by Madd Men
The last time that Tottenham Hotspur fans organized an official demonstration to express their contempt for the way Daniel Levy heads his club, they occupied 11th place in the elite and still fought on three other fronts. A few months, two predictable cup outings and with their free fall team in the Premier League, they decided that it was time to highlight their dissatisfaction. While football Daily has long questioned the effectiveness of the type of demonstrations which imply that people were walking with an ad in which they were almost certainly going to be in a stadium in which they already planned, Sunday march A At least made it possible to raise awareness of the frustrations that accompany being a fan of broadband who loves unconditionally a football club that does not love you. And although it is almost certainly just to say that Levy was not already illustrated in the low esteem in which he is held by most of the supporters of the Spurs, the news of the demonstration at least frightened club combinations for Send a preventive email containing the bland platitudes and without usual detail concerning “the need to be united”, etc. and so on.
While fans are in their right to feel injured by Levy’s apparent determination to provide them with who they consider as lemonade footballers on a budget that should really extend to the best champagne, at least they cannot Having bodies on the opulence of the cathedral in which they regularly meet to encourage (or deplore) the trophies-dodgers who usually line up for their team instead. And although it is exasperating for them that, in terms of peak performance, Beyoncé remains the reference since the magnificent Tottenham stadium opened its doors, at least on Sunday, the Spurs were able to welcome the opposition whose club is Even more a bin fire, with owners even more unlikely and a large stadium of which is now a complete dumping ground. In a match which was directly in violation of his invoicing of Sky Sports Super Sunday, the Spurs took advantage of the extremely overflowing Manchester United, ending to take the three points, their winner from James Maddison, one of the five players To return from Knack who improved their team without surprise.
Although he is naive for anyone even a fleeting familiarity with Tottenham’s work to read too much in this victory until he can escape from Ipswich without sneaking in both feet later this week, Angel Postcoglou was visibly relieved by his tactically the victory of the inflexible team, lifting them from the 15th of the table. In striking contrast, Ruben Amorim, his opposite number even more obstinate, has passed the closing stages of the game will run in his siege of touch line with sadly on the ground while they took the position. Having been the subject of criticisms on the border of the pure and simple mockery of Roy Keane in the preparation of this match, the “shush” of Maddison’s feast on the cameras after his undisputed tap-in was largely interpreted and then Confirmed as a really funny response. Unfortunately, Keane was not in London to give his opinion on the issue, probably because he was busy polishing his vast collection of medals at home.
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