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Transfers January 2022 - Transfer Window

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He's made 5 major signings and not a single one could you call a success so far.
I am not saying I have total confidence in him, far from it. I also question the players Spurs bought last summer.
But in all fairness, Nuno has to take "credit" for those purchases as well, Emerson was bought as a RB not as RWB.
Romero has been out injured ever since he joined Spurs (except when he played for Argentina).
And Gil is still young and fresh in the EPL.
Sarr has yet to play for Spurs.
 
fao tommyboyspurs tommyboyspurs

I know this list is outdated etc., but to say there is nobody "available" from this list is just bullshit as is it that none of them would fit into our first 25 man squad

Contracts expiring

How to finance them? Well, tell all of Ndombele, Doherty, GLC that they will-not-play-again-for-Spurs. It's a World Cup year. They'd agree moves in a flash, if they knew they'd spend 5 months doing shuttleruns behind the janitors shed.

Not that we need finance, obvs. With the new stadium, which in no way affects our finances, we have more cash to spend than ever. Right?
 

Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur have enquired about signing Woolwich and Juventus target Dusan Vlahovic in the January transfer window, according to The Daily Star.

The Daily Star are reporting this afternoon that Tottenham have made a late enquiry about signing Vlahovic from Fiorentina in the January transfer window.

However, Juventus believe that the striker wants to join them.

The report has added that Tottenham’s bitter North London rivals Woolwich are keen on signing the 21-year-old striker in the January transfer window.
 
I am not saying I have total confidence in him, far from it. I also question the players Spurs bought last summer.
But in all fairness, Nuno has to take "credit" for those purchases as well, Emerson was bought as a RB not as RWB.
Romero has been out injured ever since he joined Spurs (except when he played for Argentina).
And Gil is still young and fresh in the EPL.
Sarr has yet to play for Spurs.

Nuno would have had little to no power over transfers, he was there because we couldn't get anyone else at the time. Emerson is just a shit modern fullback, whether at RWB or RB he would never be good enough going forward. Look at the players the other top clubs have in those roles. Jury out on Romero yes, but Gil is about to be loaned about for being so ineffective, and Sarr seems to be struggling to get in a lower down the table Ligue 1 side.

We brought him in to elevate our transfer business, and he hasn't done that.
 
Certainly not the most popular take, but makes the most sense.

There's no doubt. Everyone knows January is generally a terrible time to do business, even the most adamant Levy out people know that deep down.

The only legitimate reason to want to see us really invest right now is because the top 4 is for the taking if we just had the right mix of quality. Other than that it's basically fear of Conte suddenly walking (he won't) or just deeper anti-Levy sentiment.
 
If you look at our 25 man squad, we'd be improved by players who are WELL from the f*cking top.

No offence.
Sure,

but then we're buying above average players who are available now as opposed to "good" players who are available in the summer, and we're stuck with those "above average" players on high wages on our books because we had to pay them a lot to come to us in Jan in the first place.

we'll want to upgrade again in the summer and we're stuck with more players we want out.

it's a vicious cycle.

See Liverpool with VVD, don't by the back up wait for (or overpay) for the one you want - assuming they want to come!
 
Well, UEFA has the opportunity to strangle one of these projects in the cradle now, rather than combatting one that’s already too big to fail. The existing powers of the sport that run UEFA do not wish to invite a new member.

We’ll see. There will be friction, and there will be cheating, but the fact is that Chelsea and City didn’t even need for that to be a calculation when they made the jump.
But how do you strangle it in the cradle? They have to write rules that are tacitly applied fair and equal. The Saudis aren't just going to write a cheque out to cash and spend it on footballers.

They'll follow the Citeh model. St. James Park will get the biggest naming rights deal in history to convert to Saudi British Bank St. James Park. The shirt sponsor will be Flynas, also the most lucrative (*just low enough to be justifiable, sort of) kit deal in history. They'll use Aramco back channels to leverage massive sponsorships from energy companies. They'll show approximately £500M in annual commercial income on the books and take it all as a loss back home where no one cares.

So, how do you strangle it? Doing so would require rules that tear down City and PSG's house of cards as well. And require scrutiny of the dodgy AF accounts at Madrid and Barcelona. Chelsea might skirt the line, just because they've developed decently high value non-doped revenue streams now that they doped their way up first.

And if you go after all those clubs, they'll just start the ESL and tell UEFA and FIFA both to do one. They're going to eventually, anyway, but the execs at UEFA and FIFA are just hoping to see out their careers before the bribes stop flowing.
 

Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur have enquired about signing Woolwich and Juventus target Dusan Vlahovic in the January transfer window, according to The Daily Star.

The Daily Star are reporting this afternoon that Tottenham have made a late enquiry about signing Vlahovic from Fiorentina in the January transfer window.

However, Juventus believe that the striker wants to join them.

The report has added that Tottenham’s bitter North London rivals Woolwich are keen on signing the 21-year-old striker in the January transfer window.

Spurs have enquired about Vlahovic.
Here's how that conversation went...

Levy to Vlahovic's agent / Fiorentina Chairman: "How's Dusan?"
Reply: "He's well thanks"

End of conversation.
 
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