Kingdawson
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Re: Gareth Bale
It doesn't even make sense being that every team is a "selling club" for the right price.
It doesn't even make sense being that every team is a "selling club" for the right price.
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Gareth Bale
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indianspur
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Tottenham boss Villas-Boas targets four new signings with Bale cash
The Spurs manager is to ask Daniel Levy for a left-back, centre-back, winger and a striker with any budget accrued from selling the Welshman to Real Madrid this summer
EXCLUSIVE
By Duncan Castles
Tottenham plan to use a significant percentage of the world record transfer fee offered by Real Madrid for Gareth Bale to recruit four new players, Goal understands.
Andre Villas-Boas is to ask for a left-back, centre-back, winger and a striker - all in addition to a deal agreed for Spain international Roberto Soldado.
The Premier League club values Bale at £100 million, a price Madrid have told Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy they are prepared to meet during recent discussions over a transfer. With Bale's team of advisers intent on moving the 24-year-old to the Santiago Bernabeu as soon as possible, negotiations are now centred on how the deal transfer will be structured.
Levy's preference has been for a one-off cash payment, a condition which would be extremely difficult for Madrid to finance at present. An alternative is for a proportion of the headline £100m figure to be made up of players.
Fabio Coentrao, who is unhappy at the Bernabeu and has sought a move back to Benfica, and Angel Di Maria, whose place in Madrid's attack is threatened by Bale's planned acquisition, have been floated as potential makeweights.
Both, however, carry high salary packages and valuations at Madrid. Spain Under-21 striker Alvaro Morata is a further option, though Florentino Perez is under political pressure not to move on one of their squad's few homegrown players.
While Villas-Boas went into a critical transfer window expecting to retain Bale following direct conversations with the Wales international and a commitment from Levy that the player would not be sold, the Tottenham manager is understood to have accepted that Madrid's offer to meet the unprecedented £100m asking price is impossible to refuse.
Tottenham have already broken their own transfer record twice this summer, first committing close to £17m to the transfer of Brazil midfielder Paulinho from Corinthians, and then agreeing to pay Valencia €30m (£26m) for Soldado, their prolific centre forward.
Both players were requested by Villas-Boas, who also successfully pushed for the recruitment of Belgium forward Nacer Chadli.
The club also offered £15.7m for Bernard earlier in the window, but have since dropped their interest in the diminutive Brazil attacker. Atletico Mineiro are now expected to sell the 20-year-old to Villas-Boas' former employers, Porto, though Shakhtar Donetsk have also made a move.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2013/08/02/4159702/-?
Tottenham boss Villas-Boas targets four new signings with Bale cash
The Spurs manager is to ask Daniel Levy for a left-back, centre-back, winger and a striker with any budget accrued from selling the Welshman to Real Madrid this summer
EXCLUSIVE
By Duncan Castles
Tottenham plan to use a significant percentage of the world record transfer fee offered by Real Madrid for Gareth Bale to recruit four new players, Goal understands.
Andre Villas-Boas is to ask for a left-back, centre-back, winger and a striker - all in addition to a deal agreed for Spain international Roberto Soldado.
The Premier League club values Bale at £100 million, a price Madrid have told Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy they are prepared to meet during recent discussions over a transfer. With Bale's team of advisers intent on moving the 24-year-old to the Santiago Bernabeu as soon as possible, negotiations are now centred on how the deal transfer will be structured.
Levy's preference has been for a one-off cash payment, a condition which would be extremely difficult for Madrid to finance at present. An alternative is for a proportion of the headline £100m figure to be made up of players.
Fabio Coentrao, who is unhappy at the Bernabeu and has sought a move back to Benfica, and Angel Di Maria, whose place in Madrid's attack is threatened by Bale's planned acquisition, have been floated as potential makeweights.
Both, however, carry high salary packages and valuations at Madrid. Spain Under-21 striker Alvaro Morata is a further option, though Florentino Perez is under political pressure not to move on one of their squad's few homegrown players.
While Villas-Boas went into a critical transfer window expecting to retain Bale following direct conversations with the Wales international and a commitment from Levy that the player would not be sold, the Tottenham manager is understood to have accepted that Madrid's offer to meet the unprecedented £100m asking price is impossible to refuse.
Tottenham have already broken their own transfer record twice this summer, first committing close to £17m to the transfer of Brazil midfielder Paulinho from Corinthians, and then agreeing to pay Valencia €30m (£26m) for Soldado, their prolific centre forward.
Both players were requested by Villas-Boas, who also successfully pushed for the recruitment of Belgium forward Nacer Chadli.
The club also offered £15.7m for Bernard earlier in the window, but have since dropped their interest in the diminutive Brazil attacker. Atletico Mineiro are now expected to sell the 20-year-old to Villas-Boas' former employers, Porto, though Shakhtar Donetsk have also made a move.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2013/08/02/4159702/-?
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indianspur
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Re: Gareth Bale
no they are just massive gobsh!tes who think that people are interested in what they have to say
no they are just massive gobsh!tes who think that people are interested in what they have to say
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Serge Aurier
Re: Gareth Bale
For those of you that didn't see 92 or whatever it's called I recorded it from work as wanted to see breaking news on soldado (sad I know) and jim white stopped off at Cardiff and interviewed Mackay and Caulker. Jim white had to ask Caulker about bale whether he was staying or going and caulker just said he deserves to play the the top ad whatever happens he wishes him the best.
Methinks bale is deffo off and any player is not allowed to talk about it
For those of you that didn't see 92 or whatever it's called I recorded it from work as wanted to see breaking news on soldado (sad I know) and jim white stopped off at Cardiff and interviewed Mackay and Caulker. Jim white had to ask Caulker about bale whether he was staying or going and caulker just said he deserves to play the the top ad whatever happens he wishes him the best.
Methinks bale is deffo off and any player is not allowed to talk about it
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http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/fo...nk-of-mega-deal-for-Cristiano-Ronaldo-reunion
Headlined as a World Exclusive...
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/fo...nk-of-mega-deal-for-Cristiano-Ronaldo-reunion
Headlined as a World Exclusive...
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Gareth Bale
Frankly, don't think anyone knows what is going to happen with Bale, even Bale himself. Levy and the Real Madrid chairman are probably looking at each other for a decision while Bale and his agent are waiting for an agreement between both.
I am beginning to have some doubts about Real Madrid's capability to pay the money we are asking. They are probably waiting for Levy to lower the asking price. Remember we asked 40m for Modric but settled for 33m. When we made that "partnership" agreement with Real during the Modric transfer, we should have included a condition that Real should not bid for any of Spurs players for atleast 3 years. Don't understand why Levy never included a condition like that. Real was always going to bid for Bale after buying Modric.
Frankly, don't think anyone knows what is going to happen with Bale, even Bale himself. Levy and the Real Madrid chairman are probably looking at each other for a decision while Bale and his agent are waiting for an agreement between both.
I am beginning to have some doubts about Real Madrid's capability to pay the money we are asking. They are probably waiting for Levy to lower the asking price. Remember we asked 40m for Modric but settled for 33m. When we made that "partnership" agreement with Real during the Modric transfer, we should have included a condition that Real should not bid for any of Spurs players for atleast 3 years. Don't understand why Levy never included a condition like that. Real was always going to bid for Bale after buying Modric.
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Lol he does deserve to play at the top, what did you expect him to say? I think you're reading far too much into that one...
Lol he does deserve to play at the top, what did you expect him to say? I think you're reading far too much into that one...
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indianspur
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i saw that interview as well and by the way Caulker responded it seemed that bale was more likely to leave than stay, with Caulker "wishing him all the best because he deserves it"....being around Bale during this pre season id say Caulker knows better than any of us what is happening with Bale
oh, and caulker and Bale share the same agent, so of course he has the inside info
i saw that interview as well and by the way Caulker responded it seemed that bale was more likely to leave than stay, with Caulker "wishing him all the best because he deserves it"....being around Bale during this pre season id say Caulker knows better than any of us what is happening with Bale
oh, and caulker and Bale share the same agent, so of course he has the inside info
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Simon Davies
Re: Gareth Bale
Blaaah don't know what to think any more.
Blaaah don't know what to think any more.
Phil Silvers
Ricardo Rocha
Re: Gareth Bale
Sarf'ampton must be loving all these ridiculous sums bandied about. They have a 2.5% sell on clause on Bale....at todays rate approx £2.6 Mill
Sarf'ampton must be loving all these ridiculous sums bandied about. They have a 2.5% sell on clause on Bale....at todays rate approx £2.6 Mill
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indianspur
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Jimmy McCormick
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They'd get some sort of 'training fee'. It's not a sell on clause though.
They'd get some sort of 'training fee'. It's not a sell on clause though.
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indianspur
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this is a different type of sell on clause...iirc its something to do with Fifa or Uefa were clubs who developed young players but then sold them on are entitled to some sort of development fee
this is a different type of sell on clause...iirc its something to do with Fifa or Uefa were clubs who developed young players but then sold them on are entitled to some sort of development fee
Re: Gareth Bale
when you're that desperate for answers you see what you want to see
when you're that desperate for answers you see what you want to see
Phil Silvers
Ricardo Rocha
Re: Gareth Bale
Not the 25% originally but sure they still have a 2.5% sell on fee/clause/bonus/licky dip/ BJ/whatever on Bale.
Not the 25% originally but sure they still have a 2.5% sell on fee/clause/bonus/licky dip/ BJ/whatever on Bale.
