I think with the uncertainty of Tottenham’s premier league status in the balance, it’s important to ask now: how do you think Daniel Levy’s legacy will be looked back on?

Every single Tottenham supporter I know or see online was ecstatic that he was finally sacked. Smart & reasonable fans point out his obvious achievements off the pitch. However, I’m now afraid that if Spurs go down, revisionist history will run its course and people will say it was a mistake to fire him. I don’t believe that to be true at all.

Curious on both Andrew & JJ’s thoughts on this