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Daniel Levy has a favourite ... without risking Spurs’ financial security, Levy should be hugely popular and celebrated. Instead he will face more furious protests about his chairmanship after ...

Fan anger has again been aimed at chairman Daniel Levy - vocalised in persistent 'Levy out' calls from supporters both home and away. Club sources told BBC Sport the protests are "hurting" Levy ...

But what’s causing all this unrest? Well, it’s no secret that many are unhappy with how things are being handled at the club. Much of the frustration is directed at Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, who has ...

Levy has been affected by these protests according to reports. Qatari-based groups have been linked with Tottenham recently, and while there’s been no concrete movement on that front as of yet, this ...

Daniel Levy’s choices are out of his control, case in point, and here we try to look at his travails in the past seasons and see how much blame ... take the club to a more pragmatic direction.

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Martin O’Neill defended Levy recently, while Paul Scholes wouldn’t mind Levy at Manchester United. Speaking on the Rule the Roost Podcast, Dan Kilpatrick has been discussing Levy’s ownership at ...

The return of key players such as James Maddison, Guglielmo Vicario, and Cristian Romero in the coming weeks could provide a much-needed boost for the squad. Meanwhile, tensions among the fanbase ...

DANIEL LEVY is the chairman of Tottenham Hotspur. He is the longest-serving chairman of any Premier League club, having taken over the role from Alan Sugar in 2001. However, he has a far from ...

Daniel Levy could leave Tottenham in the near future after the latest sale hint, according to reports that have emerged on the eve of the home Premier League clash with Leicester City. The Spurs ...

Tottenham fans protested against the ownership of Daniel Levy and ENIC before and after the 1-0 win over Man United on Sunday (16 February). More than 1,000 Spurs supporters showed their ...