ENIC TO INJECT NEW FUNDS
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What are the hosts saying at the start and why should new listeners subscribe?
Hi guys and welcome to the Spurs 5-4-3-2-1. Last man left in the room. I hope you're all well guys. I'm going to try and do a live this week. It's just been a bit hectic. Voices coming back, thankfully. But guys, if you're here watching the video... Please give the video a like. And if you're here for the first time, hit the subscribe button, trying to grow the channel, trying to grow the numbers. And if you get time to listen, we'll also be available on audio on Spotify and also on Apple Play. And not to forget. The amazing OK Jersey channel sponsor. Use the code 5FIV15 for 15% at the checkout and get some lovely retro shirts. And of course, you might want to get your shirts in for the World Cup. Don't be paying those crazy, crazy prices, especially for your kids and stuff.
And they've still got some of last season's merch and they should be getting the retro. And of course, they should be getting the new season's shirts very soon. Talking of new season shirts. I mean, what is going on here? I mean, I know we signed a 15 year contract with Nike. Yeah. because Daniel Levy got into a bit of a panic during COVID and signed his life away, and now we're stuck. And is it because now we've signed this contract that they can't be asked to be bothered to change the shirt anymore? It's the laziest Stevie Wonder, and Ray Charles could do a job as good as this. I mean, spot the difference. There's hardly any fricking difference. I know, let's put a couple of lines down the side.
Why do the hosts think the new Tottenham home kit looks lazy and how could it affect sponsorship?
Yeah, at Nike design meeting, let's move the line three metres. I mean, honestly, it's got to be the laziest shirt design I've ever seen. The awake kit looks like a brightly coloured radiator. I mean, if you're thinking of going on a hike somewhere, you'll have no trouble getting spotted, that's for sure. But no, absolute madness there. Lazy, lazy shirt design. Of course, the last season that AIA will be on the front of the shirt. And Spurs are going to struggle for a sponsor. We've seen Chelsea massively struggle to find someone to go on the front of their jersey. And having finished 17th twice. I would suggest that trying to get a good sponsor is going to be seriously, seriously difficult and money might be tight, which leads me to the next point.
According to Matt Law. The same Matt Law who said that Daniel Levy had sold his shares, non-voting shares, so they can't really do much with them. Matt Law of The Telegraph has said that the Lewis family via Enoch is set to inject further capital into Tottenham in the coming weeks. This obviously follows the previous £100 million injection. Don't know what happened to that. And then the previous £100 million, of which we only use £50 million. I wonder whether or not the money that they're putting in, and it doesn't say when it's going to come. It says in the coming weeks. Jam tomorrow. We've heard that one before. Is this just the means to dilute Levy out of his shareholding? Obviously, by injecting, putting the money in, they might release more shares, which will dilute Levy.
And I think the objective here is to dilute, dilute, dilute, put money in, dilute Levy until such a time as his position becomes weaker and weaker. I might be wrong. But let's see what happens with that. I got a feeling that that is the case and that's exactly what they're what they're trying to do.
How is the Lewis family planning to inject new capital into Tottenham and what does it mean for the club’s finances?
But let's see what happens. The Van Hecker story. No more with obviously rumours of a third bid having gone in. Fabrizio Romano saying, you know, the negotiations are ongoing. Look, I think it's he wants to come. Mickey van de Ven we saw while they were in Holland said that he wants him to come or he said he should come. They played together last night for Holland. Interesting. Mickey van de Ven playing at left back. Um, is that, is that maybe where it's going to go with Spurs? Mickey van de Ven at left back, Zanessi at left centre back, Mickey, um, and, uh, Van Hecker playing at, uh, right centre back. Interesting. Could be, could be, but, um, look, he's keen on working. The player wants to move. Spurs want the player, um,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the hosts saying at the start and why should new listeners subscribe?
0:01–2:03
2
Why do the hosts think the new Tottenham home kit looks lazy and how could it affect sponsorship?
2:03–4:35
3
How is the Lewis family planning to inject new capital into Tottenham and what does it mean for the club’s finances?
4:35–6:10
4
What is the speculation around Mickey van de Ven’s potential left‑back role at Spurs?
6:10–7:54
5
Why is Christian Romero a fan favourite and what are the concerns about his future at Tottenham?
7:54–9:54
6
What release‑clause and transfer‑fee scenarios are being discussed for key players like Paulinho and Alejo Valiz?
9:54–12:13
7
Why do the hosts worry about Tottenham’s lack of a Director of Football and its impact on transfers?
12:13–14:23
8
What are the final take‑aways and upcoming transfer hopes before the World Cup?
14:23–16:52