Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says Daniel Levy ‘suffering’ over new stadium troubles and urges fans to show him ‘love’

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says Daniel Levy ‘suffering’ over new stadium troubles and urges fans to show him ‘love’
Mauricio Pochettino believes Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy deserves more credit from supporters of the club.Levy is currently ‘enduring sleepless nights’ over delivering Spurs’ new stadium – a project that has suffered escalating costs and many delays and problems along the way.3

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has suffered several setbacks surrounding the new stadium

There could be good news on the horizon, though, as the club are expected to announce test events at the state-of-the-art arena early next month and Pochettino is convinced it will be like no other stadium.Levy is not universally popular with Spurs fans but Pochettino, who admits his boss is “not an easy man”, thinks he deserves credit.“The chairman is suffering a lot,” Pochettino said. “He is so tired about work. The last few months he didn’t sleep because he is trying to deliver the stadium.3

The east stand of Tottenham’s new stadium

“He is trying to make everyone happy but it’s a massive project. I think people don’t realise the magnitude of the project and how difficult it is to manage everything.“Everyone is disappointed because we are still not playing there but the day we move everyone is going to realise how massive the project was and how good the facilities are.“It doesn’t just depend on him. When you build something, you depend on many companies. I think it’s more than 20 that are working there. It’s so, so difficult.“That is why I think he needs to feel the love from the fans and the club. He is working so hard, too hard, to leave a legacy forever. And I think that’s fantastic.“When you compare the new stadium to other stadiums, we are going to be so lucky to play there.“He is not an easy man. But he is so passionate to create some things for the fans and the staff and the players.3

Mauricio Pochettino heaped praise on Daniel Levy

“He is always thinking to do things for other people. And of course, for the fans. That is a fantastic thing but the people sometimes struggle to understand.“The team wins and the praise is for the players, the coaching staff or the manager. When lose, the first is him that the people blame – sometimes deserved! Sometimes, no.“I think he deserves a fantastic recognition because what he’s doing, him and the board, is a fantastic thing for the club and it’s going to be there forever.”

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