Time moves very quickly in football and the once lauded chairman Daniel Levy is now frequently witness to #enicout and #levyout trending on social media. Protests have taken outside the stadium and The Boy understands from organizers that further protests are also planned for next season. There was a time when ‘Levy time’ was associated with metaphorically pulling a rabbit out of a hat, but now one is more likely to find aggravated comments about time-wasting and penny-pinching.
So young Liam posted a quite upbeat Tweet declaring his admiration for the stadium. A development that once held the fanbase’s whole attention, and there were planes above it taking pictures, videos shot of various tasks being completed as well as detailed discussion and analysis of each day’s work. That excitement has well and truly peaked with most fans. Gone is the boyish enthusiasm, and it has in the main been replaced by fear about the spiralling debts and the collapsing football that has seen Spurs fall from the Champions League into 7th and now the Europa Conference, UEFA’s third tier of football.
It looks as if Liam might have been staggered by the replies, but certainly wasn’t moved by any of the ‘all wrap and no gift’ type comments.
