A Tottenham Hotspur fan group has announced fresh protest plans for after Sunday's home match against Everton, regardless of the result. The group, Change for Tottenham (CFT), is continuing its campaign against the club's board, citing mismanagement as the cause of the team's potential relegation.
Spurs go into the final day of the season just two points above the relegation zone after a defeat to Chelsea on Tuesday. They face Everton needing at least a draw to guarantee survival, depending on results elsewhere.
In a statement, CFT criticised the board for delaying the sacking of Thomas Frank and the appointment of Igor Tudor, which led to a club-record losing run. The group also questioned the lack of activity in the January transfer window, with Conor Gallagher the only senior signing.
The group urged fans to support the team during the match but to join protests after the final whistle, unfurling banners and chanting against the board. The statement said: 'The decline in the last seven years has been frightening, from challenging for major honours to the brink of relegation.'
