But it matters that our player wants out. Harry wants out so this deal needs to happen or we have an unhappy player, etc. It always matters when there is a limited market irrespective of the reasons for that limitation.
How do you name this as the only one...
...only to follow it up with 2 more from our club. And not to mention the many others from around Europe.
There is no hypocrisy on Levy. Kane is worth only what someone is willing to pay and not the crazy numbers any supporter thinks up in their head. His value to Spurs may be more than the market will bear and that's fine, don't sell. But be prepared to suffer the consequences.
But you were incorrect with your explanation. Levy knew multiple years prior to CE's exit that he would not be renewing. He tried to force a renewing down his throat. Everyone lost...which should have been a lesson learned but our Daniel is resistant to such edification.
In your opinion. But how much did keeping him do for our fortunes? I would have figured you would have reassessed your opinion on this matter considering the intervening evidence. People said the same thing when I suggested it in the previous years...now here we are. We've already lost 2 managers and most of our players are shit and we don't recruit as is...and that's with keeping him. My goodness what dystopic future do you see if we move him on? Shit, we might even end up in the Europa Conference League playing qualifying round in bulgaria or something. Wait...didn't something like this happen last year?
Imagine if we did it the summer of the 'painful rebuild' and got Haaland early? Or the summer he moved to BVB? Opportunity cost.
Probably not but a good footie discussion never hurt anyone.
You're either not reading my posts properly or being willfully obtuse.
It also matters that he has 3 years left on his contract and the club want him to stay. The club hold his contract and pay his wages. We've been over this so many times now.
I mentioned Mod as the only one WHO WAS MADE TO STAY. I explained this clearly. Bale and Berb were not made to stay. Please respond to what I say, not what you want to hear.
Yes we've been over this too, this was the whole point of the Mod example. You take a pessimistic view of the consequences, I don't past the first couple of weeks. We're going around in circles.
Not getting into the Eriksen thing, it was handled badly but it's not comparative to this situation as no one was desperate to take him when he had 3 years left. Again already said this.
I never said Levy handled it well once did I? I wasn't incorrect, or if I was, quote me please.
You're becoming hyperbolic and seem to be less interested in having a discussion as trying to win an argument. ' My goodness what dystopic future do you see '? Seriously? Please can we just stick to the facts of the discussion and what we've said? There's really no need for flowery bullshit that has nothing to do with what I've said.
When would you have sold Kane and for how much? What would it have done for us positively? Not saying you're definitely wrong (how can I on something that will never come to pass) but interested as to what you think was wrong with what I said (about the damage to the club) which you've not directly answered (not for the first time).
No one would've agreed with you on selling Kane and buying Haaland. Where you advocating signing him 2 or 3 years ago?
It's no longer a good discussion because we're going around in circles.