Once again Daniel Levy finds himself in familiar territory, with a big managerial decision to make in a crucial part of the season.
The last time the Spurs chairman was in this situation, Jose Mourinho was given his marching orders just days before the Carabao Cup final. It was a big decision which did not pay-off, as the Lilywhites lost 1-0 to Manchester City, albeit in front of a vastly reduced crowd due to Covid restrictions.
Levy of course is not shy of making the big decision. He ruthlessly replaced Nuno Espirito Santo with Conte himself after just three months in the job, the Tottenham chairman is a man of conviction no doubt. The only issue being, based off of their success in regards to trophies in the last 15 years, it seems that conviction hasn't necessarily led to making the right decision.
