Good evening where you are.
Daniel Levy is currently on the telephone to his GP asking for something that will make the blushing stop.
No other football club in the 21st century operates like this.
Unchecked contempt for “other people” and a near complete disregard for the the actual football side of THFC leaves our man-child, Daniel Q Buttcheeks, literally in a league of his own.
The flat earther’s still out there still supporting this fraud must be scrambling tonight – trying work out what’s left to champion in the depressingly futile crusade to stick up for a dead man stumbling.
West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace has proven his credentials as a not only a chairman, but as human being.
Anelka’s quenelle was greeted with an opportunity to make a meaning full public apology.
One was not forthcoming and the wannabe celebrity fascist was dismissed uncontested on grounds of gross misconduct.
The equally worthless neo-nazi Benny Ekotto whilst still a Tottenham Hotspur player, congratulated Anelka on his “beautiful” quenelle.
The response of Daniel Levy was to do nothing, until eventually he got the better of his own cowardice and Cameroonian clown was paid off. Not sacked, but paid off using our club’s money.
Those of you who need to dwell upon that, knock yourselves out.
Peace said:
I have informed Saido that he will not be transferred during this summer window and that he is staying at the club.
As I have made clear from the moment Tottenham lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
Our plans have always been based on Saido being part of our squad for the 2015-16 season.
But there are two other good reasons why he will not be sold.
Firstly, had we ever entertained the notion of selling him we have not received an offer anywhere near attractive enough from Tottenham Hotspur.
Not only have the offers been too low as a valuation of the player, but they have been based on stage-payments and add-ons over a long period which do nothing to reflect Saido’s ability and potential.
I have the greatest respect for Daniel Levy but he must surely appreciate we would have needed to replace Saido had he left and no consideration of that position has been reflected by Tottenham’s strategy.
It has contributed to our completing our last two games without a key player.
I have spoken to Saido and of course I have sympathy for him. He has been unsettled and distracted by all this and I understand that. But I have strongly advised him to put this behind him and get back to what he does best which is to work hard for the team and score goals for Albion.”
Wow.
Those read eerily like the words of competent CEO.
The myth that Levy is a ‘good chairman’ or a ‘revered negotiator’ is at best, complete nonsense.
Nobody is able to credibly substantiate a case for his continued employment.
15 years is an extraordinary time for CEO to remain in one position. It is utterly atypical. Despite any halfhearted and nonsensical protestations about what happened before Levy was gifted the Spurs chalice – only to poison it himself.
The league has changed, Jesus wept, the world has changed.
Daniel Levy is time expired.
Patronising plummy plonkers with 1sts in economics were probably all the rage 15 years ago, in game still populated by wide boys like El Tel.
Are West Brom fans worried tonight that Peace will take them back to the dark days of [insert bogeyman here]?
No they are not.
Stop clucking, you mindless wet hens.
It’s our 4th game of the 2015/16 season on Saturday.
Disorder from those that absolutely insist that Spurs and its fans are treated with respect is fast becoming a very probable reality.
