I want him to go for that fee but Levy is too tight to do it.
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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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No, that's what we demanded, usually in negotiations the sides meet somewhere in the middle, some (like Mokbel) indicated that an offer over 90m would be enough.
Obviously they would. Happens everyday at auctions around the world where there is a reserve price.
What they wouldn't do is bid above the maximum as in the case of release clauses for example.
Unless they're Arsen@l of course.
This deal has been done since Monday.
That cunt knows precisely nothing.... about anything.
Alternatively, the complete lack of an incoming bigger name should be a massive indication that Levy is NOT selling Harry Kane.There has to be a biggish name signing in the pipeline. No way is Levy selling Harry Kane and all we have to show for it is Veliz, VdV and Phillips.
Surely
A bidding war between who.If Levy allowed PL clubs to bid we would have a bidding war pushing that figure up to 110-120 mill pounds
This is a one club market for Kane.
Man Utd and who else could either afford him, need him or are out of it. Woolwich and Chelsea are out of it.there is no one else .
Bayern is hardly the move of dreams. If it was Real Madrid, fair enough.
Harry stays and lifts the League Cup followed by the Euros. Next stop PL scoring record.
In a scenario with multiple bidders, yes......... (Avid David Dickison viewer here!)
As tiny as the increased increments of BMs supposed bids have been; it's pretty unlikely they'll go above Levy's trigger point.
I would broadly agree, but I think it depends on whether they reach the critical tipping-point of the majority of world-best player. I don't think they will, but if they do, then that's where players will want to go and where the eyes will follow.
Stop asking your 6 month old baby to do your computing then!
I've heard of starting them early mate, but Jesus!
Could there be a needier attention-seeking whine than trying to pre-empt Fab's own 'here we go soon' (already a nauseating cry for clicks)?
Very reductive. They have Gouiri, Majer, Terrier (prior to injury), Bourigeaud, Kalimuendo, Tait...even Truffert (left back) is a creative, attacking threat
When I've watched them Terrier was injured, Gouri was good but it's not like you can give a striker the ball in midfield and expect him to solve all your problems, which was my impression of their expectations from Doku.