asterisk.

Daniel Levy has done many mistakes over the years but he deserves credit for running the club sustainably and increasing our revenue base through legitimate means.

 

[Albertbarich]

The news we've heard today about Man City confirms what most of us have known for a very long time. It does not only mean that Man City have cheated to acquire a winning team but also deprived others of success, including Tottenham. Every single trophy Man City have won since the new owners have come in is forever tainted with more than just an asterisk.

Daniel Levy has done many mistakes over the years but he deserves credit for running the club sustainably and increasing our revenue base through legitimate means.

I'm anti Levy but I agree with this a billion percent.

 

[Finchyid]

It's possible that this will fizzle out for a while now, that's not to say there aren't a LOT of fans who want them out but really, the protest has been voiced, it's achieved all it's likely to and maybe wait and see if there's any reaction to it by watching to see what happens in the summer. Results aside, I think that could be the next tipping point.

I hope so cos it’s really boring..and one thing that helped I believe was there was an atmosphere

 

[Archibald&Crooks]

I hope so cos it’s really boring..and one thing that helped I believe was there was an atmosphere

There's a large scale dissatisfaction amongst the fans and there's no other way of it being expressed, it's the natural, obvious and pretty much only way of showing it. Unless things change hugely, the protesting will be back. If you find it boring that's a pity.

 

[chas vs dave]

Something really spiteful about the more vocal Levy supporters mocking others for trying to make a difference.

In the past few matches it has been loud and clear, especially at away games. I don't know why it didn't work yesterday and maybe it will fizzle out. Maybe as I suspect we have a fanbase that doesn't really do revolution, maybe that whilst he throws a shiny new singing at us once in a while and we win a match it turns from a vocal anger to a grumble.

Perhaps if enic out masses didn't accuse fans who want to support the team first as essentially people who tolerate mediocrity then you wouldn't have this response.

I'm not pro, or anti levy. The fact of the matter is that people on here made the assumption that anyone who didn't buy into enic out was in the minority wasn't true.

The away support is only a small segment of supporters, and before you say they are the most devoted, they aren't. Away tickets are impossible to get, because people who have loyalty points buy all the tickets, and then sell them off if they can't go.

 

[Albertbarich]

Perhaps if enic out masses didn't accuse fans who want to support the team first as essentially people who tolerate mediocrity then you wouldn't have this response.

I'm not pro, or anti levy. The fact of the matter is that people on here made the assumption that anyone who didn't buy into enic out was in the minority wasn't true.

The away support is only a small segment of supporters, and before you say they are the most devoted, they aren't. Away tickets are impossible to get, because people who have loyalty points buy all the tickets, and then sell them off if they can't go.

For someone who isn't anti or pro you sure seem to have a one sided view here..

I'd suggest both sides realise were on the same team and appreciate we can have differing views without accusing or mocking the other?

The debate about the size of pro or anti is pointless. Many don't want to protest but that doesn't mean they don't agree. We don't know let's be honest but it's clearly more than 20 ppl who just happened to stick their head above the parapet yesterday and have been mocked for it.

 

[chas vs dave]

For someone who isn't anti or pro you sure seem to have a one sided view here..

I'd suggest both sides realise were on the same team and appreciate we can have differing views without accusing or mocking the other?

The debate about the size of pro or anti is pointless. Many don't want to protest but that doesn't mean they don't agree. We don't know let's be honest but it's clearly more than 20 ppl who just happened to stick their head above the parapet yesterday and have been mocked for it.

Again, I have said that I felt we have reached a glass ceiling with enic. However, i cannot see them going in the short term.

I don't have a one sided view. Levy has done a lot of positive things off the field, but made many mistakes, on the footballing side.

I just don't see it as one side or the other.

The only point I made was that protests shouldn't happen during the match. We have a lot to play for still

 

[Albertbarich]

Again, I have said that I felt we have reached a glass ceiling with enic. However, i cannot see them going in the short term.

I don't have a one sided view. Levy has done a lot of positive things off the field, but made many mistakes, on the footballing side.

I just don't see it as one side or the other.

The only point I made was that protests shouldn't happen during the match. We have a lot to play for still

That's fair

I also think Levy has done loads of positive but I don't like divisions when at the end of the day we all want the same thing but may disagree how we get there.

 

[chas vs dave]

That's fair

I also think Levy has done loads of positive but I don't like divisions when at the end of the day we all want the same thing but may disagree how we get there.

And that's the crux. We all want the same thing. It's just the conundrum of how we get there.

 

[thecook]

Daniel Levy teases exciting things to come at Spurs that aren't in public domain

Daniel Levy has been discussing life as Tottenham chairman and building Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a Premier League feature entitled: 'Daniel Levy: Building a Home'

www.football.london

Exciting things are still to come, he proclaims!

"I was involved in absolutely everything," he outlined. Yes Daniel, that's largely been the fucking problem!

He's not going anywhere ffs

 

[Yid-ol]

Daniel Levy teases exciting things to come at Spurs that aren't in public domain

Daniel Levy has been discussing life as Tottenham chairman and building Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a Premier League feature entitled: 'Daniel Levy: Building a Home'

www.football.london

Exciting things are still to come, he proclaims!

"I was involved in absolutely everything," he outlined. Yes Daniel, that's largely been the fucking problem!

He's not going anywhere ffs

The involved in anything was about the stadium, or how I read it.

 

[thecook]

The involved in anything was about the stadium, or how I read it.

Indeed, I was stretching it a bit I admit!

 

[JUSTINSIGNAL]

The involved in anything was about the stadium, or how I read it.

It was.

 

[fishhhandaricecake]

The involved in anything was about the stadium, or how I read it.

But still no cheese ? room Daniel!

 

[Moonie]

But still no cheese ? room Daniel!

 

[fishhhandaricecake]

Exciting things to come … “ we are building a hotel” ??????????

That sums up Levy/ENIC.

Sometimes I have to remind myself I support Tottenham Hotspur FOOTBALL CLUB!

 

[Dougal]

Levy must think the Premier Inn are a top club.

 

[Dougal]

Daniel Levy teases exciting things to come at Spurs that aren't in public domain

Daniel Levy has been discussing life as Tottenham chairman and building Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a Premier League feature entitled: 'Daniel Levy: Building a Home'

www.football.london

Exciting things are still to come, he proclaims!

"I was involved in absolutely everything," he outlined. Yes Daniel, that's largely been the fucking problem!

He's not going anywhere ffs

That shouldn’t be on Sky Sports with football programmes. It should be on Channel 4 with Grand Designs. I actually think he’s gone mad. Pants on the head, pencils up his nose, wibble bonkers.

 

[Yid-ol]

That shouldn’t be on Sky Sports with football programmes. It should be on Channel 4 with Grand Designs. I actually think he’s gone mad. Pants on the head, pencils up his nose, wibble bonkers.

I get why you say that. But if we own the land and get profits from the hotels/homes on there or sell some off for quicker cash, it will help us close the gap to the top earning clubs more.

We won't (with enic in charge anyway) pump in the money like Chelsea or city do so at least there is a clear plan here on how we can get extra cash in again!

Just wish we have as clearer plan for the squad than the buildings....