The rivalry between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur is as fierce as ever, but right now there is a huge gulf in class between the two sides.
Speaking to the Press Association at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, Mr Levy said “relegation was not something we ever considered” when he was overseeing the building of the £1 billion Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2019.
Tottenham Hotspur’s struggles have continued throughout the season, even if Roberto De Zerbi has tried his best to change that.
Sitting 17th in the Premier League, it has been a dismal campaign for the Lilywhites, who have two matches left to secure their top-flight status.
Daniel Levy has said “not in a million years” did he see signs during his time as Tottenham Hotspur chairman that the club might end up in a relegation battle.
The question we are asking today is – As a Newcastle United fan, would you rather see Spurs or West Ham relegated?
I think that is the right way of phrasing it, as opposed to which of them you want to stay up…
It may seem far-fetched, but Premier League powerhouse Tottenham Hotspur being in a relegation battle is actually proving to be a thorn in the side of the NRL.
A new angle has emerged of Felix Nmecha’s tackle on James Maddison, which appears to show that the Tottenham midfielder is right to feel aggrieved.
Cast your mind back to a simpler, more prosperous time, folks.
It's mid-May 2022, and Tottenham Hotspur have just brutalised their north London rivals in the derby. Suddenly, they're in the ascendancy in a race for Champions League football they had no business being a part of.
Tottenham’s 1-1 draw at home to Leeds United still leaves them in the driving seat of the relegation race. But with only two points between West Ham and Spurs and two games to go, each result can turn the battle for survival on its head.
