80, I have no intentions to offend you or any other member of the forum.
I just express my opinion ...my own way!
According to me, when someone accepts that Spurs haven't won any title or trophy last seventeen years only because their current owners didn't want to strengthen effectively and in time the squad, when it was needed, in order to make it able to compete with realistic chances for titles and trophies, he simply shows that he has no high ambitions with the club.
Otherwise words lose their meaning!
I use also to say that the ambitions of those Spurs supporters with the club, match the ambitions that Gooners or Chelsea supporters have for ...Spurs: all of them they don't care if Spurs win regularly silverware!
Twenty or thirty years plans in football simply don't exist.
Except if you can name another club worldwide which could win titles and trophies after its owners have announced a plan which have taken such a long time to be materialise!
On the other hand, I can name a big number of clubs which have won titles and trophies in short time after they have been bought by new owners, just because those owners were rich and ambitious to achieve glory on the field, in the shortest possible time, and they had the ability to run, staff and strengthen effectively and in time a football club.
Spurs, like any other football club worldwide, just need such a kind of an owner.
To support unambitious owners doesn't serve the best interests of a big football club like Spurs.
The current owners have been granted more than enough time and had many opportunities to show their ambition for winning titles and trophies with the club.
They have failed to achieve that even in cases when the chances for such a success could have been significantly boosted by buying just a couple of appropriate players in the January transfer window.
After they own and run the club for seventeen (!!) years, their lack of ambition to set as priority to win silverware in due time, is obvious and beyond any doubt for any person, fan, player, journalist, with common football sense.
If they can't or they don't want to spend the necessary money to strengthen Spurs and make them able to compete seriously and in the shortest possible time for titles and trophies or they don't have the ability to raise such money, they can immediately notify their intention to sell the club, at a normal price and making a normal profit, to someone who has the intension and the ability to materialise that.
By doing that, they will show that they love the club and they want to serve the best football interests of Spurs.
Then, they can try eventually to materialise their plans with clubs like Millwall or Leyton Orient which have no ambitions for winning, in due time and regularly, titles and trophies.
But holding, for such a long time, a big club like Spurs, hostage to their unambitious for glory on the field plans and contemning it not to win any title or major trophy during all that long period, it is just criminal.
The only difference between Spurs and the clubs which win titles and trophies is the difference in ambition with winning silverware of their respective owners.
An ambition which is expressed only by making available the money needed in order to strengthen effectively their squads.
Nothing more and nothing less.
