WE WERE A GOOD PERFORMANCE OVER 90 MINS AWAY FROM A CUNT OFF THIS WEEK
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That doesn't mean we have the best owners and everyone else is inferior.Which is exactly the point.
Keep seeing posts such as "sell up bastards" with fuck all else to back it up, sell to who?? None of you (levy in/out) know anything.
As I said it's just lazy thing to say.
It's just as, if not more lazy to sling out "who else is there" as a reply.
No one really cares who else there is, we'd all have an opinion of some one actually comes to the table and it becomes public knowledge.
NOBODY has said 'who else is there' though?!
So not sure what point you are trying to make, not sure you are either to be honest.
The two Real Madrid players Daniel Levy once demanded in swap deal for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham
Tottenham's Daniel Levy is among the toughest negotiators in the world, and Real Madrid chief Florentino Perez found this out the hard way.
The two Real Madrid players Daniel Levy once demanded in swap deal for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham
Shamanth Jayaram
Fri 9 February 2024
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is one of the toughest negotiators in the world, and Real Madrid president Florentino Perez found this out the hard way.
Very rarely do Real Madrid end up not getting someone they want. The Galacticos are the biggest football club in the world, but Levy made them turn around and walk away in 2018 when they tried to snatch then-Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino.
The Athletic claim today that when Real Madrid came calling for Pochettino, Levy demanded Marco Asensio and Mateo Kovacic in a swap deal along with £100 million.
Would have been easier to just say no . That is not negotiating , if I offered to buy peak Messi for a can of Fanta is that a negotiation. It is a totally fake article in my opinion , the max it would cost Real is paying up the remainder of Poch’s contract at the time . I suppose we could try and say it was tortious interference but very difficult to proveThe two Real Madrid players Daniel Levy once demanded in swap deal for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham
Tottenham's Daniel Levy is among the toughest negotiators in the world, and Real Madrid chief Florentino Perez found this out the hard way.tbrfootball.com
The two Real Madrid players Daniel Levy once demanded in swap deal for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham
Shamanth Jayaram
Fri 9 February 2024
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is one of the toughest negotiators in the world, and Real Madrid president Florentino Perez found this out the hard way.
Very rarely do Real Madrid end up not getting someone they want. The Galacticos are the biggest football club in the world, but Levy made them turn around and walk away in 2018 when they tried to snatch then-Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino.
The Athletic claim today that when Real Madrid came calling for Pochettino, Levy demanded Marco Asensio and Mateo Kovacic in a swap deal along with £100 million.
You may be right but back then I presume Levy there was no way Levy wanted to let Pochettino leave so he slapped ridiculous demands in the face of Real M. just to tell them to stay away and not even bother to try.
By then Spurs had already lost both Modric and Bale to Real M. - a club that think they can get any player they (problem is: they generally do get whoever player they want).
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As if you believe this crap lol
Ever heard of a manager/player swap before? No me neither
View: https://x.com/Belgian_Hotspur/status/1756276475773296770?s=20
Hahahahaha but also NOT hahahahahaha
That doesn't surprise me.
I was over there Saturday, on a "freebie", yet when i checked my bank balence Sunday morning ,it didn't feel like it.
The after match cake was delightful though...
Pressure needs to stay on the club to deliver trophies.
You can also look at this and see that Spurs success is fan built because they pay for it more than any other club.
Fact remains that Spurs fans are loaded.
Surprised West Ham spend so little.
Thought they would be drinking much more there as zero pubs within what feels like 10miles of that place.
Lightweights.
Exactly. Such an odd logic that if a random fan ( who isn’t in the business world) can’t name a potential business owner/investment company to buy us then they must not exist.
As you say, barely any Tottenham fan would have heard of enic & Lewis before they bought us. & even then they would have know very little about them. Look at all the fraudulent & corrupt stuff coming out about Lewis now. Untrustworthy to say the least! Many seemed to think he was a clean ethical trustworthy guy.
Need to understand the exact revenue make-up of this. Is this just football matchday revenues? (So, is it including the non-football revenues from boxing, concerts, NFL etc?). Assuming it is only match-day revenues what % is made up of Corporate and ST's? It's long been said that Corporate revenues generate in the region of 80% of match-day revenues.
I'm not making any stake here, our tickets are fucking expensive. It's just I bet the fans who make up the 20% of the revenue bracket actually think they are the ones who make up the number being reported here. While those in the 80% of the revenue bracket don't say a word because their company picks up the bill.
If you think Spurs fans are loaded, think USA. The average price of a super bowl ticket yesterday was $8,400. All the celebs who aren't NFL fans and don't understand or appreciate the game are let in gratis while the REAL fans are completely rinsed. You have to be loaded to go to this game.
Below are ticket prices for the CL final.
Category One seats, the cheapest on offer, will cost €70 (£61; $76), but there is then a significant jump to category Two, which are priced at €180 (£156; $195). The next level of tickets, Category Three, are €490 (£425; $530), while Category Four seats would set you back €690 (£599; $747) each.May 18, 2023
Our stadium is open longer and has better food & drink offerings for your average fan than any other stadium in the league - therefore we spend more time and money in there. That's all that table shows
Most of what I do in here, is try and encourage self-respect.
As a fanbase, we are far, far too soft/passive.
You bend over for Bald Cunt - he is driving that crooked little micro-cock home, with everything he's got.
Do not accept mediocrity.
We give our very best.
Expect the very same, in return.
And if we don't get it... #BaldCunt get's it.
#BecauseWeAreWorthIt
They probably get cost priced drinks on top of their subsidised seats.