Daniel Levy Quotations

Significant investment means the club have the playing resources to improve performances but with so many new team members time will be needed.

One time handouts and welfare payments will not solve the problem of rising poverty. The government needs to help people increase their skills, which ultimately help increase productivity levels.

Glenn occupies a special place at this club. He will always be welcome at White Hart Lane. I should like to personally thank him for his determination and commitment.

I will not hesitate to lodge a formal complaint in the absence of fair and significant compensation.

It follows that we now need to deliver success on the pitch if we are to continue to invest at this level.

It is critical that I, and the Board, have absolute confidence in the Manager to deliver success to the Club. Regrettably we do not.

We now need to deliver success on the pitch if we are to continue to invest at this level.

We now have some unrivaled talent and a young, but clearly large, squad,

We wish Darren well. Gus and Christian have given the fans much to cheer about during their stay, too.

Firstly I find it absolutely incomprehensible that Jacques claims not to have understood the role he took at this club, or indeed his contract. He himself was both coach and technical director at Lyon,

I've never heard of any other institution like this in Latin America or the world. It's really bizarre.

Damien has a long and impressive track record of scouting and signing many talented and successful youth and senior players. I believe he will be a huge asset to the club with his forward-thinking approach to international networking and partnerships. His achievements at St-Etienne show he is also ideally suited to bring best practice to our training facilities, academy and medical divisions.

In addition we retain an enviable net debt position despite investing heavily in the squad over the past couple of years. All these factors underline the robustness of the business we now have but also highlight its potential to grow if we can get all elements of the club right both on and off the pitch.

Germany is among the least religious countries in Europe today, but his election is a great source of national pride -- the fact that he was elected to this post is more significant than the fact that he is Catholic. The truth is that the man has been living in Rome for 25 years, so he's much more of a cosmopolitan clergyman than he is a German, but he's going to be appropriated as a German, and one who stands for a universal set of values.

I believe he will be a huge asset to the club with his forward thinking approach to international networking and partnerships.

The current lack of progress and any visible sign of improvement are unacceptable,