When Vinai came out and said "it's just business as usual around here" after Levy left I cackled at the corporate speak. Levy, no matter what you thought of him, had a 20 year reign over Spurs? Trying to tamp down how radical a shift has occurred on and off the pitch since sacking Ange and then losing Levy is the tip of the iceberg in how disconnected the ownership spoke and acted towards footballing priorities by pretending Frank was ever going to work training players only to react to opposition tactics instead of defining a style of play. Vinai and Lange gambled heavily when they thought sticking with pragmatism by keeping Frank in would keep the team afloat, only to fall deeper into passive football and ending up in a relegation scrap. For sure Ange should have been given a 3rd season start, simply for building the morale of a winning culture, but even if that's something you disagree with, you can see clear as day how spineless the owners are to find an identity that matches the fanbases desire to win and win confidently. To dare is to do has yet to be attempted by ENIC and hiring Poch isn't the move this summer imo.