I was warm on Mirallas but not so sure now. He's not consistent enough. Think we'd need to give Everton Lennon plus about £8m for McCarthy but suspect he's not on a massive wage.
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Aaron lennon is the 3rd fastest player in europe: https://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blog...astest-footballer-in-the-world-202540390.html
Congratulations to this spurs legend. Never scored or assisted enough but he was very quick. What a blazing career
On an unrelated note, I hope he will get a testimonial this summer, with bae, bale, modric, and vdv returning to the lane. Bae will dj the festivities
Congratulations to this spurs legend. Never scored or assisted enough but he was very quick. What a blazing career
On an unrelated note, I hope he will get a testimonial this summer, with bae, bale, modric, and vdv returning to the lane. Bae will dj the festivities
Maybe they are planning out his testimonial and trying to keep it under wraps?
It looks like Levy is not going to give Spurs legend Aaron Lennon his due with a proper testimonial. If so it will be a terrible injustice :avbwtf:
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is he going with the squad to america
Seriously this has got to stop...
Just reading that Spam are interested in him to replace Downing. Make that £18 million...cunts
he's 28 #pedantry
Aaron Lennon trains with youth team as Tottenham exit draws closer
The winger spent the second half of last season on loan at Everton and, along with Emmanuel Adebayor, does not appear to have a future at Spurs
Nearing the exit: Aaron Lennon has not been seen in action for Spurs since December 2014 Photo: REX
By Matt Law, Football news correspondent
Aaron Lennon has been sent to train with Tottenham Hotspur’s kids as he waits on a move away from the club.
Along with Emmanuel Adebayor, winger Lennon is training away from head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s first-team squad.
Instead the pair are maintaining their fitness with Tottenham’s Under-21s after being told there is no way back for them in Pochettino’s first-team plans.
Lennon looked throughly delighted to be joining Everton on loan
Lennon has not been completely frozen out as he is still using the first-team dressing-room, but it is a disappointing end to the 28-year-old’s 10 years at the club.
Having spent four months of last season on loan at Everton, during which time he scored twice in 14 appearances, Lennon could return to Goodison Park on a permanent transfer but chairman Daniel Levy’s initial £9million asking price has held up a deal.
Adebayor is also almost certain to leave Spurs
That valuation will have to drop as the transfer window progresses and West Ham are also interested in Lennon as a possible alternative to Everton’s Kevin Mirallas, who the Hammers have had two rejected bids for.
Former England international Lennon joined Tottenham from Leeds United as a teenager in 2005 and he has gone on to make well over 300 appearances for the club.
Lennon started last season at Spurs under Pochettino, but quickly fell out of favour as the Argentine preferred Erik Lamela, Nacer Chadli and Andros Townsend in the wide roles.
Pochettino is also still hoping to sign another wide forward this summer, with Timo Werner, Clinton N’Jie and Victor Moses all on his radar, which would push Lennon even further down the pecking order.
Like Adebayor, Lennon has one year remaining on his Spurs contract but it seems Pochettino is determined he will not see it out at White Hart Lane.
Adebayor is expected to complete a season-long loan move to Aston Villa, which will effectively end his Tottenham career.
The winger spent the second half of last season on loan at Everton and, along with Emmanuel Adebayor, does not appear to have a future at Spurs
Nearing the exit: Aaron Lennon has not been seen in action for Spurs since December 2014 Photo: REX
By Matt Law, Football news correspondent
Aaron Lennon has been sent to train with Tottenham Hotspur’s kids as he waits on a move away from the club.
Along with Emmanuel Adebayor, winger Lennon is training away from head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s first-team squad.
Instead the pair are maintaining their fitness with Tottenham’s Under-21s after being told there is no way back for them in Pochettino’s first-team plans.
Lennon looked throughly delighted to be joining Everton on loan
Lennon has not been completely frozen out as he is still using the first-team dressing-room, but it is a disappointing end to the 28-year-old’s 10 years at the club.
Having spent four months of last season on loan at Everton, during which time he scored twice in 14 appearances, Lennon could return to Goodison Park on a permanent transfer but chairman Daniel Levy’s initial £9million asking price has held up a deal.
Adebayor is also almost certain to leave Spurs
That valuation will have to drop as the transfer window progresses and West Ham are also interested in Lennon as a possible alternative to Everton’s Kevin Mirallas, who the Hammers have had two rejected bids for.
Former England international Lennon joined Tottenham from Leeds United as a teenager in 2005 and he has gone on to make well over 300 appearances for the club.
Lennon started last season at Spurs under Pochettino, but quickly fell out of favour as the Argentine preferred Erik Lamela, Nacer Chadli and Andros Townsend in the wide roles.
Pochettino is also still hoping to sign another wide forward this summer, with Timo Werner, Clinton N’Jie and Victor Moses all on his radar, which would push Lennon even further down the pecking order.
Like Adebayor, Lennon has one year remaining on his Spurs contract but it seems Pochettino is determined he will not see it out at White Hart Lane.
Adebayor is expected to complete a season-long loan move to Aston Villa, which will effectively end his Tottenham career.