Daniel Levy’s car broken in to as stadium delay forces Spurs staff to park in nearby Sainsbury’s
The incident is the latest in a long line of problems connected to the club's new stadium
TOTTENHAM chairman Daniel Levy has had more than his fair share of grief when it comes to the club’s new stadium and has been handed a fresh blow - after his car was broken into.
The north London side’s new stadium dreams have fast turned into a nightmare.
Levy has expressed his frustrations over the situation, which won’t be resolved until at least the start of the new year.
And the 56-year-old will be further incensed after his vehicle, as well as several other club directors’, was broken into by the Sainsbury’s site next to their new ground, .
Levy and Co have been forced to park there as the new stadium car park is still not ready.
Spurs, who are losing up to £1m per game as their embarrassing wait for White Hart Lane continues, have declined to comment on the incident.
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The attackers were caught on CCTV using a device to pop open the boot.
It hasn't been plain sailing for Spurs so far this season, with the club forced to play at Wembley following stadium delays at the 62,000-seater arena.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino says the wait will be worth it, but there is no guarantee that they will move into their new home before the end of this season.
Therefore, as a contingency plan they have taken out an option on Wembley until the end of the 2018-19 season.
Despite their off-field problems, they remain competitive in the Premier League lying just five points off the leaders Manchester City in third place.
Their hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the Champions League looked slim after failing to win any of their first three group stage fixtures.
However, after back-to-back wins over PSV and Inter Milan at Wembley, they go into their last game at Barcelona with renewed hope they can get their name in the hat for the last-16 draw.
