He can say what he wants. 62,000 fans, mourinho, cash and an ambitious project says otherwise.
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He can say what he wants. 62,000 fans, mourinho, cash and an ambitious project says otherwise.
Chilwell is very good mates with Dele isnt he?
A lot of money for a left back that.
A lot of money for a left back that.
and if we were leicester fans we'd be saying that. you'd after years of finishing ahead of United/Liverpool/Chelsea but the media still asking why don't they just buy our players would sympathize a bit with Leicester here. they're us from a few seasons ago.
Aye, so it's been pointed out....
I'd be genuinely interested to know if ANY owners have built their clubs a new stadium though.
(e.g. You can bet Roman would have used bank loans or money LOANED by himself on their proposed new gaff for instance.... Much like all the money he blew on TRFs still shows as a debt on the Chavs books; not as an outright 'gift'.)
FFP still comes into the broader equation though as there is still the matter of the 'operating profits vs wages'-linked cap; but granted that's more a reason to build.
As I recall when discussing the matter around the time of the opening it was projected (by fans looking at the accounts etc.; not the club) that it would generate an extra 50/60m p/a for the trf/wage kitty...
Tbh, we've not been in the stadium long enough to have any workable actual figures at our disposal yet.
What I do recall thought is more recently we'd juggled our loan repayments so that they were lower per month and at a more favourable interest rate and that we were already ahead of schedule in terms of overall repayment.
...Yet people still stop going (or go less) for all sorts of reasons. I've described my own predicament; there are no doubt a multitude of others.
By my reckoning my tickets have gone up approx £10 since we first hit the CL..... i.e. Circa £1 per game per year... Is that so bad?
By contrast it costs nigh on £20 for a peak time cinema ticket these days.... Tickets for a gig at Brixton Academy is typically £40/50 a pop too. Shit's just expensive these days.
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Rodgers is a knob.
How much?
I reckon that would want well over 50 million dont you? First choice England left back, under no pressure to sell.
It sounded like you'd read a price somewhere that's all....
Oh no haha, I'm just talking bollocks...
Prefer a chubby left back in Ligue 1?
Someone who can defend, preferably.
Sadly for Rogers Spurs are a bigger club than Leicester, it doesn't matter what he says or thinks, it doesn't change the stature of both clubs.
I'd be disappointed if we fork out what he'll cost for someone like him. Use that money better and more efficiently please.
Agree with that
We will get Aarons and keep Aurier, We wont be selling Lucas , nor should we. He gives his all no matter how ineffective and right now them characters are important. I was watching Giroud give VVD and Gomez a torrid time tonight and it illustrates that sometimes systems need personnel that fit them. He is no worldly but the way we set up, we need a big strong bloke to compete for the ball, Muriqi should be added if we can't find an even better more mobile player. Dias should be a priority and a move for Foster is a no brainer. Chillwell would be a mug buy for the money they would want I'd buy Grealish. Way over priced. I'd prioritize our list in this order.
IN
Aarons
Zakaria
Dias
Foster
Eze
Atal
CF (Muriqi/)
OUT
Wanyama
Rose
Vorm
Deir
Vertonghen
Wow got one right immediately
Good luck Vic, very good player and bloke ruined by injuries.
IN
Aarons
Zakaria
Dias
Foster
Eze
Atal
CF (Muriqi/)
OUT
Wanyama
Rose
Vorm
Deir
Vertonghen
Wow got one right immediately
Good luck Vic, very good player and bloke ruined by injuries.
From the Harry Kane thread:
www.telegraph.co.uk
Failure to qualify for the Champions League could leave Mourinho with as little as £50million to spend on new players, but he would be given incoming cash from sales.
£50m + money from sales? Seems painfully realistic to me.
Tottenham face battle to keep Harry Kane if they fail to land silverware with striker to consider future in the summer
Should chairman Daniel Levy receive the news he and Jose Mourinho are dreading at end of season, Spurs would value Kane upwards of £150m
www.telegraph.co.uk
Failure to qualify for the Champions League could leave Mourinho with as little as £50million to spend on new players, but he would be given incoming cash from sales.
£50m + money from sales? Seems painfully realistic to me.
From the Harry Kane thread:
Tottenham face battle to keep Harry Kane if they fail to land silverware with striker to consider future in the summer
Should chairman Daniel Levy receive the news he and Jose Mourinho are dreading at end of season, Spurs would value Kane upwards of £150m
Failure to qualify for the Champions League could leave Mourinho with as little as £50million to spend on new players, but he would be given incoming cash from sales.
£50m + money from sales? Seems painfully realistic to me.
This is why it makes sense for us to just give up with 10 games to go.
I'm sure we will spend quite abit more than thatFrom the Harry Kane thread:
Tottenham face battle to keep Harry Kane if they fail to land silverware with striker to consider future in the summer
Should chairman Daniel Levy receive the news he and Jose Mourinho are dreading at end of season, Spurs would value Kane upwards of £150m
Failure to qualify for the Champions League could leave Mourinho with as little as £50million to spend on new players, but he would be given incoming cash from sales.
£50m + money from sales? Seems painfully realistic to me.