"Apologies to all fans of you who follow us everywhere, who are always there and will continue to be. We are responsible, there's no doubt about that. I am the first. But we will keep facing up to it and trying to turn the situation around, for ourselves and for the club. Especially at times like this, keeping quiet, working harder and moving forward all together, is part of football. All together, it will be easier."
"Since Daniel Levy, who rarely spoke publicly, was forced out of his role at Spurs chair in early September, a new leadership team have been running the club. Peter Charrington, who was brought on to the board in March, stepped into a newly created role of nonexecutive chair. Vinai Venkatesham has been the chief executive since June. The club are run by the Lewis family through a family trust. They are relations of the British businessman Joe Lewis, the former Spurs owner."
Cristian Romero posted a strongly worded Instagram message after a 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth that initially appeared to accuse the club hierarchy of lying before being edited. Romero urged the directors to speak up and said board members only show up when things are going well. Tottenham have gathered five points from their past six matches, with three defeats, and players faced abuse from some fans. Leadership has changed since Daniel Levy left, with Peter Charrington as nonexecutive chair and Vinai Venkatesham as chief executive, while the club remains run by the Lewis family trust. Romero apologised to fans, accepted responsibility, and called for collective effort to improve.
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