Daniel Levy sacked by Tottenham

An ignominious ending to a controversial reign.

Yep.  The last trophy his Club won was against,…….

The only Trophy his club won....

He was fine with the timing of the decision. His calculator had just run out of batteries, and it had saved him from buying new ones.

Levy dropped a fiver the other day, he bent down to pick it up and it hit him on the back of the head.

Levy: "We have built this club into a global heavyweight competing at the highest level."

Well that is going to fly like a lead balloon

Sep 5, 2025 -- 2:10PM, tobermory wrote:

Levy: "We have built this club into a global heavyweight competing at the highest level."

Well he's not etomg. Champions League finalists, Europa League champions. This is the pinnacle of the club game.

*wrong.

hate to say it, but History will end up portraying him as the man who built the stadium for Taylor swift and Coldplay to perform at.

That’s true

If you like Stadium Rock

I am pretty sure they have not been Champions of anything since 1961

He built the stadium and almost doubled its capacity. I believe Sours won the FA Cup in a year ending in 1. I think the entity that owns Spurs is British unlike its Premiership neighbour Arsenal a very rare thing in Premiership football these days.

I believe Mr Levy was right for the club. And, now with Spurs on a more firmer footing revenues from various sources esp gate receipts will ensure Spurs will have a more stable and pleasant financials going forward.

They will if they can sell the stadium to themselves

They are looking for a long term sponsor of at least 10 years - the mentality of Mr Levy - probably not a gambling entity either. I'm sure a more grounded manager eg Mr Klopp, if available, could be targeted by Mr Lewis no doubt advised by Mr Levy.

I think Spurs will have a bright future.

His penny pinching ways saw him see out his days quibbling with Steve Parish over transfer fees involving Eze and no doubt his wages with the player, Arsenal didn't really need him and probalby only passively wanted him  but took one of Tottenham's prime targets off of him anyway, that sums up Levy's legacy. In it for the money, and definitely did not subscribed to the club mantra that the game was all about glory, they sacked a manager for taking them to glory for the first time in nearly 2 decades, couldn't make it up. Kind Regards.