Tottenham fans staged a protest against the club's owner, Daniel Levy
Tottenham fans organized a protest against the club's chairman, Daniel Levy, before the match against Liverpool, following the team's disappointing results this season.
Details: Activists expressed their dissatisfaction with Levy's financial policies, particularly the rising ticket prices and the cancellation of certain fan benefits. They showcased their protest with several banners, one of which read: "I don't care about Levy, and he doesn't care about me," reflecting anger over the increasing costs for supporters.
Another banner called for the departure of ENIC Group, the club's owners, with the text "Dare too expensive" and images of Levy and Joe Lewis, the majority shareholder of the club.
Reminder: Levy became Tottenham's chairman in 2001 when ENIC acquired the club's majority stake. Despite investing over 1 billion pounds in transfers, Tottenham has failed to win any trophies since their League Cup victory in 2008.
Alex Olise
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Translated by the editors
