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Daniel Levy: What will his legacy be as former chairman steps down at Spurs?
Tottenham's success off the field under chairman Daniel Levy will always be overshadowed by failures on it, says chief football writer Phil McNulty
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bbc.com
Daniel Levy: Tottenham executive chairman steps down after 24 years in charge
Daniel Levy has stepped down as executive chairman of Tottenham after almost 25 years in charge at the Premier League club.
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telegraph.co.uk
Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham Hotspur chairman
Part-owner has been in control of football matters at the club since 2001
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theguardian.com
Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham chairman with immediate effect
Daniel Levy has stepped down as Tottenham chairman with immediate effect after nearly 25 years in the role
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The real Daniel Levy: What it was like to work for the Tottenham chairman
Spurs chief has stepped down after a long reign that saw him both lauded as a football operator and vilified
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Daniel Levy's Tottenham managers: from George Graham to Thomas Frank
Daniel Levy oversaw 15 different managers during his time as Spurs chairman, with wildly different results
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Daniel Levy’s business sense boosted Tottenham but he failed to reach for glory | Jonathan Wilson
He diversified club’s affairs and secured a move to a superb stadium but on-pitch performance left fans deeply frustrated
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Daniel Levy: What will his legacy be as former chairman steps down at Spurs?
Tottenham's success off the field under chairman Daniel Levy will always be overshadowed by failures on it, says chief football writer Phil McNulty
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arabnews.com
Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham chairman after divisive 25-year tenure
LONDON: Daniel Levy has stepped down as Tottenham chairman, the club announced Thursday, ending the nearly 25-year tenure of a divisive figure known for keeping the Premier League…
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Daniel Levy is finally brought down by children of billionaire Joe Lewis
There is a new power base at Spurs and one of the Premier League’s most hardened operators had to leave the stage
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Daniel Levy was a loyal custodian of Spurs who knew his job was to protect the club | David Pleat
Many supporters regard winning as the only thing that matters but the fan on the street doesn’t understand the intricacies of running a club