Jack Clarke the most pointless player ever
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Just a beleaguered Spurs fan. We'll probably make it last second to try and get people excited.
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Long before he was ever linked to us, I watched one match with him and thought he was the absolute nut. Was Leeds v Derby and I was only watching because of the Bielsa spygate rubbish, and Clarke, at this point 18 I think, was phenomenal. Genuinely though I was watching the new Bale.
Not sure what happened between then and the moment he signed for us, but clearly I misjudged that one. Honestly though, The talent was prodigious that day, wasn’t just speed and ball skill but that unquantifiable verve that you never see outside of the top players.
Was it you on spelling duties?
Never been the same since he collapsed.
They already binned Locelso once mate.
Who would be positioned better than Spurs? We'd be the largest club with the highest capacity in by far the largest urban area included in that league. Spam would be well off in that league as well.
I don't really understand why you think we would struggle, its irrational.
None of it is as simple as you’re making out. It would be an absolute tragedy if the English football pyramid were to separate, whichever side of the schism Spurs were on.
Nothing is the same on the other side of that.
Not as fucked as you would think. What would the interest be in foreclosing on the stadium? Assuming you can't foreclose on the stadium and get the ESL to let you in with a startup franchise, the property is worth far more as a stadium than anything else that would require significant cost to renovate/rebuild.
The bank securing the current loans would basically become the LLDC, they'd be holding an albatross with no other recourse than to restructure the terms to something that financially feasible for a tenant.
Now, they may foreclose on the stadium, take it over in any restructure, then lease it back to the club. But they wouldn't be likely to displace the club - the only way the bank could ever hope to get its money back would be to keep football in the stadium.
I'll wait while you say the NFL would come it, which isn't ever going to happen despite how often you all talk about it.
Clarke just been yanked off.
Did not look interested.
£10 million + add ons. Who signed off on that one ?
The tragedy was when the English football pyramid separated. In February 1992. Everything in the 30 years since has merely been the wake before the funeral.
Football died when the Premier League was founded.
Does anyone actually believe that the actors that very nearly breathed life into the ESL less than a year ago have just given the thought up for good? Naive. They're just working on a better plan that's less tenuous.
Pair them on the first flight out of the country maybe.
