Show Notes
Man City have been found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 Premier League charges. The Athletic reports 114 of 115 upheld. Mauricio Pochettino says fans "lived through a period of deception." So where does that leave Tottenham?
Jake Robson (An Echo of Glory), Ricky Sacks (Last Word on Spurs) and Sim (We Are Tottenham TV) spend the whole show on it, and they don't agree. Did City and Chelsea cost Spurs trophies during the Poch years? Does the verdict change how we judge Daniel Levy's tenure? He planned the club around the financial rules everyone else was meant to follow. Is that a defence, or was it naive? Did he fail to adapt once it was obvious those rules weren't being enforced? And what should a fair punishment look like now, when you can't turn back time?
Is Levy's reputation due a rewrite? Tell us in the comments.
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