Daniel Levy

And that was being kind because, you know, again, that was the second time that he was relegated in a row.

And, you know, but the numbers that they threw out, And look, I know that Daniel Levy was there for a while.

He's since left.

And, you know, a little bit like Mike Ashley, he held the purse strings really tight to the chest and it gave them the opportunity once he left to go then spend the money.

okay, surprisingly.

You know, which baffles.

But, I mean, a lot of that comes from, again, Daniel Levy's careful spending.

A lot of that comes from the fact that they're bringing in revenue outside of the football and the new stadium itself.

Well, we'll get into that in a minute.

The inevitable, Daniel Levy still lurking around.

lewis family brooklyn eric still knocking around we'll get on to that in a minute before we go anywhere guys please remember to like and subscribe to the channel talking tottenham 1882 um your support has been absolutely fantastic i couldn't be where i am today and guys also don't forget get over to spotify that's talking tottenham 1882 just click on Go find it on Spotify and just please hit follow.

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So guys, I mean, look, you go away, and just when you think, like I said, nothing could possibly happen, but this is Spurs, isn't it? There's a huge amount going on, and some of it raises really sort of interesting questions about where the club is headed.

We now know more about the £27 million package connected to Daniel Levy's removal last year.

£27 million to get him out the door.

He had to click, obviously.

Now, I don't know, Kieran, how Daniel Levy took it

when

he was – there's no other word for it, ousted as chairman.

i mean

deserve he does he does contradict himself but i put it down to the fact that it's his second language and he's all over the place but you i'd never understand what he's saying i still believe in him um listen a quick word about daniel levy who has apparently, our man's been in the news today, Tom Barkley has revealed that he's been given a £27 million payoff.

Now, apparently he'd earned £61 million prior to that, so you add £61 to £27, and Daniel Levy is £88 million better off for his time at Spurs, which almost, I think, to the pound, equals what Harry Kane cost when he was sold to Bayern Munich yesterday.

and when he wrote that article, Tom left a little note with us and says, have Spurs improved in his absence? Well, first of all, I mean, that sort of money, I don't know, what are we, how are we meant to respond to news like that apparently only once before has there been a higher payoff and that was the 35 million paid to marina granos sky at chelsea when i keep wanting to call them um clear water i was a clear lake took over it wasn't the supermarket chain anyway she got 35 million he's got 27 million what do we have to say about that guys

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And it will take time, not just on the pitch, but off the pitch as well.

George, do you wish to defend, condemn, say anything about Levy? £27 million, it suddenly makes the money we spent on Savio and that lot look reasonable, if he's worth £27 million.

I was thinking, how old is Daniel Levy? Is he kind of like 59? Is he 60? I'm not sure.

Can I give you my two pence on this situation? Because obviously...

My own club have done many protests over the last couple of years with Enoch and Daniel Levy, etc.

And I personally feel like the sponsorship thing that Manchester United are doing, like the fans sending emails and stuff, I personally think it's a waste of energy.

I actually discussed this on Live at Five yesterday.

Or when the big protests are going on, like what was going on at West Ham and that, those owners, they just ignored it.

I'll give you an example.

Every time, obviously towards the end of when Daniel Levy was there, I mean, look, Enoch is still there and he is an employee of Enoch, but he was like the face of it.

The same way that I guess Sir Jim Ratcliffe has kind of become the face of the Glazers in that sense.

I'm not trying to claim to be some sort of ITK or anything.

Yeah, so, I mean, again, just it was a very unnecessary thing that we had foisted on us as fans and, you know, another of Daniel Levy's poor decisions, I think.

Poor decisions from Daniel

Levy.

We also have £120 million of investment that we haven't actually spoken too much about on this channel since it happened.

And at the same time, We have a news article out regarding in the last couple of days regarding Daniel Levy's exit liquidity.

How much did he get paid? And also the struggles for him to actually finalize this sale and claims of a plane that he wants in compensation for delays or interest on the debt.

And we've got some conspiracy.

We haven't heard of it yet, unless he was talking about AIA, in which case it was always known maybe this one, with regards to this, is the one that he was talking about.

And to your point, it doesn't seem like it's a significantly huge sponsor.

Connor, let me move to the crux of what I really wanted to speak to you about today, which is The Daniel Levy situation, right? So there was this big story that came out from Bloomberg a couple of days ago that essentially said that he's made 27 million quid in his exit strategy.

However, that's separate to him selling his stake.