Source: REUTERS/David Klein
[Saba Sports News] According to British media reports, before Tottenham Hotspur’s home game against Southampton, hundreds of Tottenham fans organized and took to the streets, holding banners and chanting protests against club owner Daniel Levy. Based on images captured at the scene and media reports, Tottenham fans held banners with slogans such as “It’s time for change,” “Enough, Enic step down,” and “Create a business, destroy a football club.” In addition, some banners directly targeted club chairman Levy, with phrases like “We want Levy out” and “Daniel Levy, get out of our club.” Furthermore, fans at the scene also chanted slogans like “We want Levy out, Levy must go!” during the protest. In this match, Tottenham eventually won 3-1 against Southampton, ending their four-game winless streak in the league. However, Tottenham has been in the lower half of the standings for a long time this season, currently with only 37 points, ranking 14th in the Premier League. Faced with such a poor performance by the team this season, it’s no wonder that Tottenham fans are so dissatisfied with club owner Levy.