jts1882
Edgar Davids
I think Enic has something like a 85-90% share in the club (it could be higher now) and Levy's share of Enic is marginally under 30%, so at least 25%.
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Daniel Levy - Former Chairman
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I think Enic has something like a 85-90% share in the club (it could be higher now) and Levy's share of Enic is marginally under 30%, so at least 25%.
Mikey10
Christian Ziege
It was a fair few more than 20 - and I’m sure those involved played their part in making the ownership consider the status quo.
Nope.
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
Absolute lols one of his last actions was to ban that fan
Roland Beurre
Clive Wilson
Levy in!
He was a gentleman but not a Scholar.
Or a Sugar, for that matter.
He was a gentleman but not a Scholar.
Or a Sugar, for that matter.
monkeybarry
Dimitar Berbatov
Levy......over and out
Thanks for the fis.... trophies!
And completely transforming the club from a basket case to a solid and competitive club.
Thanks for the fis.... trophies!
And completely transforming the club from a basket case to a solid and competitive club.
SissokoWasGood (BoL)
Terry Venables
I think it’s difficult to capture in words how important he’s been, what a truly excellent job he is done, and how much credit he really deserves.
The stadium, the training ground, the fact that we were no hopers that were turned into one of the invitees into the Super League. The consistent European football. The great moments.
And he did it all with the intention of ensuring we were sustainable and set up well for the success over the long term. There’s a fair argument that considering the constraints and the longevity, he is by far the best Chairman the league has seen. I hope he is proud of his life’s work. It’s interesting that he’s done a few more interviews this summer - like he was laying the foundation for his legacy. And more power to him. He deserves every ounce of praise he gets and should finally be able to relax. Which I doubt he has done for any great amount of time in the last quarter of a century.
I’ve said that I think something needed to change at the club if we were going to continue to progress. There were too many other clubs investing and innovating in their own strategies to move forward. I think our old playbook would have kept us sustainable but left us behind. The irony is I thought this summer we really did make a step change. We competed for proven players against other top sides, and got the deals done.
I think this is an exciting new era for the club. But I really do think it’s tough to put into words what an incredible feat, what an awesome job Daniel did for 25 years.
The stadium, the training ground, the fact that we were no hopers that were turned into one of the invitees into the Super League. The consistent European football. The great moments.
And he did it all with the intention of ensuring we were sustainable and set up well for the success over the long term. There’s a fair argument that considering the constraints and the longevity, he is by far the best Chairman the league has seen. I hope he is proud of his life’s work. It’s interesting that he’s done a few more interviews this summer - like he was laying the foundation for his legacy. And more power to him. He deserves every ounce of praise he gets and should finally be able to relax. Which I doubt he has done for any great amount of time in the last quarter of a century.
I’ve said that I think something needed to change at the club if we were going to continue to progress. There were too many other clubs investing and innovating in their own strategies to move forward. I think our old playbook would have kept us sustainable but left us behind. The irony is I thought this summer we really did make a step change. We competed for proven players against other top sides, and got the deals done.
I think this is an exciting new era for the club. But I really do think it’s tough to put into words what an incredible feat, what an awesome job Daniel did for 25 years.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Les Medley
I suspect many will be happy and looking forward to January transfer window now the main reason for all our transfer failures has gone.
The club is in a far better place than it was before he took charge, I hope people will remember that.
The club is in a far better place than it was before he took charge, I hope people will remember that.
That’s huge…
A little shocked and wondering what happens next and whether it’s a sale and new owners or if we stick with ENIC and a new person running the show. It’s weird, I’m shocked by it and yet it also feels like something’s been really bubbling under the surface for months. Actually not sure how to feel on this one.
Regardless, from where he joined us, to where we are now, we have absolutely moved forwards and taken a LOT of positive steps.
A little shocked and wondering what happens next and whether it’s a sale and new owners or if we stick with ENIC and a new person running the show. It’s weird, I’m shocked by it and yet it also feels like something’s been really bubbling under the surface for months. Actually not sure how to feel on this one.
Regardless, from where he joined us, to where we are now, we have absolutely moved forwards and taken a LOT of positive steps.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
VV slots straight in id imagine. I dont think ENIC are going anywhere
SpurMeUp
Tommy Harmer
NoLimits01
Allan Nielsen
It’s not often a football club is lucky enough to get a fan as a chairman and even less often for that fan to build the club up from the lows we were in when he took over and turning us into a well run club with amazing facilities and being able to regularly compete at the top table.
Thank you Mr Levy, I can only hope his replacement can push us on even further
Thank you Mr Levy, I can only hope his replacement can push us on even further
Mikey10
Christian Ziege
BrentwoodSpur
Roman Pavlyuchenko
The irony of the levy out phalanx. If this happens they’ll be lead by an ex arsenal man
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
POK is saying the kids of Lewis are more interested in turning Spurs into a force.
NoLimits01
Allan Nielsen
I did hear a story a few years ago saying Joe’s daughter was a Spurs supporter and would watch us whenever she was in London, now she has (or almost has) the reigns to the kingdom she might loosen the purse strings a bit more
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Delivering the hotel is part of the Euro 2028 contracts
SissokoWasGood (BoL)
Terry Venables
I’d love to understand more about the hotel vs footballing business point. What is the calculation there? Is it that hotels would be another long term revenue source? Otherwise, surely we’d plough that money into the footballing business anyway? And how much money is that really anyway?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The son is Levy's childhood mate, but has always been a playboy in Argentina and has apparently never had any interest whatsoever in football
lurker of old
Ronnie Rosenthal
I really hope that the personal abuse he has suffered wasn't the deciding factor in this, though it probably brought it forward. It staggers me that some fans can't see what an astonishing building DL created in the new White Hart Lane: as if the vision, the commitment and the huge amount of effort he put into the project management, was just irrelevant to our future success. What a legacy! Thank you Daniel...