Ryan Mason believes other people have let down Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy but that the club must use this disappointing season to learn what the fans want.
Spurs could finish anywhere between seventh and ninth depending on results on the Premier League's final day. They need to end up seventh to have European football next season in the shape of the Europa Conference League but to do so would need to win at Elland Road on Sunday - having not won outside London since October - and hope Brighton prevent Aston Villa from taking all three points at Villa Park.
After a poor season which has seen three separate managers, making it 16 different people at the helm, including caretaker head coaches, during Levy's two decades as chairman, a growing number of Tottenham fans have been aiming their frustrations towards the 61-year-old with chants at every game calling for his exit.
