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- Tottenham’s acting head coach, Ryan Mason, has defended chairman Daniel Levy amidst the growing criticism surrounding him.
- Levy has faced chants from a section of supporters who want him to depart, indicating the dissatisfaction among some fans.
- Spurs, currently in eighth place, are in the process of searching for a new permanent head coach and managing director of football.
Tottenham’s acting head coach, Ryan Mason, has come to the defence of chairman Daniel Levy amidst mounting criticism directed at the long-serving board member.
Mason emphasized that Levy has been let down by others and expressed hope for a swift turnaround at the club.
Daniel Levy scrutiny
Throughout the season, Levy has faced growing scrutiny and has frequently had his name chanted by a section of supporters calling for his departure. With Spurs currently sitting in eighth place, the team is on the hunt for a new permanent head coach and managing director of football. Additionally, there is the looming possibility of not qualifying for European competitions for the first time since the 2009-10 season.
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Adding to the club’s challenges, star striker and record goalscorer Harry Kane is approaching the final year of his contract. Despite these difficulties, Mason spoke out in support of Levy ahead of Tottenham’s final match of the season against relegation-threatened Leeds.
Mason acknowledged the impact of criticism on Levy, stating, “It hurts him, it hurts everyone committed to this club, and everyone who cares and wants this club to be successful.” Furthermore, Mason pointed out that Levy has made significant financial investments and exerted effort in steering the club forward. However, the acting head coach implied that other individuals within the club had not fulfilled their responsibilities, leading to the current situation.
Optimism
Acknowledging the unpredictable nature of football, Mason expressed his optimism for the future, urging the club to make wise decisions promptly. He emphasized the need to rectify the situation swiftly to regain success and meet the expectations of fans.
Tottenham’s management will now face crucial decisions regarding the appointment of a new permanent head coach and managing director of football. These choices will play a significant role in shaping the club’s path forward and addressing the challenges they currently face.
