Tottenham Fans Demand Chairman's Departure: 'Pack Up and Leave!'

Tottenham Hotspur's Chairman, Daniel Levy, is facing mounting pressure from the club's supporters following a series of inconsistent performances.

Prior to Sunday's home match against Liverpool, fans gathered outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to voice their discontent.

Chants calling for Levy's departure filled the air, with banners displaying messages such as 'I don't care about Levy, and he doesn't care about me' and 'Levy, take your money and go.'

The primary grievance among the supporters centers on the increasing ticket prices for matches.

In a forthcoming television interview with Simon Jordan of Mill Sport, Levy expresses his strong desire to secure a trophy for the club.

Since Tottenham's League Cup victory in 2008, Levy has invested over one billion euros in player acquisitions and club development.

Despite this substantial investment, the club remains in the lower half of the Premier League standings under their fourth permanent manager in five years.

The recent 6-3 home defeat to Liverpool marked Tottenham's eighth loss of the season, exacerbating fan frustrations.

The escalating protests highlight the growing disconnect between the club's management and its fanbase, with many supporters demanding significant changes to halt the club's decline.