At least two thousand supporters joined an anti-Levy protest ahead of the 1-0 win over Manchester United on February 16
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A Tottenham fans' group has announced another protest against chairman Daniel Levy and ENIC ahead of the home game against Southampton on April 6.
‘Change for Tottenham’ (CFT) has encouraged supporters to march down the High Road to the stadium before the match and wave protest flags designed by CFT.
Fans are also being urged to wave their flags in the 24th and 61st minutes of the game, marking 24 years of ENIC's ownership and the last time Spurs won the English top-flight - in 1961.
At least two thousand supporters joined an anti-Levy protest organised by the group ahead of the 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League on February 16.
Since mid-December, some Spurs fans have chanted for Levy to stand down during matches, amid a difficult season for the club under head coach Ange Postecoglou.
Spurs are 13th in the table and out of both domestic cups, leaving their season dependent on overturning a 1-0 deficit against AZ Alkmaar in Thursday's Europa League last-16 decider.
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Before the United protest, CFT said in a statement: "While our loyalty remains unwavering, we refuse to see it exploited.
"We want a club that prioritises footballing ambition over commercial interests, respects its traditions, and listens to its fans.
"We call for greater accountability in decision-making, investment in the squad that reflects our stature, and the fulfilment of promises made—including the long-overdue Bill Nicholson statue to honour the man who defined our values.
"Tottenham Hotspur is more than just a business—it’s a club built on history, passion, and its supporters. It’s time for change."
CTF is run by around 10 season-ticket holders and is not officially recognised by the club, who have said they have “constant dialogues and consultation” with the Fan Advisory Board and the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust.
The club has also said: "Improved performance on the pitch is paramount and we need to be unified and focus on support for our players – home and away."
The protest flags which are available on Ebay for around £7.50, read 'Time for Change', with all profits to be donated the Tottenham Food Banks and the Noah's Ark Children's Hospice in the local area.