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Transfer Rumour Thread
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Completely agree
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indianspur
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I very much doubt a fee was agreed. Yes the saints probably said he could leave, but looking at the amounts their other players were flogged off for I seriously doubt Spurs offered anywhere near what the saints wanted for their best player in Schneiderlin and just thought fcuk it he isn't going anywhere.
You'd presume once Poch arrived in June he would have identified players he would have liked from his old club, and once the fire sale started we'd have not let it get to the point where most of their assests had already left the club before showing our interest in Schneiderlin. Plenty of people here were saying Southampton will not let anyone else leave it's too late after Lambert, Lallana, Chambers, Lovren and Shaw had all left the club.
I'm not sure we would have ever met Southamptons valuation last summer and the quoted £10m figure we offered was a little derisory. It looks to me like we tried to get him to force a move on the cheap and it got shot down by their board, so we moved on to Stambouli.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Pochettino and Baldini trip to Spain not wasted, January transfer now on
On Wednesday June 18th Mauricio Pochettino and Franco Baldini travelled to Spain for a dinner in Barcelona at which they discussed with Espanyol the possibility of signing central defender Hector Moreno. The restaurant was owned by a friend of the Tottenham manager and Espanyol's position at that time was they wanted to wait until after the World Cup because they believed Moreno's value would rise during the tournament.
Just five days after that there were reports in Spain that Moreno had told Espanyol he wanted out. Pochettino had been using contacts at Espanyol to push a possible move along but the Spanish club were sticking to their guns and wanted to wait a while. Espanyol were looking at replacements for the player but preferred to hang on a while and see if Moreno's value went up. The Mexican had been designated as the club's sacrificial cow of the summer and they wanted to get as much as possible.
Moreno's agent, shortly after the Tottenham meeting, informed Espanyol that Moreno wanted to go and and play for Pochettino at Tottenham. Espanyol wanted around €10m. At the end of the month, around June 27th, French club Marseille bid just €6m for Moreno and that made Espanyol lean more toward Tottenham in a panic for a better price.
On June 29th, Moreno fractured his left tibia playing in a pre World Cup friendly. Terrible news for the player and terrible news for the bean counters at Espanyol. If only they'd agreed with Tottenham to do a pre-World Cup deal. Imagine the inappropriate cackling from a certain someone at White Hart Lane.
Espanyol now want to sell again and Tottenham are the chosen destination. Not only that, but the Spanish club are aware they won't get as high a fee this time. A January transfer would be 'ideal' for Espanyol, say Sport. Well, it would have to be ideal because 26 year old Moreno sees his contract end in June. Perfect for Tottenham.
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/...ni-trip-to-spain-not-wasted-january-transfer-
On Wednesday June 18th Mauricio Pochettino and Franco Baldini travelled to Spain for a dinner in Barcelona at which they discussed with Espanyol the possibility of signing central defender Hector Moreno. The restaurant was owned by a friend of the Tottenham manager and Espanyol's position at that time was they wanted to wait until after the World Cup because they believed Moreno's value would rise during the tournament.
Just five days after that there were reports in Spain that Moreno had told Espanyol he wanted out. Pochettino had been using contacts at Espanyol to push a possible move along but the Spanish club were sticking to their guns and wanted to wait a while. Espanyol were looking at replacements for the player but preferred to hang on a while and see if Moreno's value went up. The Mexican had been designated as the club's sacrificial cow of the summer and they wanted to get as much as possible.
Moreno's agent, shortly after the Tottenham meeting, informed Espanyol that Moreno wanted to go and and play for Pochettino at Tottenham. Espanyol wanted around €10m. At the end of the month, around June 27th, French club Marseille bid just €6m for Moreno and that made Espanyol lean more toward Tottenham in a panic for a better price.
On June 29th, Moreno fractured his left tibia playing in a pre World Cup friendly. Terrible news for the player and terrible news for the bean counters at Espanyol. If only they'd agreed with Tottenham to do a pre-World Cup deal. Imagine the inappropriate cackling from a certain someone at White Hart Lane.
Espanyol now want to sell again and Tottenham are the chosen destination. Not only that, but the Spanish club are aware they won't get as high a fee this time. A January transfer would be 'ideal' for Espanyol, say Sport. Well, it would have to be ideal because 26 year old Moreno sees his contract end in June. Perfect for Tottenham.
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/...ni-trip-to-spain-not-wasted-january-transfer-
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indianspur
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Probably get Moreno for less than 5 mill quid
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indianspur
Guest
Or make that less than 3 mill actually if his contract is up in June.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
id be happy with this. Moreno, Fazio and Vert makes our centre half options instantly better. Just need to rid of Kaboul and Chiriches.
Cochise
Steve Carr
Gotta laugh at the "work" some journalists do.
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/topics/tottenham-lining-up-shock-move-for-argentine-forward
They reckon that we are looking at Ezequiel Munoz from Palermo who is out of contract this summer. The problem is that they are calling him a forward when a quick look online tells me that he is a centre back. I did a quick youtube watch and this guy looks decent enough, although I'm not a regular watcher of Serie A.
Dybala is the forward at that club who has until summer 2016 on his contract although Palermo are hoping to extend it. That lad looks a real prospect.
Is Kaboul out of contract this summer or has he got til 2016??
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/topics/tottenham-lining-up-shock-move-for-argentine-forward
They reckon that we are looking at Ezequiel Munoz from Palermo who is out of contract this summer. The problem is that they are calling him a forward when a quick look online tells me that he is a centre back. I did a quick youtube watch and this guy looks decent enough, although I'm not a regular watcher of Serie A.
Dybala is the forward at that club who has until summer 2016 on his contract although Palermo are hoping to extend it. That lad looks a real prospect.
Is Kaboul out of contract this summer or has he got til 2016??
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is plotting a shock move to sign former Reds striker Fernando Torres, 30, who is on loan at AC Milan from Chelsea. (Daily Star)
Atletico Madrid are looking to sign a striker in January, with Torres one of the players they are looking at, along with Arsenal's Lukas Podolski, 29. (AS)
Liverpool have made a £3.2m offer to sign Atletico Juventud's Uruguayan striker Jaime Baez, 19, who has been dubbed the new Luis Suarez. (Metro)
Croatia defender Dejan Lovren, 25, faces an uncertain future at Liverpool only six months after his £20m arrival from Southampton, after losing the confidence of some team-mates who feel he is a weak link. (Daily Mirror)
Real Madrid have pipped Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool in the race to sign Marco Reus, 23, and will complete the deal to sign the Borussia Dortmund midfielder in the next few days. (Daily Star)
Inter Milan manager and former Emirates Marketing Project boss Roberto Mancini is set to buy Serbia defender Matija Nastasic, 21, from his old club. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenal and Liverpool look set to miss out on a move for Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Christoph Kramer, after the 23-year-old revealed his desire to remain in the Bundesliga. (Metro)
Emirates Marketing Project are considering whether to sign a striker in the January transfer window as Manuel Pellegrini weighs up the need to replace Alvaro Negredo, who is on a season-long loan at Valencia. (Guardian)
Celtic striker Kris Commons, 31, could make a Premier League move in January after rejecting the club's latest contract offer with Leicester and West Brom interested in signing him. (Sun - subscription required)
Liverpool midfielder Suso, 21, whose contract is up in the summer, is set to join AC Milan in the January transfer window. (Daily Express)
Manager Brendan Rodgers has responded defiantly to mounting criticism of his Liverpool tenure and claimed he is the best man for the task of restoring fortunes at Anfield. (Guardian)
Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard, 23, is set to sign a new £200,000-a-week deal, which will tie him to the London club until 2019, in the next few days. (Daily Express)
Captain John Terry may join team-mate Hazard in signing a new deal at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho hinting the 34-year-old defender could be offered a 12-month extension to his current contract, which expires at the end of the season. (Daily Mail)
Sunderland are ready to open contract talks with midfielders Lee Cattermole, 26, and Adam Johnson, 27, as well as forward Steven Fletcher, 27, to keep the trio at the Stadium of Light. (Sun - subscription required)
Former Aston Villa assistant manager Roy Keane and forward Gabriel Agbonlahor almost came to blows in an explosive training ground bust-up before the Irishman's shock departure. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger gave full-back Mathieu Debuchy, 29, just 24 hours to learn his trade in the centre of defence, and is likely to start the Frenchman in the position against Saudi Sportswashing Machine on Saturday evening. (Daily Mirror)
Netherlands striker Robin van Persie, 31, admits to suffering a World Cup hangover at Manchester United this season, but claims he has now rediscovered his form and silenced suggestions he is past his best. (Daily Telegraph)
Roma winger Gervinho, 27, has hit out at former employers Arsenal for the way he was treated by manager Arsene Wenger and says he "hates the club". (Daily Express)
Dave Whelan is expected to step down as Wigan Athletic chairman after accepting the Football Association's charge of misconduct for comments made about Jewish and Chinese people. (Daily Telegraph)
Atletico Madrid are looking to sign a striker in January, with Torres one of the players they are looking at, along with Arsenal's Lukas Podolski, 29. (AS)
Liverpool have made a £3.2m offer to sign Atletico Juventud's Uruguayan striker Jaime Baez, 19, who has been dubbed the new Luis Suarez. (Metro)
Croatia defender Dejan Lovren, 25, faces an uncertain future at Liverpool only six months after his £20m arrival from Southampton, after losing the confidence of some team-mates who feel he is a weak link. (Daily Mirror)
Real Madrid have pipped Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool in the race to sign Marco Reus, 23, and will complete the deal to sign the Borussia Dortmund midfielder in the next few days. (Daily Star)
Inter Milan manager and former Emirates Marketing Project boss Roberto Mancini is set to buy Serbia defender Matija Nastasic, 21, from his old club. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenal and Liverpool look set to miss out on a move for Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Christoph Kramer, after the 23-year-old revealed his desire to remain in the Bundesliga. (Metro)
Emirates Marketing Project are considering whether to sign a striker in the January transfer window as Manuel Pellegrini weighs up the need to replace Alvaro Negredo, who is on a season-long loan at Valencia. (Guardian)
Celtic striker Kris Commons, 31, could make a Premier League move in January after rejecting the club's latest contract offer with Leicester and West Brom interested in signing him. (Sun - subscription required)
Liverpool midfielder Suso, 21, whose contract is up in the summer, is set to join AC Milan in the January transfer window. (Daily Express)
Manager Brendan Rodgers has responded defiantly to mounting criticism of his Liverpool tenure and claimed he is the best man for the task of restoring fortunes at Anfield. (Guardian)
Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard, 23, is set to sign a new £200,000-a-week deal, which will tie him to the London club until 2019, in the next few days. (Daily Express)
Captain John Terry may join team-mate Hazard in signing a new deal at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho hinting the 34-year-old defender could be offered a 12-month extension to his current contract, which expires at the end of the season. (Daily Mail)
Sunderland are ready to open contract talks with midfielders Lee Cattermole, 26, and Adam Johnson, 27, as well as forward Steven Fletcher, 27, to keep the trio at the Stadium of Light. (Sun - subscription required)
Former Aston Villa assistant manager Roy Keane and forward Gabriel Agbonlahor almost came to blows in an explosive training ground bust-up before the Irishman's shock departure. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger gave full-back Mathieu Debuchy, 29, just 24 hours to learn his trade in the centre of defence, and is likely to start the Frenchman in the position against Saudi Sportswashing Machine on Saturday evening. (Daily Mirror)
Netherlands striker Robin van Persie, 31, admits to suffering a World Cup hangover at Manchester United this season, but claims he has now rediscovered his form and silenced suggestions he is past his best. (Daily Telegraph)
Roma winger Gervinho, 27, has hit out at former employers Arsenal for the way he was treated by manager Arsene Wenger and says he "hates the club". (Daily Express)
Dave Whelan is expected to step down as Wigan Athletic chairman after accepting the Football Association's charge of misconduct for comments made about Jewish and Chinese people. (Daily Telegraph)
paxtonwolf
John White
Would make a nice change if we could sort this out early and have him announced as a Spurs player on Jan 1st instead of the 31st.
January could be potentially be a very busy month if we progress in both domestic cups, please Daniel get the deals done early to give us the maxiumim oppurtunitues to utilise them
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
It's not. He's got 18 months left.
The other contributing factors to his low price though are Espanyol being mega broke, and Moreno just returning from a broken leg.
DublinSpur
Scott Parker
According to TALKSPORT:
Spurs have opened talks with Napoli over a deal for ex-Real Madrid defender Raul Albiol
Spurs have opened talks with Napoli over a deal for ex-Real Madrid defender Raul Albiol
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...o-lead-spending-frenzy-in-January-window.html
Transfer news: Arsenal and Tottenham poised to lead spending frenzy in January window
Inside Football: North London will be centre of activity when the market reopens, while Queens Park Rangers will not be far behind, reports Jason Burt
By Jason Burt 3:28PM GMT 13 Dec 2014
Which Premier League club will have the busiest transfer window?
The answer, according to agents and executives at other clubs, appears to be Tottenham Hotspur. Followed by Arsenal. It could make north London the centre for the month of transfer madness – with Queens Park Rangers next to follow.
Certainly Spurs will be active if the indications coming from White Hart Lane remain true. In other words – that the club’s hierarchy continue to blame the players for the team’s failings and not Mauricio Pochettino, the manager. Daniel Levy, the chairman, would like to instigate a clear-out, even if that is easier said than done.
Nevertheless it could be an active month. Spurs would love to move on their highest-earner, the £175,000-a-week striker Emmanuel Adebayor, and offers will be listened to for the likes of Andros Townsend, Vlad Chiriches and possibly even Paulinho, among other under‑performing players.
Quite how far Spurs go remains to be seen but the intent is there and while Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, has played down talk of January signings the indications are that he is in the market and in the market for the right kind of acquisitions: namely a defensive midfielder and a centre-half.
Transfer news: Arsenal and Tottenham poised to lead spending frenzy in January window
Inside Football: North London will be centre of activity when the market reopens, while Queens Park Rangers will not be far behind, reports Jason Burt
By Jason Burt 3:28PM GMT 13 Dec 2014
Which Premier League club will have the busiest transfer window?
The answer, according to agents and executives at other clubs, appears to be Tottenham Hotspur. Followed by Arsenal. It could make north London the centre for the month of transfer madness – with Queens Park Rangers next to follow.
Certainly Spurs will be active if the indications coming from White Hart Lane remain true. In other words – that the club’s hierarchy continue to blame the players for the team’s failings and not Mauricio Pochettino, the manager. Daniel Levy, the chairman, would like to instigate a clear-out, even if that is easier said than done.
Nevertheless it could be an active month. Spurs would love to move on their highest-earner, the £175,000-a-week striker Emmanuel Adebayor, and offers will be listened to for the likes of Andros Townsend, Vlad Chiriches and possibly even Paulinho, among other under‑performing players.
Quite how far Spurs go remains to be seen but the intent is there and while Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, has played down talk of January signings the indications are that he is in the market and in the market for the right kind of acquisitions: namely a defensive midfielder and a centre-half.
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indianspur
Guest
I can see Redknapp taking Ade and Andros off our hands. Chiriches will most likely go to Italy on loan, Bobby to Spain on loan, somewhere like Sociedad. Paulinho to. Brazil on loan. Capoue and Dembele are under threat too.
milo
Jack L. Jones
I agree. QPR have only got two strikers and Zamora is frequently injured. Ade played well under him for us, it just seems to suit all parties. The only complicating factor could be how long he is back home for.
