Key Highlights
- The captain posted a strongly worded message after Wednesday’s 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth that initially appeared to accuse the hierarchy of telling “lies” before being edited to remove that incendiary reference. What remained on Romero’s Instagram post, though, was what an apparent call for the Spurs directors to speak up.
- The players were again subjected to abuse by some of their fans after a latest loss that leaves Tottenham with five points from their past six matches, three of which have ended in defeat. Antoine Semenyo’s parting gift gives Bournemouth victory over shaky SpursRead more“At times like this, it should be other people coming out to speak, but they don’t – as has been happening for several years now,” Romero’s post said.
- “They only show up when things are going well.” In the initial post the second sentence had read: “They only show up when things are going well, to tell a few lies.”Since Daniel Levy, who rarely spoke publicly, was forced out of his role at Spurs chair in early September, a new leadership team have been running the club.
- Peter Charrington, who was brought on to the board in March, stepped into a newly created role of nonexecutive chair.
- Vinai Venkatesham has been the chief executive since June.
