Let Tottenham be in a mess? Xiao Lei apologized to the former Tottenham chairman for inappropriate remarks and made a mistake in donating money

October 4th, The Daily Mail reported that Jamie Redknapp has apologized to the former Tottenham Hotspur chairman.

Little Lei claimed in commenting on his old club Tottenham's game against West Ham last month that former Tottenham chairman Lord Alan Suka had turned the club into a mess.

At that time, Little Lei said when discussing Levi's departure from Tottenham: "Whoever takes over, think about the situation when Alan Suga left the club, it was a complete mess. Levi put the club in a very good state."

Little Lei's remarks triggered an extremely angry response from Lord Alan Suga, who posted a series of posts on Twitter, threatening to sue the commentator and Sky Sports, and also called Little Lei a fool.

Now, nearly a month after making remarks about Lord Alan Sukha, Little Lei made a formal apology. On Sky Sports Live's Friday Night Football program, Little Lei said: "I mentioned putting Lord Suka's club in a mess, and I just want to clarify that he stabilized the club and made a lot of investments during his tenure as president."

"When he took over in 1991, Tottenham was on the verge of bankruptcy, and when he left office, the financial situation had been completely reversed."

"He also invested a lot of money in the team and facilities. I apologized to Lord Suka and his family for any misunderstandings and troubles caused, and was very happy to clarify the facts."

After seeing the apology, Suka Lord Ga posted on Twitter again, writing: "On September 13, Jamie Redknapp claimed on Sky Sports that when I sold the club to Daniel Levi, I put Tottenham in a mess."

"Tonight, in Sky Sports' report on Bournemouth against Fulham, Redknapp has fully apologized and withdrawn the false allegation. In addition, as a further apology, he has donated £10,000 to Great Ormond Street Hospital."

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