Tottenham supporters gathered in protest before kick-off and marched down the High Road to the stadium in good voice behind banners demanding boardroom change. Chairman Daniel Levy was the main target of their ire and numbers swelled, estimated to be well over a thousand, as they massed outside the glitzy main entrance and let him know they want him out of their club.
The protest was a union of various fans' groups brought together over issues including ticket prices and in particular the club's plan to end concessions for seniors but also about the running of the club under ENIC and Levy's leadership.
There were 'Levy Out' chants within 10 minutes but they did not resurface once the team were ahead and a post-match sit-in with banners demanding change. Frustration towards the Tottenham chairman has intensified in recent weeks, with the club 14th in the Premier League and out of both domestic cups.
Current manager Ange Postecoglou may be feeling the heat but anger at Levy is longstanding with Tottenham trophy-less for 17 years and without a top-three finish in the league since Frustration towards Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has vastly intensified in recent weeks.
At least 2, supporters made their way to the demonstration against the club's hierarchy. Fulfilling their vow to do so from earlier this week, thousands of supporters turned up for a demonstration , having grown fed up with the club's decline on the pitch during Levy's tenure.
