Nothing will change unfortunately
And its a bit śhıť to leave it until the last game of the season
It'll be 1 protest and thats it.
If they started doing it now until the end of the season, I reckon that has more of an effect
You are protesting against the ideology that somehow saw you as a big club. You will never get that chance again. Well done
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
I'd like the anti-Levy lot to point to a club of comparable size & status to us who, in ENICs time as owners, have progressed as much as us.
If you glance at the league table of 2000/01 when ENIC took control, you will see Spurs looking up from their 12th place at the likes of Villa, Charlton, Ipswich Leeds, Sunderland, Newcastle.
We have elevated ourselves from true mediocrity to the fringes of the elite, an elite that is financed by the pocket money of billionaires or the vast wealth of the biggest clubs in the land who enjoyed the Sky 4 cartel status for so long.
That same table, by the way, will show you City being relegated.
We have failed to win cups along the way and this is a massive failing that is not just on Levy, a succession of high quality managers and players have been complicit in this failure too.
If you review the paths taken of many of those above us since 2001, you will see a story of relegation, financial crisis, hard times, turmoil. 4 of them have been down to the 3rd tier!
The rest are Arsenal, Liverpool, United, Chelsea.
While' Spurs rise to join these teams has been glacial in its pace, it has happened, its happened organically and while football fortunes ebb and flow, our overall trend has been upwards. Many others of similar size and status has not been, some disastrously so.
As time passes, the need for more money to be successful become evermore critical and the stadium will bring us closer to this. We already match/exceed Chelsea and Arsenals revenues.
ENIC/Levy are accountable for their decisions and managers/transfers are their call but nobody gets it right all the time. Chelsea, United, Liverpool even City have made plenty of bad choices amongst the good ones.
But for me this is not reason alone for the Board to depart, especially at a time of great economic uncertainty and when the massive potential of the new WHL can start to make an impact on how we can operate. Something we have already seen in our unprecedented levels of spending since it opened.
The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view.
For me the next appointment and how we develop from here, utilising the massive resources of the new stadium, is massive. This is a watershed moment because after the fantastic Poch era, the awful Jose era was a big mistake. We are at a critical point in time with this squad and need to push on again or risk real decline.
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
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and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
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and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
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Well at least who ever Spurs get in to manage them next season we can take comfort from the fact Arsenal will still have Arteta and a team built around £300k a week 32 year old Aubameyang
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well at least who ever Spurs get in to manage them next season we can take comfort from the fact Arsenal will still have Arteta and a team built around £300k a week 32 year old Aubameyang
----------------------------------------------------------------------
yep...true
comment by The One (U22189)
posted 4 hours, 17 minutes ago
You are protesting against the ideology that somehow saw you as a big club. You will never get that chance again. Well done
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So wrong on so many levels
Somehow saw Spurs as a big club? What? Were you in coma for the past 6 years?
Jog on dude.
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* 2021* (U3924)
posted 30 minutes ago
ENIC out.
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ENIC are trying to sell the club but aren't succeeding same story in regard to the stadium rights. They want a certain calibre of investors but it's not happening. Jose appointment was part of this pipe dream to get the club at a higher prestige level, which now we know, has collapsed majestically.
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ask yourself this: when was the last time SPurs were in the CL final? Oh more recently than Chelsea and United?
Let that sink in
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
I certainly will not be protesting against the club. Completely pointless exercise. Just be careful what you wish for. Often it is better the devil you know.
The only reason I shall be back at WHL is to get fully behind the club.
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 16 hours, 4 minutes ago
I'd like the anti-Levy lot to point to a club of comparable size & status to us who, in ENICs time as owners, have progressed as much as us.
If you glance at the league table of 2000/01 when ENIC took control, you will see Spurs looking up from their 12th place at the likes of Villa, Charlton, Ipswich Leeds, Sunderland, Newcastle.
We have elevated ourselves from true mediocrity to the fringes of the elite, an elite that is financed by the pocket money of billionaires or the vast wealth of the biggest clubs in the land who enjoyed the Sky 4 cartel status for so long.
That same table, by the way, will show you City being relegated.
We have failed to win cups along the way and this is a massive failing that is not just on Levy, a succession of high quality managers and players have been complicit in this failure too.
If you review the paths taken of many of those above us since 2001, you will see a story of relegation, financial crisis, hard times, turmoil. 4 of them have been down to the 3rd tier!
The rest are Arsenal, Liverpool, United, Chelsea.
While' Spurs rise to join these teams has been glacial in its pace, it has happened, its happened organically and while football fortunes ebb and flow, our overall trend has been upwards. Many others of similar size and status has not been, some disastrously so.
As time passes, the need for more money to be successful become evermore critical and the stadium will bring us closer to this. We already match/exceed Chelsea and Arsenals revenues.
ENIC/Levy are accountable for their decisions and managers/transfers are their call but nobody gets it right all the time. Chelsea, United, Liverpool even City have made plenty of bad choices amongst the good ones.
But for me this is not reason alone for the Board to depart, especially at a time of great economic uncertainty and when the massive potential of the new WHL can start to make an impact on how we can operate. Something we have already seen in our unprecedented levels of spending since it opened.
The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view.
For me the next appointment and how we develop from here, utilising the massive resources of the new stadium, is massive. This is a watershed moment because after the fantastic Poch era, the awful Jose era was a big mistake. We are at a critical point in time with this squad and need to push on again or risk real decline.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Excellent post. You are fast becoming my favourite poster Devonshire.
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 12 hours, 12 minutes ago
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
----------------------------------------------------------------------
LOL, like Chelsea were ever seen as a big club, take away the money, and Fulham were for many years the bigger club in West London. And they were very likeable.
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
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Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You want to bet against Ten Hag?
Just tell me how much, Sandy.........
https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2021/04/27/ten-hag-tottenham-manager/
"The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view."
*******************
Total and utter rubbish.
You misunderstand.......
the reason why Tottenham fans want ENIC gone is their abysmal failure to put together a winning season for the last hundred years (or that what is seems like to fans). And that was long before ESL fiasco surfaced.
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You want to bet against Ten Hag?
Just tell me how much, Sandy.........
https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2021/04/27/ten-hag-tottenham-manager/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It doesn`t matter who the manager is Ted. Nobody will get this bunch of losers to amount to much.
Beyond caring who the new manager will be in all honesty. Whatever happens it will take a five year rebuild now.
You want ENIC gone, who exactly will replace them Ted, and service the stadium debt. You must have some idea if you want ENIC out.
The next owners that come in will be just as interested in profit as Enic. Who is going to put down billions to buy us and then not care about the return? Only someone who would use it as a play thing!
Enic are going nowhere but there does have to be some more focus from them on the football, not just the profit
comment by Tottenham Chronic (U3423)
posted 6 hours, 17 minutes ago
The next owners that come in will be just as interested in profit as Enic. Who is going to put down billions to buy us and then not care about the return? Only someone who would use it as a play thing!
Enic are going nowhere but there does have to be some more focus from them on the football, not just the profit
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You could say the same thing about more focus on football to the new owners.
And maybe they might listen.......
since winning leads to mor eprofit!
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posted on 27/4/21
Nothing will change unfortunately
And its a bit śhıť to leave it until the last game of the season
It'll be 1 protest and thats it.
If they started doing it now until the end of the season, I reckon that has more of an effect
posted on 27/4/21
You are protesting against the ideology that somehow saw you as a big club. You will never get that chance again. Well done
posted on 27/4/21
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
posted on 27/4/21
I'd like the anti-Levy lot to point to a club of comparable size & status to us who, in ENICs time as owners, have progressed as much as us.
If you glance at the league table of 2000/01 when ENIC took control, you will see Spurs looking up from their 12th place at the likes of Villa, Charlton, Ipswich Leeds, Sunderland, Newcastle.
We have elevated ourselves from true mediocrity to the fringes of the elite, an elite that is financed by the pocket money of billionaires or the vast wealth of the biggest clubs in the land who enjoyed the Sky 4 cartel status for so long.
That same table, by the way, will show you City being relegated.
We have failed to win cups along the way and this is a massive failing that is not just on Levy, a succession of high quality managers and players have been complicit in this failure too.
If you review the paths taken of many of those above us since 2001, you will see a story of relegation, financial crisis, hard times, turmoil. 4 of them have been down to the 3rd tier!
The rest are Arsenal, Liverpool, United, Chelsea.
While' Spurs rise to join these teams has been glacial in its pace, it has happened, its happened organically and while football fortunes ebb and flow, our overall trend has been upwards. Many others of similar size and status has not been, some disastrously so.
As time passes, the need for more money to be successful become evermore critical and the stadium will bring us closer to this. We already match/exceed Chelsea and Arsenals revenues.
ENIC/Levy are accountable for their decisions and managers/transfers are their call but nobody gets it right all the time. Chelsea, United, Liverpool even City have made plenty of bad choices amongst the good ones.
But for me this is not reason alone for the Board to depart, especially at a time of great economic uncertainty and when the massive potential of the new WHL can start to make an impact on how we can operate. Something we have already seen in our unprecedented levels of spending since it opened.
The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view.
For me the next appointment and how we develop from here, utilising the massive resources of the new stadium, is massive. This is a watershed moment because after the fantastic Poch era, the awful Jose era was a big mistake. We are at a critical point in time with this squad and need to push on again or risk real decline.
posted on 27/4/21
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
posted on 27/4/21
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well at least who ever Spurs get in to manage them next season we can take comfort from the fact Arsenal will still have Arteta and a team built around £300k a week 32 year old Aubameyang
posted on 27/4/21
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
We've spent £230m in the last 3 windows without much going out the other way!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
and reaping the rewards...got into a cup final you couldn't win, & missing out on top four...off to the Euromick with you
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well at least who ever Spurs get in to manage them next season we can take comfort from the fact Arsenal will still have Arteta and a team built around £300k a week 32 year old Aubameyang
----------------------------------------------------------------------
yep...true
posted on 27/4/21
ENIC out.
posted on 27/4/21
comment by The One (U22189)
posted 4 hours, 17 minutes ago
You are protesting against the ideology that somehow saw you as a big club. You will never get that chance again. Well done
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So wrong on so many levels
Somehow saw Spurs as a big club? What? Were you in coma for the past 6 years?
Jog on dude.
posted on 27/4/21
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* 2021* (U3924)
posted 30 minutes ago
ENIC out.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
ENIC are trying to sell the club but aren't succeeding same story in regard to the stadium rights. They want a certain calibre of investors but it's not happening. Jose appointment was part of this pipe dream to get the club at a higher prestige level, which now we know, has collapsed majestically.
posted on 27/4/21
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
posted on 27/4/21
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ask yourself this: when was the last time SPurs were in the CL final? Oh more recently than Chelsea and United?
Let that sink in
posted on 28/4/21
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
posted on 28/4/21
I certainly will not be protesting against the club. Completely pointless exercise. Just be careful what you wish for. Often it is better the devil you know.
The only reason I shall be back at WHL is to get fully behind the club.
posted on 28/4/21
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 16 hours, 4 minutes ago
I'd like the anti-Levy lot to point to a club of comparable size & status to us who, in ENICs time as owners, have progressed as much as us.
If you glance at the league table of 2000/01 when ENIC took control, you will see Spurs looking up from their 12th place at the likes of Villa, Charlton, Ipswich Leeds, Sunderland, Newcastle.
We have elevated ourselves from true mediocrity to the fringes of the elite, an elite that is financed by the pocket money of billionaires or the vast wealth of the biggest clubs in the land who enjoyed the Sky 4 cartel status for so long.
That same table, by the way, will show you City being relegated.
We have failed to win cups along the way and this is a massive failing that is not just on Levy, a succession of high quality managers and players have been complicit in this failure too.
If you review the paths taken of many of those above us since 2001, you will see a story of relegation, financial crisis, hard times, turmoil. 4 of them have been down to the 3rd tier!
The rest are Arsenal, Liverpool, United, Chelsea.
While' Spurs rise to join these teams has been glacial in its pace, it has happened, its happened organically and while football fortunes ebb and flow, our overall trend has been upwards. Many others of similar size and status has not been, some disastrously so.
As time passes, the need for more money to be successful become evermore critical and the stadium will bring us closer to this. We already match/exceed Chelsea and Arsenals revenues.
ENIC/Levy are accountable for their decisions and managers/transfers are their call but nobody gets it right all the time. Chelsea, United, Liverpool even City have made plenty of bad choices amongst the good ones.
But for me this is not reason alone for the Board to depart, especially at a time of great economic uncertainty and when the massive potential of the new WHL can start to make an impact on how we can operate. Something we have already seen in our unprecedented levels of spending since it opened.
The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view.
For me the next appointment and how we develop from here, utilising the massive resources of the new stadium, is massive. This is a watershed moment because after the fantastic Poch era, the awful Jose era was a big mistake. We are at a critical point in time with this squad and need to push on again or risk real decline.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Excellent post. You are fast becoming my favourite poster Devonshire.
posted on 28/4/21
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 12 hours, 12 minutes ago
Nobody sees Spurs as a big club
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LOL, like Chelsea were ever seen as a big club, take away the money, and Fulham were for many years the bigger club in West London. And they were very likeable.
posted on 28/4/21
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
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Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
posted on 28/4/21
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You want to bet against Ten Hag?
Just tell me how much, Sandy.........
https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2021/04/27/ten-hag-tottenham-manager/
posted on 28/4/21
"The ESL was a disgrace but many are simply jumping on this as an excuse to demand the Board go. You can understand why we would not want to be left on the outside and we were blinded by the invitation to join the elite that we wannabe so much. We should have been much cleverer about it and could have come out of this with real kudos, but we didnt. But again, not a reason alone to change owners, in my view."
*******************
Total and utter rubbish.
You misunderstand.......
the reason why Tottenham fans want ENIC gone is their abysmal failure to put together a winning season for the last hundred years (or that what is seems like to fans). And that was long before ESL fiasco surfaced.
posted on 28/4/21
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by JustCallMeTed (U21528)
posted 4 hours, 54 minutes ago
Here you are...await the next fiasco.....
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2021/04/27/report-51-year-old-becomes-new-favourite-for-the-tottenham-job-as-levy-makes-big-decision/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ted, you should stop reading the Beano.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You want to bet against Ten Hag?
Just tell me how much, Sandy.........
https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2021/04/27/ten-hag-tottenham-manager/
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It doesn`t matter who the manager is Ted. Nobody will get this bunch of losers to amount to much.
Beyond caring who the new manager will be in all honesty. Whatever happens it will take a five year rebuild now.
You want ENIC gone, who exactly will replace them Ted, and service the stadium debt. You must have some idea if you want ENIC out.
posted on 28/4/21
The next owners that come in will be just as interested in profit as Enic. Who is going to put down billions to buy us and then not care about the return? Only someone who would use it as a play thing!
Enic are going nowhere but there does have to be some more focus from them on the football, not just the profit
posted on 28/4/21
comment by Tottenham Chronic (U3423)
posted 6 hours, 17 minutes ago
The next owners that come in will be just as interested in profit as Enic. Who is going to put down billions to buy us and then not care about the return? Only someone who would use it as a play thing!
Enic are going nowhere but there does have to be some more focus from them on the football, not just the profit
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You could say the same thing about more focus on football to the new owners.
And maybe they might listen.......
since winning leads to mor eprofit!
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