Aren't they? Levy certainly used to be, but his thinking seems to have become very muddled. Not knowing when to cash in has cost us a fortune in recent years.Whilst I am also big on resale value, Hitchen and Levy aren't.
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Aren't they? Levy certainly used to be, but his thinking seems to have become very muddled. Not knowing when to cash in has cost us a fortune in recent years.Whilst I am also big on resale value, Hitchen and Levy aren't.
They are , they are just uselessWhilst I am also big on resale value, Hitchen and Levy aren't.
Aren't they? Levy certainly used to be, but his thinking seems to have become very muddled. Not knowing when to cash in has cost us a fortune in recent years.
I'm guessing he would be closer to £90m, but I don't know his contract situation.Maybe my valuation on Lukaku is out of whack but I imagine Inter will want an insane price for him, over 50m. I don't see how we can spend that on someone his age.
Would rather spend 60m on Kounde and bring in cheaper options up front.
Kane has clearly told his representatives he wants to leave. This was corroborated from The Athletic a month ago too; so unless they're both making it up, we should assume its true.
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I'm guessing he would be closer to £90m, but I don't know his contract situation.
In terms of the younger strikers I see people talking about, I think a lot of them are a real shot in the dark. I have no idea if they are ready for the challenge.
I think Greenwood is pie in the sky. I don't have my heart set on anyone in particular, but I want someone who is prepared to do a lot of hard running. They don't have to match Kane's stats.I think striker will be the trickiest position to address if Kane leaves.
A lot of potentials- either way great or bust, mediocres or aging guys, I don't see a lot of ideal fits.
If we are dealing with the 3 domestic teams I would look at having a guy coming back, not because they are all great but I think they could at least do a decent job- Greenwood for me would be ideal and obviously better than just doing an ok job, I think if you could get him in a Kane deal you are looking great. Abraham, again not ideal and maybe not even a first choice guy but he can do a job. City- Jesus. I have criticized him a lot but there is talent there.
Maybe it is unrealistic to ask for them back but at least then you know you have something for the role and can still role the dice with some of the younger guys mentioned previously.
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And good to see you say 90m I was originally going to say 70m but thought that might me looked at as crazy high.
I think striker will be the trickiest position to address if Kane leaves.
A lot of potentials- either way great or bust, mediocres or aging guys, I don't see a lot of ideal fits.
If we are dealing with the 3 domestic teams I would look at having a guy coming back, not because they are all great but I think they could at least do a decent job- Greenwood for me would be ideal and obviously better than just doing an ok job, I think if you could get him in a Kane deal you are looking great. Abraham, again not ideal and maybe not even a first choice guy but he can do a job. City- Jesus. I have criticized him a lot but there is talent there.
Maybe it is unrealistic to ask for them back but at least then you know you have something for the role and can still role the dice with some of the younger guys mentioned previously.
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And good to see you say 90m I was originally going to say 70m but thought that might me looked at as crazy high.
Brilliant!![]()
Tottenham trouble as Harry Kane agent is in talks with several clubs
The agent of Harry Kane is currently in touch with several clubs regarding a move.The player has refused to commit his future to Spurs.tothelaneandback.com
Last year's reporting of Kane is leaving.
That's the Daily Express and Calciomercato. Both total jokes. Nothing comparable to The Athletic and Sky Sports reporting it.![]()
Tottenham trouble as Harry Kane agent is in talks with several clubs
The agent of Harry Kane is currently in touch with several clubs regarding a move.The player has refused to commit his future to Spurs.tothelaneandback.com
Last year's reporting of Kane is leaving.
Greenwood is great but United probably value him for 50m plus. Abraham is a bit mediocre, he hasn't started much despite Werner's poor form. Jesus just isn't good enough, Pep has played no striker rather than playing him.I think striker will be the trickiest position to address if Kane leaves.
A lot of potentials- either way great or bust, mediocres or aging guys, I don't see a lot of ideal fits.
If we are dealing with the 3 domestic teams I would look at having a guy coming back, not because they are all great but I think they could at least do a decent job- Greenwood for me would be ideal and obviously better than just doing an ok job, I think if you could get him in a Kane deal you are looking great. Abraham, again not ideal and maybe not even a first choice guy but he can do a job. City- Jesus. I have criticized him a lot but there is talent there.
Maybe it is unrealistic to ask for them back but at least then you know you have something for the role and can still role the dice with some of the younger guys mentioned previously.
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And good to see you say 90m I was originally going to say 70m but thought that might me looked at as crazy high.
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Greenwood is great but United probably value him for 50m plus. Abraham is a bit mediocre, he hasn't started much despite Werner's poor form. Jesus just isn't good enough, Pep has played no striker rather than playing him.
This wouldn't work. Over HG limits and not by 1 players but by a few.
United fans love him because he's from the academy and their owners are coming under severe pressure for not respecting the club's traditions enough. No way do they sell him, and if they did it would be a total rip off.I know Greenwood is unlikely, but at the same time this is probably our best chance to use Kane leverage to get a guy like that.
It's fine; we can have the 22 players in that squad image, and then add Whiteman, Scarlett, and Cirkin to make a squad of 25.This wouldn't work. Over HG limits and not by 1 players but by a few.
We need to keep an eye for players like White, Ings and probably keep the likes of Davies and Doherty.