Also at some point during the whole affair Levy was so angry he even threatened to call off the Bale to Madrid deal because Chelsea stole him HAHA like Chelsea where concerned about that deal,I think he must have been trying to get as many people on side as possible HAHA !

Now let’s not be cruel for cruelty’s sake.
Tottenham have lost their best player of last season, and the best player of the season before. They can’t be expected to win trophies with that kind of catastrophic pruning of their most accomplished men, so it’s unfair to compare their failures with Chelsea’s continual trophy hauls.
Better to offer sympathy. Imagine what it must be like for them. This is a club that once had players like Gilzean, Greaves, Mackay, Robertson, Chivers, Gascoigne, Venables, Ardiles, Lineker, England, Klinsmann, Peters and so many more top class men. And yes, once they had Bale and Modric too.
But look what they have now, and who they have just bought. Yes, sympathy is due, not cruel jibes.

I must have missed that one.
When did he say it? During Willian’s Tottenham medical?

Sadly for Spurs, the team is not what it was. I see no threat coming from them.
You have all been duped. Do you recall Levy telling you at various times that Bale would not be sold? And that Modric would not be sold? And you all hailed Levy as a serious leader who means what he says?
So where is Modric now? And where is Bale?
They’ve gone to pastures new to better themselves. Both could not get away quick enough. And now you’re being told that the bunch of middling players they’ve just bought will be more than adequate replacements.
Duped again. And all the while your pals at Arsenal buy a truly world class player in Ozil. Seems to me it’s Arsenal that will present Chelsea with a better contest this season than Tottenham.

Actually our manager only made one public claim and that was that he was not interested

Oh yes. I had forgotten that. Thank you for reminding me of it. I have to admit that was a fine achievement by Tottenham. It is always refreshing to see an underdog come out on top occasionally. And please note, by using the word “underdog”, I do not intend to be condescending – but you yourself will readily admit that teams like Dulwich Hamlet, Milton Keynes Dons, Exeter and Spurs, all of whom have attained the same level of achievement in terms of having the exact same number of Premiership titles to their name, will always be considered underdogs by most sensible people.

Lame joke? No, no, I made no jokes about LAME-la at all. I have not seen him play yet. I do hope he lives up to my expectations.

Am I wrong in saying Tottenham has its own billionaire owner? In exile in Bermuda or some such place? If I were you, I’d worry less about Abramovich’s dedication to his club, and worry more about Tottenham’s sunbed carouser who barely attends White Hart Lane at all.