Burnley's defence is so much better than the teams down there. They just can't score at the moment.
I thought that Waghorst bloke would give them enough, and he looked ok in a few games but they stopped scoring again.
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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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I thought that Waghorst bloke would give them enough, and he looked ok in a few games but they stopped scoring again.
Why? Bet they are thinking 50m… They need a focal point striker IMO? Was it that you don’t want them getting money to re-invest?
If we get an LCB, I'd keep Davies as LCB/LWB (3rd) back up.
They haven't had a clean sheet since our game, they are not defending very well this year.
Fucking typical.
That said, feels like Burnley was the turning point for us.
3 wins in 25 (that's even worse for us)
Even though, all of a sudden, with 1/2 season form for Troy n whole for Kion, plus Scarlett and Donley looking every bit Prem strikers in the baking…
We are stacked at youth Striker, however, be rude not to get involved here, given he may be ready to take the next career step?
Chelsea have approached Woolwich's English academy forward Khayon Edwards over a potential summer transfer, with the 18-year-old yet to agree a professional deal with the Gunners. (Goal)
Spursidol
any good?
We are stacked at youth Striker, however, be rude not to get involved here, given he may be ready to take the next career step?
Chelsea have approached Woolwich's English academy forward Khayon Edwards over a potential summer transfer, with the 18-year-old yet to agree a professional deal with the Gunners. (Goal)
Spursidol
any good?
Everton can nick points off of Leicester and hopefully Woolwich as well whose form seems to have fallen off a cliff.
ManU game might be their turning point to survive the drop
bus-conductor
Serie A, young but not inexperienced, position we need
They have an option to extend contract so wouldn't be suprised to see a loan with option
Serie A, young but not inexperienced, position we need
They have an option to extend contract so wouldn't be suprised to see a loan with option
Buy him and Bremer. That's our defense sorted.
I would deffo keep Davies. But if Sessegnon keeps on being so injury-prone Davies will end up being 2nd backup LWB.
I have no idea whether Sessegnon's body is injury prone or simply "unlucky"....
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Yeah but he'll be playing CL football for Lepzig with an exciting young squad and manager not aimless football for Southampton.
He has to want the move too.
Besides needing to somehow forgive this loser for needlessly hating on Bale and us back when, where exactly would he fit in? We would really want to run him at LW/RW or CM? Doesn't seem like a good fit any of those places...
Journalist says Tottenham like Nottingham Forest man Djed Spence
Football London journalist Alasdair Gold has claimed that Tottenham have watched Nottingham Forest star Djed Spence.
He has claimed during a Q&A on the Football London website: “Spurs like Djed Spence. Fabio Paratici went to watch him recently. Spence certainly ticks the homegrown box and is a talented young defender with plenty of attacking potential.
“I wouldn’t be surprised, however, if Sputs look at Stephane Singo, Torino’s 21-year-old right wing-back. He ticks a lot of boxes for Spurs, Paratici and Conte.”
Haven't seen him play this season but he's very highly rated.
I agree. Would be fun to see Lucas at Betis or Sociedad, maybe Valencia too. He'd get a ton of games and absolutely thrive in the slightly less quick and physical pace of play. I think his contract is up soon, so we may see him moved on ala Lamela.
Contract ends Jun 2024.
Anyone else see this...
Good excuse to slash the 'war
-cheast' By you know who....
January, Tottenham announced that US-based technology company Fast had become their 'Official One-Click Payment Partner', offering a single payment button for purchases in the Spurs shop and at the stadium.
Last week Fast went bust. That really was quick. CEO and co-founder Domm Holland said in a statement: 'Sometimes trailblazers don't make it all the way to the mountain top.'
An employee told the Protocol website: 'We ran out of money,' leading some to wonder if Daniel Levy's renowned negotiating skills had put the company into the ground.
However, it is understood that Tottenham did not receive any payment from the now-extinct company.
Good excuse to slash the 'war
-cheast' By you know who....
January, Tottenham announced that US-based technology company Fast had become their 'Official One-Click Payment Partner', offering a single payment button for purchases in the Spurs shop and at the stadium.
Last week Fast went bust. That really was quick. CEO and co-founder Domm Holland said in a statement: 'Sometimes trailblazers don't make it all the way to the mountain top.'
An employee told the Protocol website: 'We ran out of money,' leading some to wonder if Daniel Levy's renowned negotiating skills had put the company into the ground.
However, it is understood that Tottenham did not receive any payment from the now-extinct company.