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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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It means of your minimum 8 homegrown players, no more than than 4 can fall into association trained. That means you have to have a minimum of 4 club trained.
What it doesn't mean is that your 25 man squad can't have more association trained players. You just have to have less than the maximum 17 foreign players to fit them in.
Nah. Tongue in cheek comment since we've been linked forever.
Troy going on loan to North End apparently.
I know a guy who works as a beat journalist covering them and according to him there is a deal being finalized.
My original post said « this thread ». Compréhension not your strong point I see.
ochhail:
Good, hope he gets plenty of game time.
Kelp in chickpea pancakes? It doesn't sound too appetising....to me anyway.
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At least they play in our colours... (well, we play in theirs I guess, seeing as they were founded a few years before us!!!)
Shit! I've wasted the last 40 years...if only I had known...Deprivation? Have a word with yourself.
At 20months gave a talk to NHS Consultants, Docs, Nurses, on Neonatal experiences, as a success story. We gave her Raw milk, all sorts of things which nourish.
If you adjust diet according to situation, MY CHILDREN DO NOT NEED MEDICATION, their bodies are primed and fight illness themselves.
They get a bug, then fight it off, gaining mucosal immunity, the real stuff.
Wishing illness on another, because they choose a different way, not the best look.
Born at 1lb 3oz
Brain bleed
Heart holes
Chronic lung disease
Collapsed lung
ROP
Never needed medicine, is somehow negative and tantamount to abuse, to you? We are living the weirdest days…
Now, this abuse, given it’s a miracle she is alive, another that she is in mainstream schooling, must manifest in her schooling?
She is year 4.
Agree with Fabio, would like a buy back clause as well.
tbrfootball.com
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for around £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
A report from Gazzetta dello Sport over this weekend claims a fee has been agreed between Spurs and Milan to see Tanganga move to Italy, although there remains sticking points in the deal.
The Daily Mail has added further context to the deal today, adding that while the fee is agreed, the initial move will be a loan one for Tanganga. However, Fabio Paratici has insisted on an obligation to buy from Milan, rather than just an option.
But there remains sticking points, namely over the terms of the deal and payment structure. Milan have already had troubles getting deals over the line this summer, and saw Newcastle United pinch Sven Botman when a move for the Dutch defender seemed all but done.
For the ‘amazing‘ Tanganga, a move to Milan gives him a fresh start and a chance to get his career going again. He’ll be hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow young Englishman Fikayo Tomori, who has excelled in Italy since making the move from Chelsea.
TBR’s View: Tanganga Can Shine For Milan
This will go one of two ways for the Italian champions but if they do get Tanganga playing well then a £17m fee is a massive bargain really.
Tottenham agree to sell Japhet Tanganga to AC Milan for £17m fee
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for around £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
A report from Gazzetta dello Sport over this weekend claims a fee has been agreed between Spurs and Milan to see Tanganga move to Italy, although there remains sticking points in the deal.
The Daily Mail has added further context to the deal today, adding that while the fee is agreed, the initial move will be a loan one for Tanganga. However, Fabio Paratici has insisted on an obligation to buy from Milan, rather than just an option.
But there remains sticking points, namely over the terms of the deal and payment structure. Milan have already had troubles getting deals over the line this summer, and saw Newcastle United pinch Sven Botman when a move for the Dutch defender seemed all but done.
For the ‘amazing‘ Tanganga, a move to Milan gives him a fresh start and a chance to get his career going again. He’ll be hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow young Englishman Fikayo Tomori, who has excelled in Italy since making the move from Chelsea.
TBR’s View: Tanganga Can Shine For Milan
This will go one of two ways for the Italian champions but if they do get Tanganga playing well then a £17m fee is a massive bargain really.
Wouldn’t mind having a buy back clause but in my view, that is brilliant business for an academy player that doesn’t seem to really have a spot here.Agree with Fabio, would like a buy back clause as well.
Tottenham agree to sell Japhet Tanganga to AC Milan for £17m fee
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for around £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
A report from Gazzetta dello Sport over this weekend claims a fee has been agreed between Spurs and Milan to see Tanganga move to Italy, although there remains sticking points in the deal.
The Daily Mail has added further context to the deal today, adding that while the fee is agreed, the initial move will be a loan one for Tanganga. However, Fabio Paratici has insisted on an obligation to buy from Milan, rather than just an option.
But there remains sticking points, namely over the terms of the deal and payment structure. Milan have already had troubles getting deals over the line this summer, and saw Newcastle United pinch Sven Botman when a move for the Dutch defender seemed all but done.
For the ‘amazing‘ Tanganga, a move to Milan gives him a fresh start and a chance to get his career going again. He’ll be hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow young Englishman Fikayo Tomori, who has excelled in Italy since making the move from Chelsea.
TBR’s View: Tanganga Can Shine For Milan
This will go one of two ways for the Italian champions but if they do get Tanganga playing well then a £17m fee is a massive bargain really.
Think it works out for all parties here.
Probably more ins and outs there for sure.
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Imo, he'll do well for them, the main thing is that he can defend - his tackles are decent, good pace/power, and aggression.Agree with Fabio, would like a buy back clause as well.
Tottenham agree to sell Japhet Tanganga to AC Milan for £17m fee
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
Tottenham have agreed a deal with AC Milan to sell Japhet Tanganga for around £17m, but the deal has yet to get the green-light from Daniel Levy.
A report from Gazzetta dello Sport over this weekend claims a fee has been agreed between Spurs and Milan to see Tanganga move to Italy, although there remains sticking points in the deal.
The Daily Mail has added further context to the deal today, adding that while the fee is agreed, the initial move will be a loan one for Tanganga. However, Fabio Paratici has insisted on an obligation to buy from Milan, rather than just an option.
But there remains sticking points, namely over the terms of the deal and payment structure. Milan have already had troubles getting deals over the line this summer, and saw Newcastle United pinch Sven Botman when a move for the Dutch defender seemed all but done.
For the ‘amazing‘ Tanganga, a move to Milan gives him a fresh start and a chance to get his career going again. He’ll be hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow young Englishman Fikayo Tomori, who has excelled in Italy since making the move from Chelsea.
TBR’s View: Tanganga Can Shine For Milan
This will go one of two ways for the Italian champions but if they do get Tanganga playing well then a £17m fee is a massive bargain really.
At spurs he had issues with on pitch discipline which with age and regular game time can be fixed.
He's not great on the ball but for a CB it's not the end of the world. He doesn't do any of the Sanchez buffoonery.
What are you talking about?
Today I learnt that by not getting vaccinated, eating kelp pancakes and licking mossy rocks, I can fight off every disease known to man. It's been a very productive day.
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Never gonna happen but Barella Bissouma midfield would be absolute top tier. Barella has the kind of flair and shooting ability to create valuable chances and score goals.
He of course has the workrate to play in 2 as well.
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Frankly, as far as I can see, you're exploting your sick child for your sick woo woo agenda. Using her to try to give credibility to your bullshit.Deprivation? Have a word with yourself.
At 20months gave a talk to NHS Consultants, Docs, Nurses, on Neonatal experiences, as a success story. We gave her Raw milk, all sorts of things which nourish.
If you adjust diet according to situation, MY CHILDREN DO NOT NEED MEDICATION, their bodies are primed and fight illness themselves.
They get a bug, then fight it off, gaining mucosal immunity, the real stuff.
Wishing illness on another, because they choose a different way, not the best look.
Born at 1lb 3oz
Brain bleed
Heart holes
Chronic lung disease
Collapsed lung
ROP
Never needed medicine, is somehow negative and tantamount to abuse, to you? We are living the weirdest days…
Now, this abuse, given it’s a miracle she is alive, another that she is in mainstream schooling, must manifest in her schooling?
She is year 4.
It's not working, it's only making you seem like a bigger asshole.
It’s inevitably what happens when we sign 6 players before August