Who are the HG prospects in these positions?
GK2 could be Johnstone I guess, but then we'll have to sell Gollini.
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Transfers January 2022 - Transfer Window
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GK2 could be Johnstone I guess, but then we'll have to sell Gollini.
We don't have to sell Gollini, we just don't have to play him in enough games to make his loan permanent.
Dunno, but they are positions I'd expect to be easier to fill (even if they're not starting spots).
Giollini is on loan atm...... SO long as we don't play him 15 times we get to give him back with no obligation to buy.
Sterling wants out of Man City and would solve our right sided and home grown problems (if we hopefully sell winks and Dele). He can be up and down but he’d be a better option than some random from Italy who might not take to the league.
Can't see him wanting to come to us, even with the Conte factor tbh.
Be not a bad strike force him up there with Son and Kane on form.
That looks like a buy and loan back arrangement would be the best option.
Let's be honest; without the likes of KDB around him he's just Lucas-deluxe...... Seeing him dribble AT players every week would drive me insane.
Take him out of the Man City set up and he's maybe a mild upgrade on Lucas, no ta...
Yeah those complaining about Kane's lack of movement and running will not be happy with Vlahovic. Don't know much about the Belgian lad though.
£400m for Spurs under FFP the most of any club by a mile not that I am expecting that to be spent.
Funny reading the comments about the 1bn debt, most fans are financially clueless aren’t they? Can’t tell the difference between long term low interest bonds and short term debt to cover players and wages. Frighting how these people must deal with their credit cards and mortgages, they must think they are one and the same.
I'm not sure where else he goes in England except us or the chavs. I'd hate him to go to the scum. I bet he'd do well there,
True. His England form is very frustrating. But surely he just needs a manager to tell him what's what. Southgate is never going to do that, he is too weak. Although I guess that is why he is on the bench at Man City.
I suppose none of them have a mortgage and paid fees their house in cash or don't buy anything as they are swimming in debt.
...The potential to spend and stay within FFP does not mean that Spurs either have the money available or the intention to invest it.
...We call these figures FFP 'wiggle room' because it is the amount clubs could spend overall before they hit the FFP limit,' explained Maguire. 'The limit is not a target, it is an allowable loss, and has to be funded by owners.'
....Caveat being; the 2020 accounts showed we have a cash balance on the books.
Was just about to share this.
Interesting read. We could kit out the squad properly with what we can spend, but we all know that isnt going to happen.