PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

gordondaviesmoustache said:
Levy going so abruptly almost certainly has to be good news for City.

Never got the whole ‘great negotiator’ thing.

I’ve dealt with loads of amazing negotiators in my adult life. Genuinely incredible at it. Far better than I’d ever be. And the one thing they all had in common was a flexibility of approach.

Levy was a one trick pony as far as I could see.

Great teams aren’t universally built on value for money. He should have taken more risks. And be seen to be taking more risks.

Spurs should be a far bigger force than they are, given their fan base, location and stadium.

Levy being such a small time **** will have contributed to that.

He has held them back imo.
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Daniel Levy’s negotiation style mirrors the Trump playbook—aggressive, transactional, and short-sighted. That kind of posturing might win a headline, but it rarely builds the trust needed for sustainable, win-win outcomes. Over time, people simply stop wanting to do business with you. Relationships matter, and Levy’s approach has too often burned bridges instead of building them.
 
hertsblue said:
Dont think its anything to do with the 115 case,
A Sours fan twitter account posted this in June:
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"Long standing goal of winning silverware now achieved"
Yeah right. Winning a "b grade" European trophy whilst finishing 17th in the leauge was his "long standing goal." That's why he sacked the manager 2 weeks later.
Good riddance you greedy scavenger. Disgusting human being.
 
Whether or not said:
The rags and the victims have a throwing money around like there is no tomorrow, now one of the key conspirators Levy is jumping ship. I feel like there is a positive outcome coming, and that the end of PSR is nigh.
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There is certainly a lot of "out of the ordinary" stuff going on in the football world at the moment. Weird.
 
cheekybids said:
Daniel Levy’s negotiation style mirrors the Trump playbook—aggressive, transactional, and short-sighted. That kind of posturing might win a headline, but it rarely builds the trust needed for sustainable, win-win outcomes. Over time, people simply stop wanting to do business with you. Relationships matter, and Levy’s approach has too often burned bridges instead of building them.
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Spot on, mate.
 
halfcenturyup said:
One opinion does not a game, set and match make.

Even if it's probably right. But you can't deny the timing is odd. A few weeks ago he was lording it over Neville in his chairman's role. Thursday? International break? It does stink of a quick exit out the back door for some reason ....
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The timing and speed is noteworthy to say the least. I don’t think anyone can definitively say it’s absolutely nothing to do with City, but there are a host of other just as likely explanations. I’d say it’s possible but unlikely.

Still good news overall, I’d say. He was unquestionably an agent provocateur when it came to City. Pep certainly thinks so.
 
halfcenturyup said:
One opinion does not a game, set and match make.

Even if it's probably right. But you can't deny the timing is odd. A few weeks ago he was lording it over Neville in his chairman's role. Thursday? International break? It does stink of a quick exit out the back door for some reason ....
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Joe Lewis
Daniel Levy
 
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