South stand ground floor...with added motion sickness...
Paul Kramer spinning in his office chair rather than working.
And then we wonder why the stadium is delayed...
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South stand ground floor...with added motion sickness...
Not according to mindless - he disagreed with my post, where I paraphrased the Romans sketch from the life of BrianOkay. But besides that it is obviously the fault of the Romans!
It's definitely not realistic.......I signed De Ligt, De Jong and Sessegnon.......it only took until November for Levy move another £30m into my transfer fund
Alan Sugar was at the stadium...here's a video with Levy chatting in the background...
I disagree - we were still a big club when he was in charge, not long before big enough to sign huge stars like Waddle, Lineker and Gazza.
He was then there at the start of the PL goldrush........and even had inside knowledge of the Sky deal and personally benefited from it
All the conditions were right for us to be one of the clubs that lead the way
He renegotiated the debt with Midland Bank. That is it. This is what any businessman would have done taking control of the Club (business). He was no savour, no white knight, no miracle worker.He saved us from certain bankruptcy, Scholar had run the club into a fiscal abyss, Venables even showed up on the day of purchase without the money to buy his share. Sugar then caught him with his hand in the till, running the club like one of his sleazy West end karaoke dives.
He’s a bit of an abrasive cunt who was never going to throw money round, but he was a safe pair of hands who got the club back on a sound financial footing, developed the ground and handed over a health club to good purchasers who had a feel for the club, the game and also owning other clubs and the machinations involved.
He was on it. On the premier league gravy train and didn't see itHe renegotiated the debt with Midland Bank. That is it. This is what any businessman would have done taking control of the Club (business). He was no savour, no white knight, no miracle worker.
The bloke is a massive prick and took the Club backwards by decades by missing the boat with Sky (although he made sure he made a fucking mint personally). There has never been a more humiliating owner in our history, with his weekly public wanking over Arsene Wenger, his Carlos Kickaball comments and his hiring of Christian who the fucking hell are you Gross. He ran Spurs as though it was a market stall, or should that be stool.
He's a cunt.
We were of the "big five" (despite our financial overcommitment). Our club was instrumental in bringing Sky to the party (it's OK to be fucked off with that if your anti-Sky) but to be in that position and have the added bonus of a Chairman who supplied the fucking dishes that enabled Sky to actually operate is fucking negligent on his part.He was on it. On the premier league gravy train and didn't see it
He should have gone long Tottenham Hotspur
Everyone overtook us that saw the potential
Alan Sugar was at the stadium...here's a video with Levy chatting in the background...
I was a ticket holder and took part in all the demonstrations to get him outWe were of the "big five" (despite our financial overcommitment). Our club was instrumental in bringing Sky to the party (it's OK to be fucked off with that if your anti-Sky) but to be in that position and have the added bonus of a Chairman who supplied the fucking dishes that enabled Sky to actually operate is fucking negligent on his part.
The greatest trick he ever pulled was to convince Spurs fans that we were shit. But by the time he left he was good to his word because he did turn us into shit. A true embarrassment of a Club.
I was there too mate, I was just a kid but did my duty outside of his house and the Courts.I was a ticket holder and took part in all the demonstrations to get him out
Who can forget 'we want our Tottenham back '
He really was that bad
You need a brake and an accelerator to navigate any journey, under Scholar and Bobroff we had two accelerators. But everything he did was truly visionary and if he applied a touch more caution we would have been well placed to be Englands top club, I'm talking about off the field here, gut feeling was that his plans were just this rather than making a quick buck and running off into the sunset, as time has shown that all PL clubs have become the vision he had for Tottenham back then. However, we will never know whether he would have run off into the hills with his pockets bulging for a quick profit or if he was attempting to build something for the long-term.He wasn't the AntiChrist, but we're never going to put up a statue in his honour. Our ownership in the 1980s was the same kind of visionary bullshit that much of Silicon Valley runs on. Claimed they could see the future, started moving really early on a whole bunch of ideas that other clubs took in the PL-era and made their fortunes with.
Unfortunately, the trick in business is to see the future, but also be able to execute things at the correct time, so they are profitable. They didn't, and nearly took the club down with them as a result. It's been a long, hard road back to reaching this position in English football. The hardest few steps are the ones we're doing right now.
And a wankHate to break it to Lord Sugar, but some lowly construction worker already had that honor.
Alan Sugar was at the stadium...here's a video with Levy chatting in the background...
He renegotiated the debt with Midland Bank. That is it. This is what any businessman would have done taking control of the Club (business). He was no savour, no white knight, no miracle worker.
The bloke is a massive prick and took the Club backwards by decades by missing the boat with Sky (although he made sure he made a fucking mint personally). There has never been a more humiliating owner in our history, with his weekly public wanking over Arsene Wenger, his Carlos Kickaball comments and his hiring of Christian who the fucking hell are you Gross. He ran Spurs as though it was a market stall, or should that be stool.
He's a cunt.
We were of the "big five" (despite our financial overcommitment). Our club was instrumental in bringing Sky to the party (it's OK to be fucked off with that if your anti-Sky) but to be in that position and have the added bonus of a Chairman who supplied the fucking dishes that enabled Sky to actually operate is fucking negligent on his part.
The greatest trick he ever pulled was to convince Spurs fans that we were shit. But by the time he left he was good to his word because he did turn us into shit. A true embarrassment of a Club.
No Spurs Chairman should EVER lick the arse of your biggest rival, under no circumstances EVER. Even more so given the utter crap that he gave us, he was so in awe of them he thought the answer was The Man in a Raincoat, what an utter cunt. Never has there been a Chairman so disconnected from its fans. As I said he rammed this down our throats almost on a weekly basis with his humiliating take on football, all so that he got the headlines and improved his public profile while making us a laughing stock. But he loved Woolwich and publicly told us all how much often.Except no other businessman with the wherewithal to buy us and to renogiate and underwrite that debt renogiation, except Robert Maxwell (and how catastrophic would that have been) was prepared to do it.
Like I said, he’s an abrasive cunt, I don’t like him much but I do t really give a fuck about his persona, and his knowledge of football was limited, but he took over a mess, dealt with that fucking bullshiting cunt Venables, and at least made sure we didn’t become one of the many decent size clubs - SheffW, Forest, Leeds etc - that went down the toilet.
He did a decent interim job improving the stadium. I didn’t disagree with the logic of some of his managerial choices, but none of them really paid off. He could have done things better but could have done things a shitload worse. And the club he handed over was in good financial shape.
And he was right about Wenger, he was a fucking game changing appointment for Woolwich and PL football in general.
To be fair he had planning in place to redevelop the East Stand ENIC pulled the plug on that...... and not sure he'd ever have thought about taking us to Straford.....I'm surprised he's not quite embarrassed seeing the Stadium now and where the club has got to since he left.