

Are Spurs for sale?
19 snips Oct 14, 2025
Matt Slater, a renowned football journalist, joins Jay Harris, a passionate writer focused on fan culture, and Dan Kilpatrick, a senior journalist with insider knowledge of Tottenham Hotspur. They delve into the implications of Daniel Levy’s resignation, exploring the current ownership and management dynamics at Spurs. Speculations about the club's potential sale arise, alongside discussions on how executive changes impact stability and future ambitions. The conversation also addresses whether the Lewis family will invest more to strengthen the team's performance.
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Fans Had Mixed Reactions To Levy Exit
- Fans reacted mixed to Levy's departure with protests and respect from older supporters.
- The announcement felt sudden to reporters and supporters alike, prompting immediate media activity.
Levy Was Figurehead, Owners Held Power
- Daniel Levy appeared to run Spurs but ultimately lacked final control over ownership decisions.
- The Lewis family held real power and removed Levy when they chose to change direction.
New Board: Banker Chair, Hands-On CEO
- Peter Charrington is a private banker installed to represent the Lewis family's interests rather than a football operator.
- Vinay Venkatesham functions as the hands-on CEO handling day-to-day football and commercial matters.