West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur are London rivals.
Tottenham and West Ham are big London rivals, and both clubs are currently competing in the Premier League.
The Hammers moved into their new ground, the London Stadium, from the Boleyn Ground at the start of the 2016-17 campaign.
As for Tottenham, they are playing at Wembley Stadium at the moment, as White Hart Lane undergoes reconstruction.
West Ham vice-chairman Brady has suggested that Tottenham chairman Levy is jealous of her club.
Brady wrote in The Sun while referring to the problems that Manchester United vice-chairman Ed Woodward is facing at the moment: “I know I’ve had plenty.
“I mean, engineering a move to a 60,000-seater stadium, slap in the middle of London, our prime area, helping our community in any number of ways, having the cheapest tickets in the Premier League and doing so at a cost that must turn Spurs chairman Daniel Levy green with envy makes me a target for some social media smarties who don’t know a good thing from a kick in the breaches.”
On-pitch results
West Ham are going strong in the Premier League at the moment and could be challenging for a European spot this season, while Spurs are fighting with Manchester City and Liverpool for the league title.
Manuel Pellegrini’s side are ninth in the league table with 24 points from 17 matches.
As for Tottenham, the North London outfit are currently third in the standings with 39 points from 17 games, nine points behind leaders Liverpool, who have played 18 matches.
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