Let Levy Have Them!

There has been plenty of 'paranoia' parlance regarding the clash of playing and managerial appointments at London rivals West Ham and Tottingham, never one to miss a trick Daniel Levy the de facto dictator at White Hart lane is ALWAYS keen to try and put a spanner in the works if he can when it comes to West Ham, so news that Levy is chasing Celtic's manager and a host of players that have neem monitored by West Ham should come as no shock!

Levy still hasn't recovered from being 'robbed' over the London Stadium deal, he thought that giving the Queen a lift back from the races in his private plane would be enough to help seal the deal his way, alas he forgot that the Queen's Mother had been an ardent Hammers fan.

Besmirched by the official and open application system, Levy employed scurrilous methods to try and halt Hammers progress in taking over the London Olympic Stadium in the Queen Elizabeth Park. In fact, word is that he was INCENSED by the final outcome and swore to build a bigger and better Stadium for all to come and see and 'worship'.

Unfortunately the development project went massively over budget and co-incided with the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic, thus depriving the North Londoners of vital funds JUST when they really needed them, furthermore despite building what is a magnificent Stadium, the infrastructure surrounding White Hart Lane was and still is NOT fit for purpose, getting to and from the ground is a nightmare and the area closest to the Stadium is still butt ugly on arrival and departure, even Tottingham fans refer to the area as a bit of a **** hole!

Levy has refused to play ball over any transfer since and actively looks to hijack and snipe Hammers transfer targets, well....let him have them! Levy's ability to self destruct is blatantly visible when looking at some of the players who were signed as a direct result of him wanting to beat the IRONS to the chase, long may it continue.

The reality is that Tottingham is a much wealthier club than West Ham and is bank rolled by a huge off shore investment and betting syndicate, as such they will ALWAYS, at least in the near future, be able to out spend West Ham, but that might change if and when David Sullivan and the estate of the late David Gold sell up their shares in the club.

Much better to play the long game and let Levy fiddle while his empire burns, eventually his cost efficiencies WILL catch up with him, in the meantime Hammers should just let Levy have his way instead of getting involved in any type of bidding wars....let him have cake! - Ed