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Grays_1890 said:
His major role is to streamline and implement structural changes to the footballing operation that maximises the clubs potential, which means youth players having a correct pathway to the first team, therefore having the two on the same page. In that respect I think he is doign a very very good job.

The new guy will assume the commercial and business role left by Todd Klein and have a more senior role.

The mark against Munn is Ange of course, but there isnt anyone in that role in world football that hasn't made a mistake in management appointments. I think the biggest criticism will be sticking with the mistake, but then everything at Spurs is done by committee so that blame is also shared.

Lange has done the job asked of him despite people having a pop on social media because he is not as out there and cool as Fab, but he buys within the resources allowed and has done so following the youth model presented to him as the way forward.
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The new guy is the CEO not just a replacement for Todd Kline.
 
Finney Is Back said:
Since when was he on the business side? The DoF reports into him.
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Ok so what is the dof role?

I was uder the impression the dof ran the academy, first team, scouting.
Munn would be setting the budgets. Over seeing everything football related. Stadium. Training ground. Stewards. Catering. Logistics, friendlies etc...
 
Finney Is Back said:
So not a replacement for Kline then ;)

(I actually suspect the new CEO will hire himself a new Kline)
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I said assume the commercial and business role aka pick up the responsibility, which given his background I would fully expect him to do otherwise its a massive waste of someone's vast knowledge and expertise. Being able to do commercial deals as the CEO also gives an organ grinder over monkey gravitas to it.

If someone does come in it will be a much watered down role IMO
 
Grays_1890 said:
I said assume the commercial and business role aka pick up the responsibility, which given his background I would fully expect him to do otherwise its a massive waste of someone's vast knowledge and expertise. Being able to do commercial deals as the CEO also gives an organ grinder over monkey gravitas to it.

If someone does come in it will be a much watered down role IMO
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As CEO Vinai will pick up responsibility for everything.
 
Lilbaz said:
Ok so what is the dof role?

I was uder the impression the dof ran the academy, first team, scouting.
Munn would be setting the budgets. Over seeing everything football related. Stadium. Training ground. Stewards. Catering. Logistics, friendlies etc...
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Munn will be gone soon after Ange, I suspect.
 
Gutter Boy said:
It's quite endemic in their supporters. Lots of 'we want our Tottenham back' posts feature cheery Korean fans draped in merchandise. It's pretty standard right wing dog whistling tactics. Just do things like that, rather than say explicitly what they mean. The skinheads in their posters is the same. It's a base reactionary response by some that way inclined to the increasing diversification of our crowd.
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The 'skinhead' on their posters is Levy, surely you can see that?
 
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Bedfordspurs said:
Its there in the south
They did all the fan diversions around a year ago and if you go to the upper tier of the south and look down you can see holes and what looked like rebar
I’ll see if I can get some photos Monday
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Loads of cash goes out the door with hotels before anything happens too, loads of commitment and partnership agreements with money going into a third party. My old employers are building a couple of hotels in Kingston (UK) and they have spent millions already without ground being broken.
 
Grays_1890 said:
Loads of cash goes out the door with hotels before anything happens too, loads of commitment and partnership agreements with money going into a third party. My old employers are building a couple of hotels in Kingston (UK) and they have spent millions already without ground being broken.
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Hotels are weird like that
Aren’t many owner operators
 
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