It's Daniel Levy's fault
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Tottenham Hotspur boss Mauricio Pochettino isn't worried about losing any players to the Chinese Super League and believes that is because of the efforts of Daniel Levy.
"No, we are working very hard, with Daniel the chairman doing a fantastic job, to keep our best players. The chairman deserves full credit for that. He is building a fantastic new stadium for the future of Tottenham.
"It will be our decision (on players), it is not about money as Tottenham are one of the healthiest clubs financially. It is a good feeling, it is a fantastic ownership that we have created and that is important for our future."
It seems he has a higher regard for the hierarchy at the club than some of our own short-sighted fans. While other clubs are standing still or even going backward, Tottenham have grown and developed. That couldn't be done overnight and the process is nowhere near finished yet, but the day is getting closer when we can compete financially with the financially bigger teams o attract the best players.
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If Tottenham fans don't recognise what Levy's done for Tottenham, they should be ashamed to call themselves Tottenham fans.
When he took over we were perennial mid-table or lower. For the last 6 or 7 seasons we've been top 3/4/5/6 on a budget of much less that than our main rivals. We are punching well above our weight in terms of match day revenue and wages paid. This is all down to Levy and the sensible way he's run our club.
You are on the wrong blog mate…transfer to ‘Harry Hotspur’ who denigrates anything & everything to do with THFC…and has the audacity to call himself a supporter!
There you can digest a flow of disinformation tailored to suit the cynical, self-opinionated, disillusioned minority!
why should we?...and why do they have to be personally contributing to it? you should be applauding that they are running our club properly and efficiently and it is generating enough money to not only build a state of the art larger capacity new stadium, but also buliding a team capable of challenging the other top 5 (richer!) clubs