At least two thousand Tottenham supporters joined a protest against the club's owners ENIC and chairman Daniel Levy ahead of Sunday's home game against Manchester United.
CFT's banners read '24 years, 16 years, 1 trophy, time for change' - a reference ENIC's record since their takeover in 2001 - and 'Our game is about glory, Levy's game is about greed'.
Many supporters blame Levy's cautious running of the club for their plight, although head coach Ange Postecoglou has said the chronic injury crisis which has hit his squad this winter is to blame for results.
In a statement released before the protest, CFT said: "As passionate supporters of Tottenham Hotspur, we believe it’s time for real change in how our football club is run.
The protest, organised by the fans' group Change for Tottenham (CFT), began on the High Road two hours before the 4.30pm kick-off and proceeded to the stadium, where it continued outside the ground.
