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Sources: Levy Happy To Abandon Premier League Season Tomorrow

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Another decent in-depth piece here from The Athletic gang this time featuring Matt Slater, David Ornstein, Laurie Whitwell, and Adam Crafton who one must say, have not just done their homework but done it with some distinction.

The word from The Athletic is that Levy is happy to walk away. Which at first glance, feels it might be a questionable business decision. However, The Boy Hotspur spoke with a source close to the club this afternoon and now has a better understanding of the thinking.

For starters, without fans in attendance, any club offering its facilities to aid completing the season will be doing so for “the good of the game” and without receiving any tangible, financial benefit. Say adieu to bags stuffed with replica shirts etc., and kiss goodbye to £800,000’s worth N17 burgers (or whatever they’re called).

For the main course, there’s the TV money, or what might be termed “The Stakeholder’s Revenge”… What will Sky, BT Sport, and Amazon actually do? Demand their money back? In another life maybe, but in this one, there’s plenty of product unsold next season, that could yet be sold. So no biggie.

What’s for puddin’?! Never underestimate the blunt world view of Daniel Levy. The reason that the furloughing of non-playing staff was binned, was down to the dreadful PR that was created. Stop paying millionaires for doing nothing and you’ll wait a long time to hear anything from the public that could be mistaken for disapproval.

C’mon lads, let’s just get this done. I need a mental health boost, my brain cannot cope with Spurs not annoying me!

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Steve KillerCushion Williams
Steve KillerCushion Williams
3 years ago
Reply to  James Emperor

If they do cancel it as void then surely the only way is to go on the previous season. How else would they decide the placings if this season is void and doesn’t count?.. There’s man city as well man good point i forgot about them… It doesn’t suit us but it would be fairer if liverpool were crowned champs and the rest finish where they are. We are 8th and played one more than the others so it’s no surprise levy wants to cancel this season and just write it off.

James Emperor
James Emperor
3 years ago

To null and void it does not mean we`d be in CL next season,as it`d be down to UEFA to decide the places after MC are dealt with.Nightmare all `round.

Steve KillerCushion Williams
Steve KillerCushion Williams
3 years ago

*Chelsea not wolves

Steve KillerCushion Williams
Steve KillerCushion Williams
3 years ago

Of course declaring this season null/void would also mean that we would be in the champions league again next season.. Doesn’t seem fair to leicester and wolves who are in prime position.

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