Tottenham fan group announce plans for fourth mass protest against Daniel Levy

The Spurs fan group, Change for Tottenham, have announced plans for yet another protest ahead of one of the club’s upcoming Premier League fixtures as they try to ramp up pressure on Daniel Levy and ENIC.

We have already seen three huge protests by Spurs fans over the course of this season, with the supporters raising their voices against the club’s owners for prioritising the balance sheet over on-pitch success.

The latest of these protests took place just two weeks ago as thousands of Spurs fans marched in unison ahead of the clash against Southampton.

Now, the fan group behind those protests has announced plans for yet another one before the end of the season.

Tottenham plan fourth protest of the season vs Crystal Palace

Change for Tottenham have now confirmed on social media that they will reiterate the message that the club’s owners need to change their priorities with another major protest next month.

They revealed plans to gather ahead of the clash against Crystal Palace on May 7. The group pointed out that the date of the fixture might change due to the club’s involvement in the Europa League, but the protest will take place ahead of the game, no matter what date it is played.

The protests are planned near the West Stand, with Change for Tottenham revealing that they are in dialogue with local businesses to offer incentives for the protestors.

They also stated that they will introduce something new for the in-stadium demonstrations, with the details set to be finalised on the day of the protests.

Our club. Our voice.

It’s about glory! Not balance sheets.
They’ve forgotten what this club stands for! We have not!

Join us again!

Protest. Make it loud. Make it yellow. pic.twitter.com/8y7HwoWo4v

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Fans call for further transparency

Just a few days ago, the same fan group welcomed the decision to Vinai Venkatesham’s appointment as the club’s CEO, but Change for Tottenham called for more transparency regarding Daniel Levy’s role moving forward.

However, supporters who expect the Spurs chairman to take a step back might be left disappointed as reports indicate that Levy does not plan on giving up any control despite Venkatesham’s arrival.

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