Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has praised the club's chairman Daniel Levy. Redknapp believes he has done "amazing job" at the club over the last 20 years. Levy became Spurs chairman on March 9, 2001. His work in achieving commercial deals for the club and in building the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the Hotspur Way training ground in recent years have attracted applause. “Well obviously [it is] a massive contribution,” Redknapp said on talkSPORT when asked to sum up Levy’s contribution to the club “When you look, he’s delivered an incredible new stadium, the training ground would be as good as anything in the country. “Massive steps forward since he arrived and obviously they are now a team. People forget, when I was at West Ham we finished above Tottenham three years running. And West Ham may well do it again, but you look at where Tottenham have gone in the last few years, 10 years, whatever: Champions League football, always pushing for top four. “Daniel has done an amazing job there. He runs the club, he’s hands on, he’s there every day. Look where the club is, look at the fantastic facilities they’ve got now as a football club. Look where they are. Look at the playing squad. They’ve got an amazing playing squad there, a squad that they’ll be disappointed if they don’t make the top four this year. With that squad they certainly should. “They’ve got a chance to win a cup this year, so what he’s done over the 20-year tenure has been fantastic really. Let’s hope he gets another 20 years.” Tottenham are currently seventh in the Premier League, five points adrift of Chelsea in fourth place.
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