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Player Manor Solomon
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Manor executed a good body feint, plus it's training, not a huge deal.
You picked Udogie but its a.poor look from about three others and the GK. Or ?Solomon is on fire.
Worse for Hojberg with that fake challenge.
Surely that's Rish! Sunak
yea kulu and son should not be certs to start anyway. no where near good enough last year. competition for places good for everyone
Probably starts instead of Kulu by the time we get to Brentford away.
He’s doing everything I was hoping to see Moura do.
If it's on merit, then I'm all for it. I believe that's the notion of competing for places that peeps often speak of....
I'm hoping Sonny isn't allowed to be bullet-proof again this season too.
Manordona works better but his made me chuckle more.
To me this feels like pretty shameful behaviour, but perhaps I am too harsh on management….
“Shakhtar Donetsk are looking for €6.5million (£5.6m) in compensation from Tottenham Hotspur over their signing of Manor Solomon.
Following a meeting between Shakhtar CEO Sergei Palkin and Rebecca Caplehorn, Spurs’ director of football administration and governance, however, Spurs have offered Shakhtar a sell-on fee if they sell Solomon in the future.
Caplehorn represented Spurs in the talks while chairman Daniel Levy is away in the United State.
Negotiations are continuing between the two clubs as they look to find an agreement.”
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“Shakhtar Donetsk are looking for €6.5million (£5.6m) in compensation from Tottenham Hotspur over their signing of Manor Solomon.
Following a meeting between Shakhtar CEO Sergei Palkin and Rebecca Caplehorn, Spurs’ director of football administration and governance, however, Spurs have offered Shakhtar a sell-on fee if they sell Solomon in the future.
Caplehorn represented Spurs in the talks while chairman Daniel Levy is away in the United State.
Negotiations are continuing between the two clubs as they look to find an agreement.”
Shakhtar request €6.5m from Spurs over Solomon signing
Shakhtar Donetsk are looking for €6.5million (£5.6m) in compensation from Tottenham Hotspur over their signing of Manor Solomon. Following a meeting between Shakhtar CEO Sergei Palkin and Rebecca Caplehorn, Spurs’ director of football administration and governance, however, Spurs have offered...
theathletic.com
To me this feels like pretty shameful behaviour, but perhaps I am too harsh on management….
“Shakhtar Donetsk are looking for €6.5million (£5.6m) in compensation from Tottenham Hotspur over their signing of Manor Solomon.
Following a meeting between Shakhtar CEO Sergei Palkin and Rebecca Caplehorn, Spurs’ director of football administration and governance, however, Spurs have offered Shakhtar a sell-on fee if they sell Solomon in the future.
Caplehorn represented Spurs in the talks while chairman Daniel Levy is away in the United State.
Negotiations are continuing between the two clubs as they look to find an agreement.”
Shakhtar request €6.5m from Spurs over Solomon signing
Shakhtar Donetsk are looking for €6.5million (£5.6m) in compensation from Tottenham Hotspur over their signing of Manor Solomon. Following a meeting between Shakhtar CEO Sergei Palkin and Rebecca Caplehorn, Spurs’ director of football administration and governance, however, Spurs have offered...
What's shameful about it?
They're lucky we''re even prepared to discuss the matter.
UEFA fucked them; not us.
Also: Reminder..... He would only have had 6 months left on his contract when we got our hands on him anyway and we could have signed him for free in January.
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Whatever the FIFA ruling might be, Tottenham is essentially signing a contracted player as if he was a free agent.
Instead of donating £100,000 from the friendly, Spurs should pony up an appropriate amount to a range of Ukrainian charities in Donetsk.
There’s a lot of fist-shaking on here about how THFC really “belongs” to the fans not the management. But in this case there are no qualms about dodging the chance to help the Ukrainian people in an appropriately reciprocal way.
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