‘No transfer budget for two seasons’ – Some Spurs fans react to club’s projected losses

Some Spurs have shown no sympathy towards the club and Daniel Levy on social media after reports emerged that the […]

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Some Spurs have shown no sympathy towards the club and Daniel Levy on social media after reports emerged that the Lilywhites could lose around £83 million if the Premier League season is voided.

Many clubs in England, and around the world, are facing financial uncertainty due to the coronavirus shutdown.

Daniel Levy announced late last month that Tottenham would be furloughing their non-playing staff and cutting their wages by 20 per cent in order to save jobs.

Football Insider claimed that Tottenham could stand to lose £83m in broadcasting and matchday revenue if the season is not completed.

Some Spurs fans on social media have shown no remorse towards Levy, with some claiming that the Spurs chairman deserved it after his decision to furlough the staff.

A few others worried that this might mean a reduced transfer budget for the foreseeable future, while some even insisted that it would be preferable to have the season voided as it would mean Spurs could get Champions League football next season.

That’s no transfer budget for two seasons then.

— Dan (@DanPenfold91) April 7, 2020

I don’t care. We have a billionaire owner, he can afford to pay all non playing staff their full wages. The fans want the staff to be paid. If Lewis/Enic won’t pay, then it’s time they left this great club #PayTheStaff

— P-Town (@mch2ly) April 7, 2020

Good deserve it

— james lezemore (@james56554432) April 7, 2020

Its a level playing field – everyone would be in the same boat.

— Shropshire Hotspur ENIC & VAR Out (@FreindlyFire01) April 7, 2020

Cue Levys new £9 a pint for fans on mate day recovery plan …..

— Davee Harrison (@DaveeHarrison) April 7, 2020

Good, a small step from getting this board into liquidation.

Now hopefully the fans do their part and boycott games once life returns to normal.

— North London is ???? (@SondayDelight) April 7, 2020

Good hope they lose a lot more

— Pete vara (@PeteVarah) April 7, 2020

But if we void the season we get CL, so that’s +£50m next year. All good lads.

— eleven (@catalanprince69) April 7, 2020

But will gain it back by being in a CL I dont think we were anywhere near getting

— nick carey (@nickycarey1) April 7, 2020

I’m taking voiding the season over playing in the Europa League next season, to be honest.

— Joaquin ???????????????? (@joaqs_antonvj) April 7, 2020

Spurs Web Opinion

I do think the season will eventually have to be voided as I can’t see how it can be completed before the end of June. However, it is not just Tottenham who will be losing out on substantial revenue but also every other club in the Premier League. Some clubs will be in much bigger trouble financially than we would be if the season is called off.

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