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Transfers January 2023 Transfer Thread. The Big One
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Looks like Levy has found someone who he can relate to in Paratici.
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Trying to get everything on the cheap.
That's why 29 days negotiation to sign a player that may not sign.
Paratici’s transfer text to player revealed by journalist - ‘Moment of indecision’ left him without Tottenham transfer - Sport Witness
Among the several clubs Nicolo Zaniolo has recently got linked to, there were Tottenham Hotspur. The Premier League side were said to be one of the many clubs who wanted to take the midfielder from Roma, but once faced the Giallorossi’s requests for the sale, they could not get to a deal...
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Trying to get everything on the cheap.
That's why 29 days negotiation to sign a player that may not sign.
Doesn't seem to be doing them any good.
Draw, loss, win, draw, loss. Not exactly a tough fixture list either.
Can you explain what you're implying then, you fucking moron.
I'm sure I'm missing something, but let me just ask this esteemed group.
Have we EVER activated a player's release clause upon the opening of the window as has now become a pretty common player acquisition strategy?
I remember Luka Modric was a deal that was "done" at the close of the previous season, dunno if that was release clause related or not.
Have we EVER activated a player's release clause upon the opening of the window as has now become a pretty common player acquisition strategy?
I remember Luka Modric was a deal that was "done" at the close of the previous season, dunno if that was release clause related or not.
Not a release clause but i remember we signed Michael Brown right at the start of a January window. That was 2004 which says a lot.
What's happened with Cancelo? Not so long ago he was the best thing since sliced bread.
I was being sarcastic. We need loads of ins and outs yet seem so apathetic to it. It’s beyond bizarre. It’s like we are completely broken transfer wise.
Jose being a twunt he was sold for € 3M to Fenerbache but we offered €5M , Jose talking outta his ring stinger
They'll likely still be ok by FFP even if they do buy Fernandez. Going by transfermarket, since 2019 they are roughly £430M in the Red on transfers, but as you say, the longer the contract, the better the amortisation will be. They've pretty much balanced their books, until this window, with multiple loans and a few biggish sales, with Hazard being the biggest one.
As has been said though, it's a massive risk which could backfire spectacularly on them.
It won't though, they're not us.
I’m not going to city as can’t make it, don’t particularly want to go to the other either but I will if there are protests because I want to join in. But I also want to support the team, because I think we can still do something decent this season. Don’t let ENIC force decent fans away for a tourist to take your seat. That’s part of what they want.
Well, there must be some base to it. We still stuck with Dier...
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Don't act like you know how this usually works. Maybe the selling side is usually responsible for fees. E.g. when I sold my house, a proportion of the sale price went to the agent, not an additional fee from the buyer.
If we're to believe Ornstein, Spurs being asked to pay the admin fee is a surprise. Why should it be a surprise if there are not standard procedures for such fees or Spurs already had an agreement on these fees too?
There is no Base, he is lying, not about his personal facetiming but about the fees, he was sold for 3M but we offered 5M , nothing to do with us not ponying up the money...
I don't think we have, no.
I didn’t imply anything. It was a direct fucking question.
Well the obvious answer is usually the true one: everyone is blaming Sporting because they're to blame. If you agreed to rent a car over the internet for your vacation, and then arrived there only for them to spring extra "administrative costs" on you, you'd be rightfully angry.
Maybe if we didn't leave it till last 3 days of window to make a reasonable offer sporting wouldn't be acting this way.....
