That gooner on his blog would probably say 'yes'
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That gooner on his blog would probably say 'yes'
Fucking hell
Here is the interview where the above comments are lifted:
Real Madrid's Luka Modric on Tottenham and life in Spain
Real Madrid's Luka Modric on Tottenham and life in Spain
He's on the telly box now
Still maintain the best centre mid I've ever seen at Spurs. Pure class, could utterly dominate a game and spray passes everywhere
I don't know man, think I'll always love both of them, they gave us some fantastic moments. I can't begrudge them for moving on in their careers.
When he said he wanted to move to Chelsea?
So what ? He isnt a spurs fan
You respect the guy so much?
EXCLUSIVE: Let me leave! Modric bombshell as he admits he wants to join Chelsea
I like what he said yesterday. But he'd have to kneel before the chicken badge before he got an ounce of respect back from me.
Bale, except for the last few weeks when EVERYONE knew where he was going, was an exceptional professional. Modric on the other hand agitated for a move to a rival club and had a few games where he wasn't 'in the right mind' to play for us.
That said, he was a superb player for us and never had any issue with him going to Madrid. He was a pure joy to watch - even the simple stuff in the middle of the park was done with an understated style.
That said, he was a superb player for us and never had any issue with him going to Madrid. He was a pure joy to watch - even the simple stuff in the middle of the park was done with an understated style.
That's what you get from players that come from the Balkans. We are pretty cunty people.
Always had time on the ball, probably the best Croatian player next to Boban, hard as nails too.
Regardless of if he said he wanted to go to that shit club in Fulham or if he never said it. He didn't go there, Levy did his job well and Luka did the same until the following season when we got the best deal to suit everyone. I know I'll probably get some shit for saying this but if Ledley had of stayed fit for his whole career I very much doubt he would have only ever played for us. In the end its a job and 99% of people want to earn and achieve as much as they can while they work.
All we can do as fans is show support to the ones that deserve it while they're at the club and hopefully the next Luca Modric will want to come to a great club with great fans.
Things like that interview and Soldado's tweets melt my heart and make me proud to be spurs.
All we can do as fans is show support to the ones that deserve it while they're at the club and hopefully the next Luca Modric will want to come to a great club with great fans.
Things like that interview and Soldado's tweets melt my heart and make me proud to be spurs.
Luka Modric has appeared as a key witness at a corruption trial involving a former Dinamo Zagreb director charged with tax evasion and embezzlement.
The 31-year-old Real Madrid midfielder, who is not a suspect, gave evidence in the trial of Zdravko Mamic, who was Dinamo's executive director between 2003 and 2016.
Modric said he had a deal with Mamic to pay the club 50 per cent of his transfer to Tottenham in 2008. He said the transfer was worth "between" £18.5m and £20.2m (€21m and €23m euros).
Modric said that, after the sums were paid to Dinamo's and his bank accounts in Croatia, he gave an unspecified amount "cash in hand" to Mamic's brother and son.
"My goal was to clear all of my debts toward him, so I don't owe him (Mamic) anything else in the future," Modric said.
Luka Modric appears as key witness in trial of ex-Dinamo Zagreb director Zdravko Mamic
The 31-year-old Real Madrid midfielder, who is not a suspect, gave evidence in the trial of Zdravko Mamic, who was Dinamo's executive director between 2003 and 2016.
Modric said he had a deal with Mamic to pay the club 50 per cent of his transfer to Tottenham in 2008. He said the transfer was worth "between" £18.5m and £20.2m (€21m and €23m euros).
Modric said that, after the sums were paid to Dinamo's and his bank accounts in Croatia, he gave an unspecified amount "cash in hand" to Mamic's brother and son.
"My goal was to clear all of my debts toward him, so I don't owe him (Mamic) anything else in the future," Modric said.
Luka Modric appears as key witness in trial of ex-Dinamo Zagreb director Zdravko Mamic
