The sooner Premier League football resumes (be it behind closed doors or otherwise) the better, top-flight English football doesn’t fare too well under close examination when it comes to goings-on off the grass.
Mr. Levy’s year has been a testing one. Whilst there have been “Levy/ENIC out” noises in the past, it’s fair to say that mood online has become increasingly fragile, with questions now being asked about the plans for the squad, opposed to the sainted infrastructure of the business model.
Recently we’ve had comments from Kieran Trippier that weren’t great, the booting of Poch who wasn’t backed, the warning about future transfer budgets… and the cherry on the guano cake has undoubtedly been the club claiming state aid.
Now, Victor Wanyama is alleging that he was engineered out the door at Spurs, who wouldn’t even afford him reserve games to prove his fitness, after returning from injury. At a time when our midfield was quite frankly in a state of flux.
In the words of Glenn Frey, “The heat is on”.