this is what levy wants you to think, you will go along with his bullshit because then you have an argument against all the debt when you get pulled up by rival fans, youre fucked , 37m a year over 20 years, go away do the maths ,that would leave you 400m short without the interest, you better hope to god another strain of covid doesn't come along over the winter and shut the grounds again, youre club is on a knife edge and no amount of levy bullshit juggling will get you out of it, you were desperate to join the super league(why the fuck you were asked is a mystery) you're on your arse, and i hope its a slow painful slippery slide, a very slow slippery slide :)
The pandemic did come at the worst possible time for Tottenham. There is no denying that. Regarding our debt, there are financial experts who have covered this topic extensively.
Our increase in revenue (include NFL matches, concerts, boxing etc at the venue) will more than cover the costs over the long-term.
Like I pointed to you, we also do not have to worry about this in the short term as we have raised £250m through the sale of US private placements to institutional investors, which we only have to pay back at £7m per annum.
The reason I even talked about our debt in the first place was to correct this notion that we need the funds from Kane sale. I was not looking to start an argument.
Like I said, I still think there is a good chance Kane will be a City player by the end of the window. If you guys get the deal over the line, he could quite easily deliver 40 g/a per season for you guys for the next five years.