Don't do it to yourself, there's a snowball's chance in Hell that we get Eze. He's the jewel in the CP crown, much like Zaha was, and they'll want crazy money to part with him.
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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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I don't recall anything on that, and a quick Google search doesn't show anything other than goon interest.
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Absolute nonsense.
Anyone who has convinced themselves or been brainwashed into thinking Levy would not have liked to see more trophies under his regime is just blinkered.
If it's about money alone then trophies bring even more money and even more investment. Simple correlation.
This Levy doesn't want success is akin to saying the English FA appointed Southgate so they didnt win major titles.
Rubbish in other words.
There’s lots to like about Tapsoba, but aerial duel ability isn’t really one of them.
The thing is, there are very few cb’s who are great defenders and great footballers.
Do you think playing high line Tapsoba and VDV would be good purchases?
Can't be argued against, it's incompetence in black and white.
Reguilon, Sanchez, and Hojbjerg and we might be able to afford Tapsoba without touching the Kane fee (much).
Give Leverkusen the 40M they want
Agreed!
Alasdair is so naive! He wants Kane to stay one more year then maybe sign a deal?
Come on Ali… Ffs that’s not gonna happen. Kane is doing right by us by being willing to go abroad
one more year the pl vultures start throwing money at him and then it’s a fucking nightmare disaster for us
The Champions League final was a big game and gave him exposure but he was poor and we all knew that he knew he wasn’t match fit but put personal glory ahead of the team and messed up.
How do you even know what they realised or didn’t? Full of experts on this forum
Every single thing about that poxy CL final bothers me, from Kane showing up clearly unfit to Moura not starting to the handball to the fact that Eriksen bottled every single challenge he saw.
I know we were the inferior team and ultimately Liverpool deserved to win.
But we couldn't have put ourselves in a worse position.
Every single player would have wanted to play that game.
The problem is the club and manager are the ones that should make the decision whether he should start or not.
But we probably left the decision up to Kane because we have been treating him as though he’s bigger than the club for years.
Harry is as much to blame for his lack of silverware as anyone else. Not just the Madrid CL final, he's come up small in the biggest moments habitually.
Not to pile on, I love the guy, but this revisionist tosh about how the club has let down the brave and valiant Harry Kane (who threw a strop and tried to force a move to City, having given an interview stating as much before the season even ended, and then sulked about not getting his way for 6 months) is a bit much.
I don't play video games. But are you saying there is a game about hookers?? I'm all ears!
Yes, slim to zero chance Kane would re-up his deal.
But getting rid of your best player isn't the best way for a new coach to fit into a new and much more competitive league.
Having Kane will certainly make Ange's first PL season a lot easier than not having him. Kane would be able to cover up a lot of cracks
There's certainly value of Ange having a strong first season.
I'm sure the new manager, was aware that Harry would be gone for the start of the new season.
It's just whether, the club will back home with, decent signings, that is where the doubt is.
The idea that a striker who doesn't fit the system, and who isn't committed to the club will necessarily make the PL season a lot easier is immediately suspect to me. We've had a little taste of what a Kane led attack under Ange looks like, and it's pretty toothless. Not to mention that the media frenzy around Kane will reach a fever pitch once it's clear he's running down his contract, he'll be linked to every single top six club + Newcastle, constantly. That's far, far from ideal circumstances for a new coach trying to build his project from the ground up. Ange himself said he wants it resolved as quickly as possible.