WHEN the anti-Daniel Levy noise cranks up, it usually leads to change at Tottenham. The change that fans are demanding right now is in the boardroom — but usually that ends up coming in the

Another week in the Premier League, another Tottenham defeat. At what point do you start looking at the bottom trapdoor instead of the lofty skyscrapers that take you to European nights?

Tottenham have suffered injuries to the majority of their playing staff this season, and Antonin Kinsky being the only signing this month screams of indecision by Levy. There have been links to Man United’s Alejandro Garnacho, and PSG’s Milan Skriniar, but the latter has now joined Fenerbahce and the Garnacho links have disappeared.

Postecoglou is confident that Spurs' form will pick up once their injured players return to fitness, which also appears to be the calculation of embattled chairman Daniel Levy, with the club still yet to respond to the head coach's repeated pleas for new signings this month.

Tottenham Hotspur fell to a 2-1 defeat to fellow Premier League strugglers Leicester City this weekend to deepen the manager's woes

Under fire Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is finally ready to break open his chequebook and spend to ensure manager Ange Postecoglou has a competitive team for the second part of the season.