The story of Tottenham Hotspur in the 21st century has been the story of the relationship between Daniel Levy, the long-standing chairman, and the Lewis family, the majority shareholders.
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A new era for Tottenham starts on Friday after the shock and sudden departure of long-serving chairman Daniel Levy.
Levy vacated his role with immediate effect on Thursday having been at the helm for almost 25 years and was the longest-serving chairman in the Premier League.
A number of Tottenham players were in action for their countries on Thursday
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Pedro Porro has worked his way up to being an undisputed starter at Tottenham.
Porro showed Thomas Frank during pre-season why he should remain as the first name on the team sheet for the left-back position.
There’s a surprising amount of love for Daniel Levy after his departure from Tottenham.
That leads nicely into a few mails about managers but mostly Mikel Arteta. Is he unfairly criticised?
Daniel Levy has stepped down from his role as Tottenham's executive chairman, and the 63-year-old had built up a reputation for his hard-nosed negotiating, something Sir Alex Ferguson was all too familiar with
Daniel Levy has stepped down as chairman of Spurs, sending shockwaves through football, but how much do fans really know about the man who steered Tottenham for 25 years?
Tottenham Hotspur churned through 20 managers during the Daniel Levy era – but how many of them can you remember?
Levy oversaw 15 different managers and five interims during his time as Spurs chairman, with wildly different results.