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Vinai Venkatesham criticizes former chairman Daniel Levy’s management of Tottenham during a meeting with the Fan Advisory Board. Venkatesham indicates that under Levy, the focus on on-field success has faltered, and future player sales may become necessary. He acknowledges the need for “significant change” after an internal review of the men's and women's teams. Following Levy's departure in September after nearly 25 years, Tottenham now finds itself just one point above the relegation zone, with interim manager Igor Tudor struggling with four consecutive losses. Supporters express distrust in the club’s direction, prompting the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust to call for “emergency action.” Venkatesham reassures fans by stating the club has removed the previous wage structure, emphasizing that on-pitch success is the top priority. He also addresses financial challenges, highlighting the need to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations amidst four years of recorded losses.
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