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Gareth Bale
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Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Gordinho
Banned
Re: Gareth Bale
Not that I have any sympathy for glory hunters or gooners but the clamour was exactly the same with Vierra for a few summers and with Ronaldo for a couple of summers until they went. Probably Faberge or whatever she's called as well. It's just the press doing what they do well, acting the ****.
Re: Gareth Bale
Yeah, I know someone who is involved in the Sainsburys build, this deal was offered at the start but the club told Bale he has to commit fully to the deal, they would consider an RM move but it would have to be an unachievable amount to make it happen, we definitely want him here next year.
Yeah, I know someone who is involved in the Sainsburys build, this deal was offered at the start but the club told Bale he has to commit fully to the deal, they would consider an RM move but it would have to be an unachievable amount to make it happen, we definitely want him here next year.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: Gareth Bale
Hmmm i remember when they went and this is soooooooooooooooo much more
Hmmm i remember when they went and this is soooooooooooooooo much more
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Re: Gareth Bale
Jason Burt @JBurtTelegraph 7m
Ok, there's an update on Bale in the Telegraph tmw. Will be on website later. Some developments in my opinion. I don't know how this ends.
Burt has been bang on through out this imo reporting what's actually happening from a Spurs point of view. I reckon the 'developments' will be Real's tactical retreat by the murmurings of today.
Jason Burt @JBurtTelegraph 7m
Ok, there's an update on Bale in the Telegraph tmw. Will be on website later. Some developments in my opinion. I don't know how this ends.
Burt has been bang on through out this imo reporting what's actually happening from a Spurs point of view. I reckon the 'developments' will be Real's tactical retreat by the murmurings of today.
We are Tottenham
Kasey Keller
Re: Gareth Bale
If he stays ,it could be an amazing year for us....trouble is..
great things simply don't happen to us....do they?
Super Tottenham ....from the Lane............................................Coyspurs............................
If he stays ,it could be an amazing year for us....trouble is..
great things simply don't happen to us....do they?
Super Tottenham ....from the Lane............................................Coyspurs............................
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Re: Gareth Bale
Here we go!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...drids-ability-fund-world-record-transfer.html
Talks break down over Gareth Bale as Tottenham question Real Madrid's ability fund world-record transfer
Daniel Levy refused to meet Real Madrid for a second time this week, on Thursday, after the Tottenham Hotspur chairman expressed serious reservations over whether the Spanish club possess the funds to buy Gareth Bale.
By Jason Burt and Jeremy Wilson
Spurs have grown increasingly frustrated with Real’s confused stance with strong suggestions that their president, Florentino Pérez, has not even made a formal offer for the Wales international.
There is also a sense at Spurs that Real are involved in a crude game of brinkmanship and might be hoping to take the deal down to the end of the transfer window, on Sept 2, in the hope that Bale can force a move.
However, this will lead Levy to become only more entrenched, as he did when Luka Modric tried to agitate for a move to Chelsea two years ago.
Figures of £80 million-plus have been suggested by Real sources for Bale, who Spurs are believed to value at £104 million, but no formal bid has been received.
More pressingly, Spurs are now convinced that Real do not have the money to buy Bale and certainly not on the terms that they would demand.
Spurs are not interested in the suggestion that payments could be stretched over the term of the six-year contract Real are proposing for Bale.
Levy was persuaded to meet Pérez on Tuesday after the Real president suggested he was prepared to adjust the informal bid he had put in for Bale last month to reflect a cash-plus-players deal.
The talks broke down quickly, however, with Spurs judging that the significant valuations that Real were placing on their players – striker Álvaro Morata, winger Ángel di María and left-back Fabio Coentrao – were inflated.
Spurs would want at least two of the players discussed should they sell Bale, having decided that simply having money in the bank is of no benefit to them.
The Premier League club are anxious that if the 24-year-old is sold then they do not want to weaken themselves on the pitch.
Despite the breakdown of Tuesday’s meeting, Real requested more talks to take place in Miami on Thursday.
The offer was flatly refused by Levy, who is not sure about the seriousness of Real’s intent to sign Bale.
Pérez appeared to claim, on Thursday, that Real had cooled their interest although, evidently, his words were a bargaining position, given he has promised coach Carlo Ancelotti that Bale will be signed this summer.
“We talk with lots of people and will see what happens in all our negotiations with Bale,” he said.
“We do not usually talk about other players out of respect to the player, the club and the president with whom I have a good relationship.
"If I do talk about names, I do not talk about money, but £100 million seems a lot to me.”
At the same time, Pérez is under increasing pressure in Spain, where there is nervousness at the scale of the offer for Bale and also how he would fit into the Real team and a powerful dressing room.
Despite Bale’s desire to leave – and he is unlikely to feature in tomorrow’s final pre-season friendly at home to Spanish club Espanyol, citing injury – and Real’s interest, Levy remains determined to obtain his valuation.
Even if Spurs did agree a players-plus-cash deal, Real would still have to persuade their players to leave. Coentrao is understood to be keen to join Spurs but it is less clear that either Di Marií or Morata, a Spain Under-21 international striker, would want to go.
Tottenham head coach Andre Villas-Boas could also attempt to capitalise on the uncertainty at Anzhi Makhachkala to finally sign the Brazilian attacking midfielder Willian, whom he has twice previously tried to bring to the Premier League.
Willian is believed to want to leave the troubled Russian club who he joined only in January, although Spurs may have to bid close to the £35 million that was demanded earlier this year by his previous club, Shakhtar Donetsk.
Spurs’ latest signing is French international Étienne Capoue, with the midfielder’s current club, Toulouse, having revealed that a fee of £8.6 million has been agreed for the 24-year-old.
His signing will add to the acquisition of striker Roberto Soldado, from Seville, for a fee that could rise to a record £26 million, the £17 million capture of Brazilian international midfielder Paulinho and the signing of Belgium international midfielder Nacer Chadli from Dutch club FC Twente for £7 million.
Having sold Steven Caulker to Cardiff City for £8 million Spurs are also quoting clubs £10 million should they want to acquire winger Andros Townsend and £8 million for midfielder Jake Livermore.
More realistically, it is likely that Scott Parker and Benoît Assou-Ekotto could be among the departures.
Here we go!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...drids-ability-fund-world-record-transfer.html
Talks break down over Gareth Bale as Tottenham question Real Madrid's ability fund world-record transfer
Daniel Levy refused to meet Real Madrid for a second time this week, on Thursday, after the Tottenham Hotspur chairman expressed serious reservations over whether the Spanish club possess the funds to buy Gareth Bale.
By Jason Burt and Jeremy Wilson
Spurs have grown increasingly frustrated with Real’s confused stance with strong suggestions that their president, Florentino Pérez, has not even made a formal offer for the Wales international.
There is also a sense at Spurs that Real are involved in a crude game of brinkmanship and might be hoping to take the deal down to the end of the transfer window, on Sept 2, in the hope that Bale can force a move.
However, this will lead Levy to become only more entrenched, as he did when Luka Modric tried to agitate for a move to Chelsea two years ago.
Figures of £80 million-plus have been suggested by Real sources for Bale, who Spurs are believed to value at £104 million, but no formal bid has been received.
More pressingly, Spurs are now convinced that Real do not have the money to buy Bale and certainly not on the terms that they would demand.
Spurs are not interested in the suggestion that payments could be stretched over the term of the six-year contract Real are proposing for Bale.
Levy was persuaded to meet Pérez on Tuesday after the Real president suggested he was prepared to adjust the informal bid he had put in for Bale last month to reflect a cash-plus-players deal.
The talks broke down quickly, however, with Spurs judging that the significant valuations that Real were placing on their players – striker Álvaro Morata, winger Ángel di María and left-back Fabio Coentrao – were inflated.
Spurs would want at least two of the players discussed should they sell Bale, having decided that simply having money in the bank is of no benefit to them.
The Premier League club are anxious that if the 24-year-old is sold then they do not want to weaken themselves on the pitch.
Despite the breakdown of Tuesday’s meeting, Real requested more talks to take place in Miami on Thursday.
The offer was flatly refused by Levy, who is not sure about the seriousness of Real’s intent to sign Bale.
Pérez appeared to claim, on Thursday, that Real had cooled their interest although, evidently, his words were a bargaining position, given he has promised coach Carlo Ancelotti that Bale will be signed this summer.
“We talk with lots of people and will see what happens in all our negotiations with Bale,” he said.
“We do not usually talk about other players out of respect to the player, the club and the president with whom I have a good relationship.
"If I do talk about names, I do not talk about money, but £100 million seems a lot to me.”
At the same time, Pérez is under increasing pressure in Spain, where there is nervousness at the scale of the offer for Bale and also how he would fit into the Real team and a powerful dressing room.
Despite Bale’s desire to leave – and he is unlikely to feature in tomorrow’s final pre-season friendly at home to Spanish club Espanyol, citing injury – and Real’s interest, Levy remains determined to obtain his valuation.
Even if Spurs did agree a players-plus-cash deal, Real would still have to persuade their players to leave. Coentrao is understood to be keen to join Spurs but it is less clear that either Di Marií or Morata, a Spain Under-21 international striker, would want to go.
Tottenham head coach Andre Villas-Boas could also attempt to capitalise on the uncertainty at Anzhi Makhachkala to finally sign the Brazilian attacking midfielder Willian, whom he has twice previously tried to bring to the Premier League.
Willian is believed to want to leave the troubled Russian club who he joined only in January, although Spurs may have to bid close to the £35 million that was demanded earlier this year by his previous club, Shakhtar Donetsk.
Spurs’ latest signing is French international Étienne Capoue, with the midfielder’s current club, Toulouse, having revealed that a fee of £8.6 million has been agreed for the 24-year-old.
His signing will add to the acquisition of striker Roberto Soldado, from Seville, for a fee that could rise to a record £26 million, the £17 million capture of Brazilian international midfielder Paulinho and the signing of Belgium international midfielder Nacer Chadli from Dutch club FC Twente for £7 million.
Having sold Steven Caulker to Cardiff City for £8 million Spurs are also quoting clubs £10 million should they want to acquire winger Andros Townsend and £8 million for midfielder Jake Livermore.
More realistically, it is likely that Scott Parker and Benoît Assou-Ekotto could be among the departures.
Ginola99
Steven Caulker
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Re: Gareth Bale
£8m for Livermore?
If we get that, which is only slightly less than we are reported to be signing Capoue for, then I will definitely be :ross:
£8m for Livermore?
If we get that, which is only slightly less than we are reported to be signing Capoue for, then I will definitely be :ross:
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Re: Gareth Bale
lol sorry not everyone is familiar with Karate kid.........basically I hope he will sign a new deal to.
lol sorry not everyone is familiar with Karate kid.........basically I hope he will sign a new deal to.
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Re: Gareth Bale
stop it just stop it.......lolz 11pm 2nd sep still a way to go........things can move fast in football.........its the signing of a contract for us that would make me happy.
Okay. I'm trying not to get all excited, but if Bale stays,
WE ARE GOING TO BE fudging AMAZING THIS SEASON!!!!
stop it just stop it.......lolz 11pm 2nd sep still a way to go........things can move fast in football.........its the signing of a contract for us that would make me happy.
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Gareth Bale
Levy deserves a standing ovation if he can maintain this stand and keep Bale at Spurs. But there are still 3 weeks to go until the transfer window closes. There is enough time for Real to sell some players in order to bid for Bale. Hope we can convince Bale to stay at Spurs.
Also find it very funny we want 8m for Livermore.:ross:
I think it is a big disrespect to Dempsey that we sold him for 6m but want 8m for Livermore.
Levy deserves a standing ovation if he can maintain this stand and keep Bale at Spurs. But there are still 3 weeks to go until the transfer window closes. There is enough time for Real to sell some players in order to bid for Bale. Hope we can convince Bale to stay at Spurs.
Also find it very funny we want 8m for Livermore.:ross:
I think it is a big disrespect to Dempsey that we sold him for 6m but want 8m for Livermore.