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The ousting of Daniel (COYS)

Freddie

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Mbappe is not coming to Spurs - no matter how much we stump up, imo.

He is going to stay at PSG, or go to the global icon - Madrid.

We’re genuinely not one.

Using that as a stick to beat Levy with is possibly the weakest argument against him yet.
You guys are responding to someone who thinks we could sign Mbappe.

And I'm reading it. In many ways we've all lost.
 

IfiHadTheWings

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Aug 5, 2013
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Where's death row in the UK? But on more serious note
The philosophy was better 10 guilty men go free than one innocent hangs....which i honestly agree with in principle
However whilst City are probably guilty of many heinous crimes, nothing i know of screams out "lets hang the bastards"
so maybe in a case like this we can afford to not worry so much about the niceties.......
On second thoughts if you are a saudi named Kashoggi.....you may have a different point of view....:whistle:
Birmingham
 

Westmorlandspur

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It's less than you deserve tbh.

Who remembers when Levy took back all the fans shares at a pittence and said it will allow us to buy the best players and build a stadium to compete against the best in Europe.

He spent more money making it nfl proof than thinking of us.

I'm still waiting.

Without Kane we'd be Wolves. Probably Leeds.

One trophy in 23 years. From a club that once had the record of winning the most FA Cups.

Lol. Levy fanbois. They are the worst.
Wait no longer. It is happening
 

Styopa

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Personally I'd rather have kept Kane.

Kane obviously wanted to leave and would have probably left on a free this summer anyway. I think Levy wanted him to stay but Kane didn’t want to and wouldn’t sign a new contract. I think Levy would have been delighted if he signed a new contract at the club. But Kane wanted to leave and when someone wants to leave there’s only so much you can do.

We should have achieved more with Kane and partly that’s down to Levy I think. But selling Kane last summer was reasonable and not a stick to beat Levy with imo.
 

Stamford

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Kane obviously wanted to leave and would have probably left on a free this summer anyway. I think Levy wanted him to stay but Kane didn’t want to and wouldn’t sign a new contract. I think Levy would have been delighted if he signed a new contract at the club. But Kane wanted to leave and when someone wants to leave there’s only so much you can do.

We should have achieved more with Kane and partly that’s down to Levy I think. But selling Kane last summer was reasonable and not a stick to beat Levy with imo.

This argument was done to death over the summer. Agree with what you've written but the reason he wanted to leave is because he felt he couldn't win here and that lies with Levy. Ironically I believe he appointed the managers he did to try and keep Kane but it obviously didn't go as we all wanted
 

ukdy

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I think it's wonderful where the club is, the energy, the growth on the pitch, the change in style, phisophy and optimism.

For everything Kane gave us on the pitch, off the pitch his presence was a stick to beat both sides with, clickbait for every journo trying to sell him, and he was our biggest star, so the club revolved around him.

Kane staying/leaving is marmite. We are where we are, so forward we must move.
 

yido_number1

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Jun 8, 2004
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Can we change the thread to the ousting of Daniel levy from football operations and put a tick on it?

So much better since we have people he trusts to make the football decisions.
 

yido_number1

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Tut.

Your anger/annoyance at me shows me the small time club you have been conditioned to. be by Teflons stewardship.

I remember when Tottenham Hotspur got the best players.

We should expect nothing less from a chairman that pays himself the highest salary. One that sold our best player.... Probably ever. I wasn't born to see Greaves kick a ball.

I digress.
I'm 42, we've never in my time signed any players that were considered the best in their position. The closest was Klinsmann under Sugar and he wasnt the best in the world.

We have signed players like Bale, Modric and Carrick that went on to be elite but we would never have signed them in their peak years.
 

GutBucket

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I'm 42, we've never in my time signed any players that were considered the best in their position. The closest was Klinsmann under Sugar and he wasnt the best in the world.

We have signed players like Bale, Modric and Carrick that went on to be elite but we would never have signed them in their peak years.
Romero was best CB in Seria A and one of the best players in Copa America when they finally won that trophy with Messi, he is close to the best in the world. He was pretty young when we signed him though. Toby Alderweireld is another one but he wasn't really considered to be THAT great for some reason.
 

rossdapep

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Still too early to be back on his side.

Things are going incredibly well and we do look like we have our house in order.

But the proof will come when we need an extra push to get over the line and if this is a constant method.

Need to let a substantial amount of time pass without dabbling and Levy reacting to those who have his ear.

If he stays out and lets Lange, Munn and Ange crack on then he will start to get a bit of praise again from me.
 

funkycoldmedina

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Still too early to be back on his side.

Things are going incredibly well and we do look like we have our house in order.

But the proof will come when we need an extra push to get over the line and if this is a constant method.

Need to let a substantial amount of time pass without dabbling and Levy reacting to those who have his ear.

If he stays out and lets Lange, Munn and Ange crack on then he will start to get a bit of praise again from me.
I normally love all your posts but christ on a bike anyone would think we've been one of the worst run clubs in the league from this.
He's had a long term strategy to get us up and stay with the big boys. There have been some bumps in the road but the foundations and intent have been solid.
Mistakes will be made again but he makes more good decisions than bad but most have been vindicated with opportunity of hindsight.
Allowing Poch to move from a DoF model and getting in Mourinho and Conte to probably appease the fan base and Kane have been his biggest faux pas but they haven't been catastrophic (see Man Utd)
 

SirHarryHotspur

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Re talk that under Levy we do not sign elite players , how is an elite player measured, on his transfer fee ?
According to transfermkt the top four priced players currently playing in the PL are Fernandez -- Chelsea , Grealish --- City , Rice --- Woolwich and Caicedo -- Chelsea.
Are they the elite players we should be signing at those prices or leave it to Munn, Lange, Ange & Fabio to sort out our buying regime.
 

robotsonic

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I normally love all your posts but christ on a bike anyone would think we've been one of the worst run clubs in the league from this.
He's had a long term strategy to get us up and stay with the big boys. There have been some bumps in the road but the foundations and intent have been solid.
Mistakes will be made again but he makes more good decisions than bad but most have been vindicated with opportunity of hindsight.
Allowing Poch to move from a DoF model and getting in Mourinho and Conte to probably appease the fan base and Kane have been his biggest faux pas but they haven't been catastrophic (see Man Utd)
Not speaking in particular of the poster you've responded to, but more broadly...there actually seems to be a section of the Spurs support (here and otherwise) that really do believe that we've been one of the worst run clubs in the league, despite the consistently upward trajectory, and despite 99% of other clubs and most of football in general lurching from binfire to binfire.
 
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