I doubt the Gollini deal had any effect on what we can or are willing to offer for Romero.
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Transfers Summer 2021 - Transfer Thread
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I doubt the Gollini deal had any effect on what we can or are willing to offer for Romero.
He's just twenty three, had a superb Euro's where he played every game.
If you think about it no one played well in that United game, and if you can only pick out that one game then that's to be expected from a young player.
Certainly a very good prospect for us, and if Dier ends up staying i know which of the two I'd sooner see at centre back for us.
great - hopefully means Aurier is off
Anyone can be wrong.... It's not an exact science, but 'a few bods on TFC' > Parattici remains flawed logic.
Again; that has nothing to do with what we started out discussing; i.e. Our new DOFs judgement.
Levy has ultimate accountability with regard to club operations. Not denied; but not relevant.
I think we're done here, mate.
The fee has been agreed, which part of that don't you understand?
LOL..... 1m loan fee?
Ditching Joe Hart's wages likely covers that.
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According to Paul O Keefe
The actual issue is the bid we made wasn't good enough. Right price but seems to be an issue with the way installments are paid or they want a little more.
Either way we are very close and it wouldn't make sense if we pulled out this close when he is such a great defender. Pay the little extra or make the structure of deal a bit better.
The actual issue is the bid we made wasn't good enough. Right price but seems to be an issue with the way installments are paid or they want a little more.
Either way we are very close and it wouldn't make sense if we pulled out this close when he is such a great defender. Pay the little extra or make the structure of deal a bit better.
Go on their twitter feed, check the latest article about spurs and Romero.
It translates as ‘negotiations could’ve permanently skipped’.
"Today new contacts #Atalanta -#Tottenham , the Nerazzurri are still asking for a fixed 55M + bonus, while the Spurs are offering 50M + bonus. The player wants to go now, delicate situation"
Atlanta agree all terms, Romero agrees all terms ..... Spurs agree all terms.
Then Atlanta decide to hold the deal until they have signed a replacement .....
So somehow that's all Levy's fault? (he's not even doing the negotiating)
Some people's blind hatred for our club, or maybe it's just sheer stupidity, goes beyond any sane reasoning, but I guess haters gotta hate (and disagree)
This x 100
Levy may have a lot of faults, but if some in here actually fucking read posts from reliable sports journalists on the current situation it is quite clear where the issue is.
No doubt Romero will be coming to Spurs, but possibly a few days later than the club expected. Amazing how this could be in any way misunderstood?
That said blind hate often overshadows the truth with some people.
" Tottenham and Atalanta already have an agreement on the purchase figure for Cuti Romero (€ 50M + 5 in bonus) However, the operation will not be signed yet because the Besides Lovato they try to sign Demiral and release him there The Argentine has his contract arranged with the Spurs until 2026"
This is painfully boring at this point..... But I'm hooked!!!
It's like being addicted to drying paint.
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It might have been best for everyone to have sold Eriksen one or two years earlier.
But virtually every fan would have been shouting at Levy 'Why sell one of our best players ?' You are only at Spurs for the money' or similar
So its actually a 'no win' scenario for Levy
As big a problem, given Spurs pretty abysmal judgement in buying footballers from 2015 onwards - paying good fees for Sissoko (when in same Window we could have bought Grealish, Maddison and Brooks for same money - but Poch wanted a ready made player not one to train up), Aurier (instead of Perreira) and Poch preferred Lo Celso to Bruno Fernandes .......... and very few good choices. So had we sold Eriksen for a large fee, I'm none to sure we would be better off now - we should have been but if we had bought badly again ?.
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Basically there are two sides of the story.
Either this ^ - So Spurs are close to what Atalanta what but not there yet
Or what I thought was the case this morning :
That Atalanta are happy with Spurs but want a replacement first
Idk which is correct tbh.
Now people are suggesting a new bid of 50 mil + bonuses was made
That should be enough. That's their asking price/close enough. Let's see.
The FEE has been AGREED
Ignore the lower case words, and then everything will fall into place for you.
LOL the irony.
Any negative opinion on Levy you'll post as a fact even if the report says he's not involved or it's nothing to do with him! haha! but yet it's everyone else who's having the wool pulled over their eyes.
Power in the prem at RB expected to maraud = burnt out player in 2-3 seasons, unless exceptional physiology and recovery/nutrition.
Haven't watched him any, but suspect you to be right for his mid-term quality, especially long term. Don't get heavy frames running a lot is a good idea (Kyle Walker has been morphed into someone by Pep who clearly keeps his sprints down to 5-6 max per half, Poch seemed more to be the run to the ground coach and let science deal with the mechanical failings which ensue).
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