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@ztranche @nad_THFC @SpursOfficial While we will get income from sales, we will still need to replace those players. Also, the new terms would be on higher interest rates, further pushing up interest costs.

@David1882thfc @nad_THFC @SpursOfficial We have comfortably over £200MM in players to sell pretty effortlessly.

EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY ONE MILLION POUND IN DEBT!!!!! Yes, you read that right. Daniel Levy has royally screwed this club over. He will be a billionaire soon, all at the expense of @SpursOfficial Wait until you find out about all his shell companies. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Genius they said.

@aawheeler86 @nad_THFC @SpursOfficial Apple's revenue is $416bn. Net debt is well below $100bn. Not even 0.2x revenue. Spurs' revenue will drop off massively, meaning net debt becomes more of an issue.

@nad_THFC @SpursOfficial Apple has 100bn of debt. They’re doing ok

@ztranche @nad_THFC @SpursOfficial We have AIA deal expiring and will need a new shirt sponsor, plus Nike ending in 2033. There will be a massive drop off in sponsorship and obviously other commercial revenues. It's a situation which in the future would need either a takeover or the owners to pay down debt

@ztranche @nad_THFC @SpursOfficial Secondly, parachute payments will only last 3 years. 55%, 45% and then finally 20%. Spurs would need to get promoted within this time frame or it becomes a massive strain on financial flexibility, with revenues dropping off up to 75% of current earnings.

@mickjamessport @KieranMaguire No, bank loans have remained the same. Spurs have used most of the cash in the bank they had from last set of results, hence why net debt has increased. Cash gone down from 79m to 20m

@KieranMaguire @David1882thfc Did the net debt increase £50+ million just due to interest or were further loans taken out?

Daniel Levy was the highest paid Premier League director in 2024/25 with remuneration of £5.755 million. Lots of bonuses all round for the board of Spurs in the season the club made a £120 million pre tax loss

@KieranMaguire Parts of the debt are due before said date. Also, good luck trying to get terms of 3% moving forward with revenue streams of potentially up to 75% less. The interest on the debt will become a massive constraint. Spurs are paying 30m at the moment, owners would need to pay it down

@David1882thfc No it isn’t. Debt not due to be repaid until 2039

@Lilywhite_Rose He was our number one target, so much so that when we sacked frank, we had a chance to get De Zerbi and decided to go for Tudor instead. Whatever happens to us this season, Lange should be the first person out the door

#thfc Johan Lange - “Roberto was our number one target for the summer and we are very pleased to be able to bring him in now. “He is one of the most creative and forward-thinking coaches in world football, and brings with him a wealth of experience at the highest level, including in the Premier League.”

@rupertmiller @barbsecond @JohanMunn2445 @SpursArmyTweets We are in a very bad financial situation if we go down. If we stay down for a long period of time, then we will need the owners to pay off the debt or we need a takeover. The level of net debt would not be sustainable.

@barbsecond @JohanMunn2445 @SpursArmyTweets You can’t just keep adding to it though

🚨 BREAKING: #thfc have released FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS for the year ending 30th June 2025: 💰 Total Revenue + Other Income: INCREASED by 7% to £565.3m (2024: £528.2m) 📊 Profit from Operations (EBITDA) DECREASED to £112.3m (2024: £144.9m) 📉 Loss after Tax INCREASED to £94.7m (2024: £26.2m) Executive Summary: “The domestic on-pitch under-performance of both our Men’s and Women’s teams during the reporting period had a direct impact on TV and Media revenues.” 🎟️ Match receipts: £126.5m (2024: £105.8m) 🏆 UEFA prize money: £34.7m (2024: £1.3m) 📺 TV and media revenue: £127m (2024: £165.9m) 🤝 Commercial revenue: £277.1m (2024: £255.2m) 🏟️ Operating Expenses: £521.5m (2024: £453.6m) —> (before player trading) this was driven by staff costs, hosting a larger number of football matches and stadium events and continued technological advancements. 💴 Net debt (as of 30th June 2025): £831.2m (2024: £772.5m)

We have now got to the stage where we are struggling to get managers who want to work with the owners and fans who don't want certain managers. Genuinely believe the best solution is for the club to go into liquidation.

@SpursOfficial This club is completely lost. Nobody is even remotely interested about pre-season when we don't know what will happen this season. Genuinely believe this club is completely finished in it's current state.

We are pleased to announce our Men’s First-Team will visit Auckland, New Zealand to kick-off our 2026 pre-season tour 🇳🇿 More details 🔗 thfc.pro/4uXhlfx

Tottenham are a complete shambles. It takes some doing but i'm now at the point where I hate everything about the football club and it's all down to how the club is run.

@TalkingTHFC Where was that by the lake?

I'm not quite sure what I've stumbled upon here, but I've taken the dog for a walk and spotted a wild Archie Gray in Highams Park. More as I get it.

@markTHFC82 @unwantedgherkin It doesn't need a lift. What it needs is a complete clear out of people who have absolutely no clue what they're doing. That runs all the way from the top to the football pitch.

@unwantedgherkin And Lange was the one who scouted Kinsky several times by his own admission when we signed him. I don’t see anyone other than Poch giving the place the lift it needs

We have owners who don't care about football, players who don't want to fight for the badge and fans who don't want certain managers. We are absolutely finished as a football club. Just send us down

@AltuKop Can't believe they haven't mentioned stadium or training facilities

Oh, to have owners like this 🥲

@ZamaniSanto @SB8308715342770 Not sure it matters which players want to play in the championship. The question should be what players do spurs actually want to keep and I can't see that number being high. We need a complete clear out

@SB8308715342770 Who among the players are willing to play in the championship?

🚨| Archie Gray Tottenham internally value Lucas Bergvall & Archie Gray both at £80m + each. Both are under long term contracts both are seen as un sellable assets, Tottenham would look to loan them both without buy options both selling either. As well as sales enquiries Tottenham have had calls for both on loan as Options, Tottenham situation is relaxed on both as they want large fees both salaries are manageable even in the 2nd the tier.

@oogway1560 @SB8308715342770 Why would spurs be worried about club trained players? We won't be in Europe and it's very unlikely we will be in the PL.

@SB8308715342770 There is a reason for this high price tag. If I am correct both of them will count as club trained players from 2027-28 season. Spurs are really lacking any quality club trained player, That's why spurs don't want to lose any of them

@adub01488424 @rupertmiller And yet he decided that we didn't need to panic in Jan and that players would come back from injury. He has absolutely no clue what he is doing and has been paid millions in the process.

@rupertmiller @David1882thfc The never ending state of injury crisis has to be taken into account - there needs to be an inquest there.

This will go down as the worst ever appointment in our history. Not only were spurs a regular in Europe before Lange turned up, but he was given a budget of 3 times+ over the majority of the league and has managed to still get us relegated #spurs