Tottenham: Daniel Levy ‘replacement’ at Spurs Vinai Venkatesham is former Arsenal chief
It is unlikely that Venkatesham manages Spurs with an iron fist. A firm belief in the culture of inclusion.
Sources say he will lead an example rather than ultra -vocal.
“He’s a leader – but he’s a simple,” one of his colleagues in Emirates said.
In the case of football decisions, head coach Thomas Frank and coach Johan Lange will be guided by the expertise.
Arsenal, usually Edu and Arteta’nın football operation in terms of performance in terms of the said.
This may sound to a given ear. But the problem to the managers in the country and the problem – is not.
In Emirates, he is seen by employees as an efficient manager who allows him to quickly analyze and understand knowledge.
This power allowed him to make internal contributions and allowed Venkatesham to expand his influence on a broader basis.
For example, he was a key member of the European Club Association, but now he has left his position with the organization.
He is said to allow his cute personality to cope smoothly with the characters who seem more ambitious than the exterior.
It will be interesting to hear that Venkatesham tries to create a sign in the post-period period, or to adopt an Abrupter approach.
If the first impressions are important, the people in Emirates will tell you that Venkatesham has made a good one. In this sense, it is mentioned as one of the main powerful aspects of Venkatesham – internal and external – internal and external.
Levy – He often looked at the wrath of angry fans who fixed the crime for Tottenham’s flaws, but was loved behind the scenes in Spurs.
He was good for his staff. For example, when the Spurs would travel on pre -season tours, the club’s support staff would provide the same privileges as the players.
But Levy was often interrelated with rival clubs that left a sour taste; The famous violent negotiation style of the departed executive chairman has left him popular in the board of directors throughout the country.
Considering the rise of Venkatesham, Genteel and friendly personality, it will be interesting to see how Tottenham and his rivals change the dynamics at the board level.
Will the “good man” identity be a power or weakness in a cut sport?
