Now is Daniel Levy’s time to leap into action and lead from the front, to remind all his faithful supporters that he is still as razor-sharp as he ever was at running this club, one that was absolutely nothing before he took it by the scruff of its neck.
Hiring José Mourinho was an out-of-character move by our illustrious CEO, almost as if the great man knew in his heart of hearts that dispensing with Mauricio Pochettino was a mistake.
It is clear now for all to see that Mourinho is a busted flush, a dinosaur, the Portuguese Pulis that many brighter and younger fans called him out for being, while I was foolishly defending the indefensible.
Who should replace the Portuguese? One would imagine that the queue of coaches willing to add their names to the list would be a long one. Brendan Rodgers must be keen to get out of the quite dreadful Leicester City, and Julian Nagelsmann must also be itching to unshackle himself from Red Bull Leipzig, a side he has clearly outgrown.
There’s no doubt about it, even though most of these Spurs players cost Poch his job, and are now repeating history with the current gaffer, Levy really ought to act, if only to provide us all with a good laugh, with his next thrilling instalment of ‘How To Run A Football Club Like No Other’.
I, for one, cannot wait for the next successful chapter.