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Media is partly to blame, but fans thinking this £100m is just for transfers seem to ignore the club's finances and how things operate. It’s really just to improve cash flow and avoid borrowing; it’s not going to be spent on two £50m players like that.
October 9, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Media is partly to blame, but fans thinking this £100m is just for transfers seem to ignore the club's finances and how things operate. It’s really just to improve cash flow and avoid borrowing; it’s not going to be spent on two £50m players like that.
In a time when DEI is under attack as being a bad thing, we need reminders that making people “included” is a good thing. It warmed my heart seeing this.
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October 6, 2025 at 5:15 PM
In a time when DEI is under attack as being a bad thing, we need reminders that making people “included” is a good thing. It warmed my heart seeing this.
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Spurs fans seem to fall into two groups right now: one focuses on stats and expects a polished style, while the other sees it as a work in progress, prioritizing results over xG. Both views are valid. #COYS
October 4, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Spurs fans seem to fall into two groups right now: one focuses on stats and expects a polished style, while the other sees it as a work in progress, prioritizing results over xG. Both views are valid. #COYS
I get the disappointment in the game; we need to improve. I get the call to play the stronger players; however, if we don't rotate and rest players and play the same 8-9 players twice a week, I think we are increasing the risk of a longer-term injury crisis.
October 1, 2025 at 11:32 AM
I get the disappointment in the game; we need to improve. I get the call to play the stronger players; however, if we don't rotate and rest players and play the same 8-9 players twice a week, I think we are increasing the risk of a longer-term injury crisis.
Definitely a lot of work; is the ask too big for Frank? We are going to hit a rough patch soon, and we might get the answer to that sooner than maybe we'd like.
Watching Spurs at the moment I just think: they're trying to bring in (another) new style of play with (another) patchy half-fit squad. It's a big ask and will require a lot of work. I don't think it's going to be pretty any time soon.
September 30, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Definitely a lot of work; is the ask too big for Frank? We are going to hit a rough patch soon, and we might get the answer to that sooner than maybe we'd like.
I think we were solid in the first half; the second half was pretty poor, and we didn't adjust at all to Wolves' changing formation. Feeling frustrated, but credit for fighting until the end; it felt like a loss was coming, so a point, while not ideal, is better than nothing.
September 27, 2025 at 9:09 PM
I think we were solid in the first half; the second half was pretty poor, and we didn't adjust at all to Wolves' changing formation. Feeling frustrated, but credit for fighting until the end; it felt like a loss was coming, so a point, while not ideal, is better than nothing.
I'm not sure we should be getting excited about a guy who made an offer for a Formula E team but couldn't follow through on the obligation to complete the purchase.
September 26, 2025 at 1:20 PM
I'm not sure we should be getting excited about a guy who made an offer for a Formula E team but couldn't follow through on the obligation to complete the purchase.
Now that the dust has settled, we get the details. I think it was time to remove Levy as the central focus for everything, allowing the team to concentrate on their specific areas. It will be interesting to see what the new vision will be.
Tottenham Hotspur adjusting to life after Daniel Levy.
My piece on a historic month for the club.
www.nytimes.com/athletic/666...
My piece on a historic month for the club.
www.nytimes.com/athletic/666...
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September 26, 2025 at 11:29 AM
Now that the dust has settled, we get the details. I think it was time to remove Levy as the central focus for everything, allowing the team to concentrate on their specific areas. It will be interesting to see what the new vision will be.
As it's the Sun and Lipton is the Jurno, I personally would not take all that is reported as fact. The UK Takeover Code states that the club has to make an announcement. If there is truth to this, I would wait and see.
September 25, 2025 at 8:41 PM
As it's the Sun and Lipton is the Jurno, I personally would not take all that is reported as fact. The UK Takeover Code states that the club has to make an announcement. If there is truth to this, I would wait and see.
I support and send love to Jess Naz. Cowards who hide behind a phone screen need to face consequences.
Racism has no place in football or in society. We stand in full support of Jess Naz following the horrific abuse she received on social media, and no player should ever be subjected to such hatred.
September 25, 2025 at 10:57 AM
I support and send love to Jess Naz. Cowards who hide behind a phone screen need to face consequences.
Seeing some debate about whether the defence is better this season than last. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter because you cannot go back in time to change the past. This is Frank’s team now, and all that matters is what he does going forward, not if a data point in the past is correct.
September 22, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Seeing some debate about whether the defence is better this season than last. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter because you cannot go back in time to change the past. This is Frank’s team now, and all that matters is what he does going forward, not if a data point in the past is correct.
We definitely found ourselves digging out of a hole we built, especially with the second goal that was the negative, but I appreciate the perseverance to earn the point. Still a work in progress, but I see signs of improvement. #coys
September 20, 2025 at 4:00 PM
We definitely found ourselves digging out of a hole we built, especially with the second goal that was the negative, but I appreciate the perseverance to earn the point. Still a work in progress, but I see signs of improvement. #coys
This is an example of the Anecdotal Fallacy. It's similar to someone saying, “People were racist toward my dad and he just accepted it, so others should do the same.” We need to strive for a better society and show more compassion for others.
Maresca on the mental health concern for Sterling and Disasi "My father is 75 years old and for 50 years he has been a fisherman, working from 2am until 10am. This is hard in life, not a player, the way they work. I know that the club is giving them the opportunity to work in the right way."
September 19, 2025 at 11:51 AM
This is an example of the Anecdotal Fallacy. It's similar to someone saying, “People were racist toward my dad and he just accepted it, so others should do the same.” We need to strive for a better society and show more compassion for others.
At the end of last season, we had defensive issues, but it's clear those are being addressed this season. However, creativity remains a challenge, and resolving it may take time. Concerns are understandable. Rome wasn't built in a day #coys
September 17, 2025 at 12:45 PM
At the end of last season, we had defensive issues, but it's clear those are being addressed this season. However, creativity remains a challenge, and resolving it may take time. Concerns are understandable. Rome wasn't built in a day #coys
Football agents and agencies should adhere to a code of conduct and regulations, and each agent must publicly disclose their fees.
lol I’m gonna need bluesky’s biggest soccer post ever to balance out all the politics engagement im burying myself under.
September 11, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Football agents and agencies should adhere to a code of conduct and regulations, and each agent must publicly disclose their fees.
Forest bid for Mickey van De Ven coming in January.
September 9, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Forest bid for Mickey van De Ven coming in January.
Levy managed both finance and football. Splitting the roles allows one team to focus on revenue while another focuses on football. This seems like the right move to me. I don't expect record-breaking transfers, but being better alligned with the manager & better transfer business should come.
🪑 Tottenham's new non-exec chair Peter Charrington
💰 Global CEO of Citi Private Banking 2014-20
🌴 Senior partner of Nexus, Lewis family's luxury resort brand
📊 Tottenham moving to a classical model of boardroom governance
🤝 Relationship with CEO Vinai Venkatesham key
www.nytimes.com/athletic/660...
💰 Global CEO of Citi Private Banking 2014-20
🌴 Senior partner of Nexus, Lewis family's luxury resort brand
📊 Tottenham moving to a classical model of boardroom governance
🤝 Relationship with CEO Vinai Venkatesham key
www.nytimes.com/athletic/660...
Peter Charrington is the Lewis family confidant who will be overseeing a completely restructured Tottenham
Tottenham have been run in a way that set them apart from their Premier League rivals. Not anymore
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September 6, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Levy managed both finance and football. Splitting the roles allows one team to focus on revenue while another focuses on football. This seems like the right move to me. I don't expect record-breaking transfers, but being better alligned with the manager & better transfer business should come.
When this came out, most fans, like myself, focused on the Levy’s words. Now that we know Levy is gone, watch this again and pay close attention to what Vinai says with a new perspective.
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Interview | Daniel Levy and Vinai Venkatesham
YouTube video by Tottenham Hotspur
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September 5, 2025 at 10:47 AM
When this came out, most fans, like myself, focused on the Levy’s words. Now that we know Levy is gone, watch this again and pay close attention to what Vinai says with a new perspective.
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Tottenham’s window felt like a match. They started strong with an early signings, 1-0, and should have been up 2-0, but a controversial penalty made it 1-1 (MGW). Let in an own goal in the second half, wasting time at the back, 1-2 (Eze). They salvaged a draw with late signings to make it 2-2.
September 4, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Tottenham’s window felt like a match. They started strong with an early signings, 1-0, and should have been up 2-0, but a controversial penalty made it 1-1 (MGW). Let in an own goal in the second half, wasting time at the back, 1-2 (Eze). They salvaged a draw with late signings to make it 2-2.
Good review of the window; there were both bad and good aspects.
Tottenham Hotspur's summer 2025 transfer window. Four first-team players in. Two big misses. Son departs. New manager, new CEO. Step in the right direction?
My piece:
www.nytimes.com/athletic/659...
My piece:
www.nytimes.com/athletic/659...
Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer window: Heady expectations, frustration and, in the end, excitement
Thomas Frank's first summer in charge was far from plain sailing, but Tottenham's team is stronger than it was at the end of last season
www.nytimes.com
September 2, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Good review of the window; there were both bad and good aspects.
West Ham appears to have organized their defence effectively today and capitalized on a fatigued Nottingham Forest team, leading 3-0. Frank should pay attention to this game, as he will need to prepare us to break down a tough defence, as they will set up the same when we face them.
August 31, 2025 at 2:56 PM
West Ham appears to have organized their defence effectively today and capitalized on a fatigued Nottingham Forest team, leading 3-0. Frank should pay attention to this game, as he will need to prepare us to break down a tough defence, as they will set up the same when we face them.
know we were linked, looks like he was Bayern-bound.
Bayern Munich have made an approach to sign attacker Ademola Lookman from Atalanta.
The proposal for the 27-year-old is a loan, including a sizable fee, with an option to buy at a substantial price.
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The proposal for the 27-year-old is a loan, including a sizable fee, with an option to buy at a substantial price.
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August 31, 2025 at 2:40 PM
know we were linked, looks like he was Bayern-bound.
Our midfield struggled today and lacked momentum. Frank has work to do during the international break. West Ham may have a new manager with players looking to impress, and will look to neutralize Kudus, as we saw today. This can be fixed, but we need a bounce-back performance right away.
August 30, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Our midfield struggled today and lacked momentum. Frank has work to do during the international break. West Ham may have a new manager with players looking to impress, and will look to neutralize Kudus, as we saw today. This can be fixed, but we need a bounce-back performance right away.
We are being used as a negotiation tool. As soon as we bid €65m, Chelsea will match and he will go there as he agreed last month.
Xavi Simons is in London as he hopes to finalise a Premier League move.
Spurs in talks and considering a bid. Simons has wanted Chelsea all summer, and terms are in place.
Both clubs active, with Leipzig hoping for €65m+.🇳🇱
Spurs in talks and considering a bid. Simons has wanted Chelsea all summer, and terms are in place.
Both clubs active, with Leipzig hoping for €65m+.🇳🇱
August 28, 2025 at 10:53 AM
We are being used as a negotiation tool. As soon as we bid €65m, Chelsea will match and he will go there as he agreed last month.
Tottenham V Doncaster Carling cup 26th August 09 5 - 1
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August 27, 2025 at 10:05 PM