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Pascal Chimbonda
That's not been mentioned for a while has it, how about the story about Saha etc.
I think we should talk about how we should have signed Tevez in that window.
That's not been mentioned for a while has it, how about the story about Saha etc.
This window has turned into a disgrace.
We fail to win at the stadium of light and sht hits the fan. Poch is on a hiding to nothing here. Harry kane looks off the pace in august and probably needs a rest. Mark my words ade will find a way back in just because there is no one else at the club. Criminal dealings by levy and if I was lloris, erisken, jan, Poch I would be onto my agent to say get me out of here, this club is going nowhere
The club is being fleeced.
The club is being fleeced.
Aside from what Enic paid for the club, they injected about £40m more which I think was used to purchase all of the land around the stadium. They also, at the time of making the club private, did a rights issue whereby they again injected more money into the club. This was a way of them getting control over the club without having to offer the same amount to all shareholders. i forget the exact figures, but it could be argued that all of this money was for training ground and stadium.
People (and this is not aimed at you billy) need to remember that Enic are an investment company. Their aim is to grow Spurs to get a return. I can say that as they have not taken any money out of the club save for a minimal dividend about 5 years ago. Hardly the actions of asset strippers, or people that want their return each year.
If only there was something happening which might explain our transfer spending over the past 5 years
I dunno if anyone else has seen it but I think Lewis is building a mega yacht behind the north stand, must be where all the money is going
Yes... The owners are getting a free stadium, can't blame them.. its a fcuking great deal and anyone would take it. (hhhmmm)If only there was something happening which might explain our transfer spending over the past 5 years
This one takes the biscuit. The straw that broke the camels back.I still can't forgive levy for fudgeing up the flights back home from Munich a few weeks ago.
It's a seller's market
Something that Daniel Levy, the Spurs chairman, seemed only to appreciate when making Manchester United sweat over Michael Carrick and Dimitar Berbatov or ensuring that Real Madrid paid top whack for Luka Modric and Gareth Bale. But trying to drive a hard bargain by stalling for time when purchasing a player from a well-run Premier League rival just doesn't work any more. Yes, you can nail a virtually potless Leeds United to the floor for Paul Robinson and Aaron Lennon more than a decade ago, but you are simply deluding yourself if you believe the same hard-nosed, wheeler-dealer, 'play it my way or I'll walk away' approach is practical. Had they met the asking price for a player they wanted, Tottenham would have got their man. By trying to play the old game of one-upmanship and Call My Bluff, Spurs are left with a gaping hole in their squad.
Absolutely. This may be an upward trend in prices which means we will have to start paying them.Doesn't go far enough, the TV money will/is ruining the game. £56m for de bruyne, £49m for sterling and £36+ for martial bonkers. Then a combined £65m isn't enough for stones and berahino means over £200m in unproven players.
As soon as sterling went for £49m every young English player went up at least £5m. I would have been happy with Austin but for £15m, seriously £15m.
DL is doing a good job in this market by not paying to much.