Former player and one-time Tottenham coach Glenn Hoddle has added to chairman Daniel Levy’s woes by pointing out something that many fans had already realized some good time ago, namely that the solution to the club’s problems go beyond the notion that somehow the ‘right coach’ can sort Spurs out.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Hoddle said that Levy was facing the biggest challenge of his 20-years plus at the helm, adding he prays that Levy can salvage the situation.
I take a view that many of us saw this coming a long way off and that at some point, the some 550 days without making a signing had to be addressed. Football clubs cannot operate in a state of suspended animation, and at some point, one has to pay the piper.
Daniel Levy has a squad packed with serial losers, bridesmaids, call them what you will and the atmosphere clearly cannot be right, or Harry Kane wouldn’t be the subject of daily speculation, after his interview with Gary Neville.
