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Watch Your Daily Briefing feat. Dier, Gollini, Romero & that man Levy

These are testing times for our illustrious leader, if one is to believe the Mail Online, who believe that any possible cut-price sale of Chelsea Football Club might undermine our CEO’s valuation of his own business. We have international call-ups, no international call-ups, and a frankly ridiculous suggestion about a former Tottenham manager.

If the quality of the transfer rumours doesn’t improve, we will have to look for someone to make them up. Oh, hang on.

This particular video contains one extremely mild profanity and so if you are of an extremely nervous disposition, do not call Interpol or the water board et al., simply exercise some self-control and do not click on the tape.

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Eddie
Eddie
4 years ago

That picture of levy above,he just checked his financial spreadsheet on his phone and he’s a penny down from the previous hour.Doesn’t you heart weep?

Billy Tonsils
Billy Tonsils
4 years ago
Reply to  Billy Tonsils

Levy will stop

Billy Tonsils
Billy Tonsils
4 years ago
Reply to  Marbella Spur

Too Northern …what what..

Billy Tonsils
Billy Tonsils
4 years ago
Reply to  at large

Then you woke up..

Billy Tonsils
Billy Tonsils
4 years ago
Reply to  Finn

As I said .,Cippedy Clopp…The white stallion the chubby Argentinian led in by the Centurion Bale🤮🤮 of course Poch’s return will almost certainly mean the return LoCelso not so sure about NDembele though if a relevant fee cannot gained he may well return …kerching
Why people suddenly think Levy stop enjoying manipulating and milking our fans because an independent coach and winner like Conte is currently coach is beyond me.
Daniel I’m in charge Levy is a complete and utter c#nt ..he thinks he runs Universal Studios and we support a football team..may a pox fall upon him.

THFC
THFC
4 years ago
Reply to  Finn

History repeats itself, great read.

Finn
Finn
4 years ago

Hopefully events will reshape the rumours and speculations regarding Conte leaving and Poch re-joining. However, this sounds like the perfect storm for Levy…..

Here’s some speculation, which I’m sure I hope will not come to pass, but the circumstances as they currently stand (at least in the eyes of the media) could conspire to persuade Levy to try to manipulate an outcome which would be Classic Levy.

Here’s Levy’s potential problem:

He is facing a crunch with a very driven and lauded “winner” who as part of that winning makeup will threaten and be prepared to carry through on threats, in a berserker like fashion. Levy generally doesn’t like opposition or confrontation, he’s proved himself to be a sneaky coward who deals with employees by undermining, insertion and manipulation to create what are basically constructive dismissals.

Given that, I could see Levy not losing too much sleep if Conte left; after all, Conte may simply have been his only option given the hole he had dug for himself with Nuno-gate.

But Conte is volatile and if things don’t go according to a plan that he believes Levy has agreed to (and we all know about Levy, promises and small print) he’ll give Levy trouble, of that I have little doubt.

Whilst some have been OK to take the money and stay shtum, shrink away in shame or just put THFC behind them and try to re-construct their lives and careers, Conte strikes me more as a Samson type character who will bring the place down in his anger and frustration. Levy must surely be wise to this.

IF Levy does not back Conte and by that I mean he does what he normally does and:

  • tells him he will sign top quality players,
  • pretends to be in the hunt by making offers (far below serious consideration),
  • strangles any potential interest in a deal with protracted and destructive haggling
  • then buys him some kid he might be able to flog later at a profit, and/or another useless N’winger, and/or a player being let go because he’s somehow flawed and/or is a burned out has been available on loan to off-set another clubs wages liability

…….then Conte will turn on Levy. He’ll be mindful of his own reputation and push the boundaries of what can be said under his, “you can’t be honest about just how badly Levy is screwing up the club” non-disclosure agreement.

Of course the timing will also be such that the season will have started. Levy likes this as, apart from his bargain basement mentality, it generally doesn’t offer the manager much of an option most well run clubs, which accounts for most of them, will have already secured their manager and the initial finishing line for the Sack-Race tend to be later in the year.

To action this scheme, Levy would need Poch already lined up. Poch (assuming he severs ties with PSG and takes a bit of gardening leave to recharge) would be ready to step in – this saves face for Levy (an easy spin), but also means Levy cannot make good on any squad promises till the winter window…. and of course when we get there, well we all know its not the best time, so let’s look at the summer…

…………yes another year without significant improvement.at the the Cowslip’s Warren that is THFC. The cycle continues.

Should/when this come to pass and in the miasma of Deju-vu, which is the lot of the average Tottenham supporter, we once again witness the future replaying the lessons not learned from our history, I could see Levy rubbing his hands at the thought of a Poch reunion, especially if Conte can be amicably (and without furore and fuss), “released” to pursue another opportunity (ManU/Citeh/PSG/Nouveau-Cheatski etc.).

Presenting Conte with a soft exit path might avoid the exposure to claims about the emperors’ clothes. Meanwhile, Levy has once again seduced Poch: nothing new here, Poch has been the most loyal and compliant of all the sheepdogs Levy has owned.

Outcomes:

  • Hot-headed and confrontational Conte gone without fuss. Conte’s reputation maintained, Levy saves face.
  • Poch replaces him, easy to sell as a homecoming.
  • Squad not reinforced, (which eased/caused Conte’s going) and Poch sold the idea that the reinforcements would be held off until he can add his input into who he wants.
  • Levy faffs around in January (as per usual) and leaks rumours to AGold and others about summer targets to keep our spirits up!
  • Tells Poch he needs CL to get a rebuild. Poch does enough to scrape into 4th.
  • Does no preparation for Poch’s key targets and goes on holiday till last 2 weeks of the window.
  • Lowballs primary targets, tries to screw over selling clubs and gets three Rolex’s at 10 to midnight, two at 30 quid, one of which says a quarter past four and a heavier one which could be real but has a broken strap and a bent minute hand.

Given our recent history: would this really surprise anyone???

With so much misinformation, leaked propaganda, fake news etc. (no… I’m not referring to Ukraine/Russia – I’m referring to THFC), I figure my speculation and fiction is just a “newsworthy”, but I hope more entertaining! Enjoy…….

Sonificent
Sonificent
4 years ago
Reply to  Marbella Spur

Edward’s and Farrell should be our staff. Jones is atrocious. We don’t have a Plan B. Rugby mirroring our club football??? 😂😂😂

Sonificent
Sonificent
4 years ago
Reply to  at large

🙏 🙏🙏

Marbella Spur
Marbella Spur
4 years ago
Reply to  Sonificent

Absolutely right. Incredibly overrated, he’s been a disaster for England. How can we allow Shaun Edwards to coach France? The RUFC are a bunch of cu**s.

Sonificent
Sonificent
4 years ago
Reply to  Marbella Spur

Eddie out.

Finn
Finn
4 years ago
Reply to  Billy Tonsils

That pretty much sums up the performance of the team/squad/club…..

at large
at large
4 years ago

My dream is that Spurs are the condolation prize in this Chelsea auction and Levy panic sells.

Marbella Spur
Marbella Spur
4 years ago

How can you have a free sports day when France are just about to play England at the Stade de France?

legoverlass
legoverlass
4 years ago

The Gooners bag another three points. I sense another St Totteringham day on the horizon.

Last edited 4 years ago by legoverlass
Marbella Spur
Marbella Spur
4 years ago

The advantage that Spurs have over their valuation compared to Chelsea’s, is that the stadium is built. There is also the matter that West London property is far more expensive than that of Haringey. Raw material building costs are also through the roof, so any putative bidder for Chelsea will have to factor in these costs. of course any bidder for Chelsea has the added advantage of not having to negotiate with Levy which is akin to going to a proctologist who uses the type of refracting telescope that Sir Patrick Moore would have used without anaesthetic.

Archibald&Crooks (SC)
Archibald&Crooks (SC)
4 years ago

I am having a sport free day today but flicking through saw the racists are 2-0 up and wondered how long it will take for them to unravel. It is likely to be a consortium buying them so they wont be buying players like they did under the Russian scumbag.
Fingers crossed it is an Enic type leech company.

Dexter
Dexter
4 years ago
Reply to  Brick Top

That would be like having a wonderful dream, and waking up all bleary-eyed to find it’s actually happening.
One morning just before I waking up, I was having a dream that I was in the shower, and then got up and had a shower.
There’s hope.

Brick Top
Brick Top
4 years ago

If ENIC buys Chelsea and sell Spurs that’s problem solved. Of course it won’t happen, but it’s a nice idea

Billy Tonsils
Billy Tonsils
4 years ago

Dier ..slaughtered for his performance v Utd ..praised for his performance against a toothless Brighton….uncanny ..

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