Daily Mail, December 13th, 2004
TOTTENHAM are sensitive enough about their finances to have gagged potential club buyer David Sullivan from going public again about them. Birmingham owner Sullivan, who has revealed that he might sell up at St Andrew's and take a controlling interest in Spurs if the opportunity arose, was scathing about the discounted share sale that raised Pounds 15million for the club at the start of the year, describing it as 'appalling'. His criticism prompted Spurs chairman Daniel Levy to protest to the Premier League which led to Sullivan, who is also a 2.9 per cent shareholder at White Hart Lane, agr...
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