With Tottenham Hotspur bringing the curtain down on the 2018/19 Premier League season as we welcomed Everton to White Hart Lane for the final game of the season, Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy sent a message out to the fans ahead of the game, reflected on the year that has just gone and the year that could be given we’ve booked our place in the Champions League Final.
The full statement can be read by Clicking Here for anyone who hasn’t seen it.
A message to supporters from our Chairman, Daniel Levy, ahead of our final game of the season against Everton at the new stadium this afternoon. #PL ⚪️ #COYS
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) May 12, 2019
“What a journey it continues to be! We are near the end of a season that will live long in our memories for so very many reasons. Moments we could only dream of that have now become reality. We started the season back at Wembley while we overcame delays to our new home. A period that also saw us host a domestic cup game at Milton Keynes. Mauricio, his coaching staff and the players simply got on with the task in hand and were ultimate professionals. They have my total respect.”
Levy went on to address four successive years in the Champions League with the top four effectively guaranteed and our upcoming trip to Madrid to face Liverpool.
“Securing a top four spot to give us Champions League football for a fourth successive season is in itself something of which to be immensely proud. But today is not our last game of the campaign. Heroic performances against Manchester City and Ajax have taken us to a Champions League Final. Even before the incredible events of Wednesday night in Amsterdam, this campaign has been one of the most epic in the Club’s history. I am delighted for Mauricio and the team – it is so well deserved and evidence of the truly amazing spirit we have within this squad. I hope they realise the total joy and exhilaration they have given us fans. We are so proud of them all.”
Adding.
“We dare to dream and we want nothing more than to bring the Champions League Trophy to North London. It’s been unbelievable and now it’s time to believe. After all…To Dare is to Do.”
The reaction was mixed and predictable when it came to summer spending so we could kick on again, but you can see that by clicking on the Tweet.
It was a good message ahead of the final day’s action though.