Gary Neville has accused Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy of being 'oppressive' in his running of the club.
The Manchester United legend gave a balanced review of Levy's reign, praising his business acumen and financial responsibility, but claiming he interferes too much on the footballing side.
It comes after thousands of Spurs fans protested against his reign in the streets ahead of their 1-0 win over Manchester United, with chants of 'Levy Out' before James Maddison's 13th-minute goal.
They held grievances against ENIC and Levy's leadership as well as ticket prices and the club's plan to end concessions for seniors.