Protests at Tottenham Stadium and a rare win… all in the life and times of Daniel Levy’s kaleidoscopic world.
Protests at Tottenham Stadium and a rare win… all in the life and times of Daniel Levy’s kaleidoscopic world. Part of the entertainment of going to the Tottenham stadium—including away matches—is observing the theatre of anger directed at those who mismanage our football club. At the Manchester game, we were greeted by mass protests in the name of fan power. Yes, people protested that they wanted Levy and ENIC out and that the club should focus on football rather than what has taken over as the main objective for the Levy stadium… entertainment. There were clashes of pro-Levy supporters (miniscule) and the larger gathering of those who wanted to throw him out, along with the board, for somebody, they say, who cares about football and wants to win trophies. All amusing stuff, and we didn’t have to pay a cent more for the extra distraction (oops… entertainment!). Even though we got in safely, the entertainers continued shouting Levy out while bemused watchers looked on and ...
