What is the right amount - doubt you will get levy the lizard to write it down
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Well you can take an educated guess.
Grealish £100m
Lukaku £130m, still not accepted.
So if the offer is £150m, or thereabouts, and Levy rejects it. Then you could have some sympathy with Kane. If not then there is no defence for him going on strike.
Having a hatred/dislike for Levy does not automatically mean that Kane is correct in his actions.
Could there be an option for going to ACAS?
It all boils down to having his clueless loser brother as his agent, if he had someone competent like Mendes or Raiola he would have never found himself in this situation
No world class talent is stupid enough to sign a 6 year contract at a 2nd/3rd tier club without any clause
A bit of a loaded question. Few will support Kane.
A more interesting question is whether you'd hold it against Kane. Personally I wouldn't. He is just trying to engineer a move that few would begrudge him. It is how he's gone about it, rather than him wishing to leave, which is regretable. But I think he'll knuckle down. Now might be the only chance for him to move this season, with city potentially choosing one of Grealish or Kane.
A more interesting question is whether you'd hold it against Kane. Personally I wouldn't. He is just trying to engineer a move that few would begrudge him. It is how he's gone about it, rather than him wishing to leave, which is regretable. But I think he'll knuckle down. Now might be the only chance for him to move this season, with city potentially choosing one of Grealish or Kane.
The Life Of Bryan threads over here mate:
Difficult one, I have always believed in the individuals right to withdraw their labour if their position has become untenable and all negotiations have been exhausted. Not sure if H (or any pro footballer) actions by not turning in can be classed as 'strike' in the conventional sense but more a case of a frustration of contract and non cooperation.
Couldn't give a flying how it affects the Board I am much more concerned how it will harm the Club and indeed Harry himself.
Couldn't give a flying how it affects the Board I am much more concerned how it will harm the Club and indeed Harry himself.
You either support him going on strike to engineer his move as some have done
or
You don't agree with him going on strike to engineer his move as others have done.
The question has nothing to do with whether he stays or goes, Enic or Levy, only whether you support his actions or not.
It won't, so................
No issue with Kane wanting to leave, or leaving for a fair price. But if he's on strike over Levy not accepting 100m then he just doesn't understand his value.
Eden Hazard had a year on his contract and Real Madrid are said to have paid up to €140m for him. Coutinho initial fee of £105m rising to £135m in bonus. Grealish is a lovely player valued at 100m, but goals are money and Kane only has a right to strike if we're turning down bids of 130m plus, imo.
Eden Hazard had a year on his contract and Real Madrid are said to have paid up to €140m for him. Coutinho initial fee of £105m rising to £135m in bonus. Grealish is a lovely player valued at 100m, but goals are money and Kane only has a right to strike if we're turning down bids of 130m plus, imo.
The bloke earns 200k+ a week, turn up to fucking work.
Nope. He signed a 6 year deal. That’s on Harry. End of.
130-140 mill cash is the minimum, more would be handy
Harry is playing the game he has to play because Levy is a useless and dishonest piece of shit. H has given incredible service to us and we’ve fucked up at least three times when we had a pretty easy opportunity to cement a place at the top table. Take the money and let him move on. We might get him back when he’s won something if we play it right.
What money?