We probably asked if he was interested and he just laughed .......i mean why would he even consider moving from Bayern to a team in England a few points off the relegation places
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Transfers January Transfer Thread 24/25
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We probably asked if he was interested and he just laughed .......i mean why would he even consider moving from Bayern to a team in England a few points off the relegation places
Signings like that show why this club took a massive fall since poch.
The Championship is a tough, competitive league.
If the club are confident min-Hyeok can play at that level, then surely he would be capable playing a few mins here and there for us, considering we are absolutely starved of players and going through one of the worst injury crises’ in the history of the Premier League…
We are in no position to be loaning out ANYONE that can contribute, even in the slightest way.
Just another dose of utterly mind boggling BS from the brains trust at Tottenham Hotspur.
Paul Merson saying we should stick with Ange for this season and next 
saying we don't have the money to pay people 70k a week to sit on the bench. We're the 9th richest team in the world you fucking gooner troll cunt, get back on the bag and fuck off
saying we don't have the money to pay people 70k a week to sit on the bench. We're the 9th richest team in the world you fucking gooner troll cunt, get back on the bag and fuck off
Nothing would surprise with this club.
Ange could win a trophy and qualify for Champions League and then get sacked.
Or he could win nothing and finish 15th and still be here next season.
Levy follows his own rules but it would be weird if he got sacked after winning a trophy or two.
Yang is 18 years old, never played in Europe on any level...and people are upset that he's been loaned out 
He was never meant to play for the 1st team in his first season in England - but that doesn't mean he's a flop or that it was wrong to buy him.
The jury is still out on him, of course, but at least give him some time and don't vent out your frustration on Yang or those who bought him. Yang has nothing to do with the problem Spurs are facing. And thinking or hoping that he can be part of the solution to Spurs' present injury crisis is totally unrealistic.
He was never meant to play for the 1st team in his first season in England - but that doesn't mean he's a flop or that it was wrong to buy him.The jury is still out on him, of course, but at least give him some time and don't vent out your frustration on Yang or those who bought him. Yang has nothing to do with the problem Spurs are facing. And thinking or hoping that he can be part of the solution to Spurs' present injury crisis is totally unrealistic.
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If he somehow managed to get us the europa league I think the board would find it hard to get rid of him. That would be the biggest trophy this club could get under levy unless we got really lucky in the prem or CL.
We are shit at loaning out players and this is further proof of it. I agree, the championship is an unforgiving physical fast league where players get less protection than in the PL.
Will be another waste of time. I bet he gets hardly any minutes there. We should have either left him in Korea or found an easier European league for him.
I think they will still get rid of him......the PL form and performances will be the deciding factor imo
No he won't.
I’ve actually no issue with us loaning out Yang, he needs regular football to adjust to the change in leagues.
My ONLY issue with it is numbers, I don’t know how likely he would be to get minutes currently, but if we’re loaning him out it needs to be because we can fill the space on the bench. Sure, we could stick another youngster on there, but loaning someone out during this injury run really should be secondary to actually getting some bodies in to get us through the season. If he goes, we have to replace him solely based on numbers available.
My ONLY issue with it is numbers, I don’t know how likely he would be to get minutes currently, but if we’re loaning him out it needs to be because we can fill the space on the bench. Sure, we could stick another youngster on there, but loaning someone out during this injury run really should be secondary to actually getting some bodies in to get us through the season. If he goes, we have to replace him solely based on numbers available.
Embolo should fit in nicely
The loan for Yang is probably needed but you have to wonder if getting some substitute minutes in the EL or PL would be better initially. It’s a tough ask for him to come from Korea and be thrown into the Championship. He will likely get kicked about and face intimidating crowds. He also won’t have Sonny around as much.
I hope he knew he was going to be loaned out before he moved to England or it will be a real culture shock for him.
That being said, it throws him at the deep end and he will either sink or swim. Big test of character for him.
I hope he knew he was going to be loaned out before he moved to England or it will be a real culture shock for him.
That being said, it throws him at the deep end and he will either sink or swim. Big test of character for him.
He's right, that won't stop us attempting. Daniel will stop us attempting.
That kid was never signed for football reasons.
Will still be given a shirt number so we can sell some units to our South Korean contingent.Yang is 18 years old, never played in Europe on any level...and people are upset that he's been loaned out
The jury is still out on him, of course, but at least give him some time and don't vent out your frustration on Yang or those who bought him. Yang has nothing to do with the problem Spurs are facing. And thinking or hoping that he can be part of the solution to Spurs' present injury crisis is totally unrealistic.
Tel when he hears Tottenham are keen
When his agent tells him about the wages on offer
When Daniel Levy suggests a meet-up
If we keep him next year the injury problem will haunt us again. He will not change his ways.