Tottenham fans hold banner calling for chairman Daniel Levy to go in protest at Spurs’ clash with Aston Villa
TOTTENHAM fans held up a banner calling for club chairman Daniel Levy to get out the club.
Two supporters held a sign that showed Levy losing a boxing match. during Spurs’ Premier League clash with Aston Villa at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The banner read: “LEVY knock OUT, ENIC [the club’s owners] knock OUT.”
This comes after a string of poor results in the top flight which saw the North Londoners lose their last three successive matches in the league to London rivals Crystal Palace, Chelsea and Arsenal.
Nuno Espirito Santo’s men conceded three goals in all of the aforementioned encounters.
The club also endured some intense drama during the summer transfer window when reports suggested star striker Harry Kane wanted to leave.
Kane was reportedly targeted by Manchester City but the Premier League champions failed to meet his release clause.
The England international has yet to score for Tottenham in the Prem, which marks his worst ever start to a season.
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The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was less than half full during Thursday’s 5-1 win over Mura in the Europa Conference League with just over 25,000 fans in attendance.
This may have been due to the Slovenian champions being the lowest-ranked team in the competition and timing of the fixture.
But there have been complaints regarding the team’s form, which raised questions regarding Nuno’s future in the dugout.
Tottenham fans were also at odds with Levy as well as the owners during the latter stages of last season due to the failed European Super League project.
However, Spurs defeated Villa 2-1 thanks to a goal by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and an own goal by Matt Targett, which cancelled out Ollie Watkins’ equaliser.
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