He’s spent almost 30 years working his way to the Premier League. The guy is not gonna resign from his big shot.
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Given the low expectations, even a decent 18 month stint and he can probably write his own ticket.
Our success under Poch actually came because Spurs had collected a the basis for a decent squad before he ever took charge of a game - Lloris, Walker, Rose, Davies, Dier, Vertonghen, Mason and Bentelab (Poch's first choice CM's in first season), Dembele, Eriksen, Kane - Poch 'simply' had to put the team together.
And most of these Poch played into the ground, but being all young he could do that during his best seasons.
The big issue was 2016-19 when almost no players coming in made any real impression on Spurs squad for more than a season - his best buys were probably Sanchez and Moura despite lots of money spent Hence the squad had deteriorated a lot by the time he left ....... and that's what we are still trying to rebuild from after 5 summers of dire buying, which is why the rebuild takes time.
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Basically saying he’s better suited to the wing in the premier league and would work well with players that run in behind.
Sounds about perfect. Shame it won’t happen but it’s a fun thought experiment
Seen them play in the CL and seen him play for Croatia, so I've watched him about as much as VdV and some of his games were at U21 level.
How do you know we know the price? They might not be giving us a price like we are doing to Bayern with Kane.
I guess that’s possible
Don’t think it’s a ridiculous guess to think that it’s easier to get a price for Tapsoba than Kane though
Remember that period where we were linked to him on accounts of reports that a certain wiggy Italian really loved him for some reason?McGinn!
We already added Maddison, I don't think it really matters much for a season without European football.
I’m not too arsed about the HG quota for the Premier League.
The bigger issue losing Kane is that for European football you need 4 “club trained” players, and he’s really the only starting-level club trained player we’ve got. It’s Skipp and Tanganga, and then usually a youth keeper, so it would be mint if White, Devine, or Scarlett become rotation-level players in the next few years.
Devine is already rotation level imo, but keeping him on the bench for rotation right now would be absolutely wasting his talent. We're going to let him go on loan this year, and he can join the first team either next year or the year after that (after another loan).
There was an electrical storm during the Plovdiv game a few seasons ago and around the 80th min the pitch was struck and all the coverage suddenly cut out and a couple of our players were cloned, Davies being one.
Feckin knew it...
Hope not.
I actually disagree.
Smaller club, player under contract for 3 more years, Leverkusen don't need to sell. You discuss internally what your number is, but you don't tell the club with money that you know needs the player. You let them silently bid against themselves and hope they overshoot your valuation.
This explains the long negotiation, Levy just adds 50,000 every day and hopes he hits it.
It’s Spurs. We’re never going to overshoot a valuation.