Crystal Palace striker Emmanuel Adebayor has let go a broadside at Tottenham Hotspur director Daniel Levy in front of a first come back to White Hart Lane on Sunday since his caustic way out.
Adebayor showed up in four-and-a-half years at Tottenham however his association with Levy disintegrated after twice being denied a move to West Ham United.
Adebayor and Spurs consented to drop his agreement last September, keeping him from joining another club until January, and the forward safeguarded himself against a discernment that he was still cheerful to get paid while not playing.
"Daniel Levy made everything muddled," the previous Arsenal, Manchester City and Real Madrid striker told British media.
"Yet, by the day's end, I know where I am from and when you need something you need to stand solid for it."
The Togo national said his dedication to philanthropy in Africa propelled him to continue preparing hard in the months when he was without a group.
"In life, I have been through a considerable measure," he included. "Perhaps 15 years prior I was playing on a shoreline without shoes and I was living in a house without a rooftop.
"Many individuals will say, 'He took cash from Tottenham and went on vacation chilling', however I can promise I was not chilling. I was working more than all the Premier League players that were playing.
"Toward the day's end, I am happy to the point that a great deal of my cash is doing a reversal home and is going to philanthropy. For me that is the most imperative thing."
Royal residence chief Alan Pardew says the objective Adebayor headed against Watford last Saturday will help him on his arrival to White Hart Lane for Sunday's FA Cup fifth round tie.
"He's a player that has character, quality and conviction and he's a player that can change recreations," Pardew told a news meeting.
"For reasons unknown he didn't fit the way Tottenham needed to go ahead.
"The separating of the ways could perhaps have been something more, I don't have a clue, yet what I know is that he's profoundly energetic for the diversion (on Sunday), and to do well for Crystal Palace and he has a first objective. That is going to help us and help him."170