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NahI've a funny feeling we might just keep Son and Richarlison at this rate and sign no new forwards!
Money from Bayern is as money in the bank. We can borrow cheaply using it as collateral. I doubt very much its an important factor on where we purchase.I dont think there is anyway we sign Tel if Bayern didnt owe us money for Kane. Its another convenient, opportunustic deal that suits all parties rather than what was really required for the team given we already have 2 young wingers that prefer playing off the left. What we needed on the left is a Son replacement, or upfront a Richarlison replacement Tel may improve over time so they've taken an easyish punt. Nothing against Tel, he may go on to be a good player but it was hardly a priority, with us its always the deal.
Jesus I hadn't even thought of that scenario! It can always get worse
If we’re going to just end up selling him anyway though, would we be as well off just getting it done now rather than playing this faux tough man routine like we did with Kane and Bale etc and selling them right before the season starts and fucking over another manager.
Because the reality is, he wants out, Atletico want him, he is fully awake to the fact that this ownership are frauds and that he is very unlikely to achieve anything further by staying here. And from the outside looking in Romero seems a very volatile character who could cause an almerciful fuss if we don’t let him leave and in that scenario would be no asset to us anyway.
My view on it would be if it’s a choice of selling him for €60 million now or €70 million on the last week of August, take the €60 now and get it over with.
It's nonsense. You're believing rumours.We can't sign Eze now anyway. Not when we know his preference was Woolwich. I wouldn't even entertain looking at him even if Woolwich decide they want someone else. He's done.
We won't be replacing him anyway. Danso is his replacement and we've 3 young centre backs (Takai, Phillips and Vuskovic) waiting to get an opportunity. So doesn't really matter when we sell him. The club have no intention of buying another centre back.If we’re going to just end up selling him anyway though, would we be as well off just getting it done now rather than playing this faux tough man routine like we did with Kane and Bale etc and selling them right before the season starts and fucking over another manager.
Because the reality is, he wants out, Atletico want him, he is fully awake to the fact that this ownership are frauds and that he is very unlikely to achieve anything further by staying here. And from the outside looking in Romero seems a very volatile character who could cause an almerciful fuss if we don’t let him leave and in that scenario would be no asset to us anyway.
My view on it would be if it’s a choice of selling him for €60 million now or €70 million on the last week of August, take the €60 now and get it over with.
3/4 of squad would jump at the chance to sign for this current Woolwich set up and fight for the big trophies, so it’s no biggie really.We can't sign Eze now anyway. Not when we know his preference was Woolwich. I wouldn't even entertain looking at him even if Woolwich decide they want someone else. He's done.
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It is believed LOL
Let's see if we heat reports later that we have agreed terms with him as well.
I'd agree with this generally, it is after all a profession and if one wants a successful career with a company they have to show some degree of loyalty towards their paymasters.This whole “is Eze a Yid or a Goon” thing:
Any player I’ve ever spoken to (and it’s not a huge number, so unsure it’s a standard thing) didn’t have any allegiance except to the side they are playing for.
All said they were too busy playing football when they were growing up to have any single allegiance towards a team. Would that not be representative of most footballers thoughts?
I get there’s maybe a family thing about supporting a particular side, but the player themselves? Not buying it.
You could well be right, but I think it would be a mistake and the situations are chalk and cheese.The first summer City came in for Kane, he stayed. I'd expect that to be the case this summer.
You’re probably right, which is utter bollocks in its own right.We won't be replacing him anyway. Danso is his replacement and we've 3 young centre backs (Takai, Phillips and Vuskovic) waiting to get an opportunity. So doesn't really matter when we sell him. The club have no intention of buying another centre back.
He’s coming homeWiki literally says both his parents are Igbo Nigerians and he was born and raised in Greenwich.
Thems is facts, not what people have heard.
Money from Bayern is as money in the bank. We can borrow cheaply using it as collateral. I doubt very much its an important factor on where we purchase.
The question is. If Eze really was a target (which I don't believe for a minute as its not the type of business we do, £70m on a 27 year old with presumably a large wage demand)I'm not sure what I'll make of it if he agrees personal terms with both of us. At least that would really wind up the goons if he ends up there knowing he was also open to joining us.
Surely he has to reject our advances now. Looks terrible on his part if he's agreed personal terms with both North London rivals.
Jesus I hadn't even thought of that scenario! It can always get worse
Tottenham to sign 16-year-old from Leeds
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a deal to sign 16-year-old starlet Oliver Boast from Leeds United, reports The Athletic.
The two clubs are said to have agreed a 'seven-figure' compensation package after the youngster decided to follow in the footsteps of Archie Gray and make the move to North London.
Boast made his debut for United’s under-21s in April aged just 15, and has been described as "a modern No 9, who can lead the line and can play as a lone striker."