Completely wrong. The reason this fell down is that Spurs cannot attract a decent enough replacement because they're playing at an embarassing level in Europe and no self-respecting player wants to choose to be a part of that. "Yay, we won a trophy against the best that Latvia can throw at us", that's if they even win it of course. City gave them time but it was clear it wasn't going to happen. If Levy can sell a player for £125M and replace them with one for £40M with the situation there, he'd do it in a heartbeat, as any owner/director should be doing.