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Emmanuel Adebayor - Officially gone \o/
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Rob
Peter Taylor
Rob
Peter Taylor
Are we getting rid because we want to or because we've been pressured into it by a section of fans? Maybe they just see that his position is now untenable? Wonder if the whole caboodle will ever come out?
Legohamster
Ian Walker
Are we going to replace him if he does leave? seems foolish to be left with Kane and Soldado, if Kane gets injured we are well and truly screwed
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Well Champions League football could be gracing the Hammers' new home in the near future. Apparently.
Rob
Peter Taylor
That, I agree with!
Is he still here?
Can't we just sell him for parts or something?
Can't we just sell him for parts or something?
metalgear
Luka Modric
Chadli and push comes to shove, Dembele up front.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...locked-by-Tottenham-chairman-Daniel-Levy.html
Emmanuel Adebayor move to West Ham blocked by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy
Daniel Levy personally intervened to stop Emmanuel Adebayor making a controversial loan move to West Ham United because he will not pay for the striker to play for Tottenham Hotspur’s fierce rivals.
West Ham made an enquiry over taking Adebayor on loan until the end of the season after hearing that Spurs had been willing to subsidise his £100,000-a-week wages to join either Queens Park Rangers or Crystal Palace.
Adebayor turned down both QPR and Palace, but West Ham were told by Tottenham chairman Levy that, unlike the other two London clubs, they would have to pay Adebayor’s full salary to take him to Upton Park.
West Ham were prepared to pay half of Adebayor’s wages, but, with time running out on transfer deadline day, Levy was refusing to do the Hammers any favours.
Levy told West Ham officials that he could not pay a player to appear in the claret and blue of Tottenham’s bitter rivals, particularly with the clubs only separated by six points in the Premier League table.
Spurs had been hoping to offload out-of-favour Adebayor, but now face having to accommodate the 30-year-old and his expensive salary for the rest of the season.
Adebayor did not want to join a relegation fight with either QPR or Palace, who were confident of agreeing a cut-price deal with Spurs, after seeing potential moves to Roma and Paris Saint-Germain fall through last week.
Emmanuel Adebayor move to West Ham blocked by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy
Daniel Levy personally intervened to stop Emmanuel Adebayor making a controversial loan move to West Ham United because he will not pay for the striker to play for Tottenham Hotspur’s fierce rivals.
West Ham made an enquiry over taking Adebayor on loan until the end of the season after hearing that Spurs had been willing to subsidise his £100,000-a-week wages to join either Queens Park Rangers or Crystal Palace.
Adebayor turned down both QPR and Palace, but West Ham were told by Tottenham chairman Levy that, unlike the other two London clubs, they would have to pay Adebayor’s full salary to take him to Upton Park.
West Ham were prepared to pay half of Adebayor’s wages, but, with time running out on transfer deadline day, Levy was refusing to do the Hammers any favours.
Levy told West Ham officials that he could not pay a player to appear in the claret and blue of Tottenham’s bitter rivals, particularly with the clubs only separated by six points in the Premier League table.
Spurs had been hoping to offload out-of-favour Adebayor, but now face having to accommodate the 30-year-old and his expensive salary for the rest of the season.
Adebayor did not want to join a relegation fight with either QPR or Palace, who were confident of agreeing a cut-price deal with Spurs, after seeing potential moves to Roma and Paris Saint-Germain fall through last week.
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Yep I agree. Ade always does well for his new club for the first three months, last thing we want is Running Track FC getting a ten goal boost.
Plus if they are only paying £2m a year for a stadium they can damn well pay his wages in full.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Apparently he later admitted that his Dad was indeed in France but not there on football business.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
tickle my balls with a feather.
Rob
Peter Taylor
You've got to applaud that. I mean admittedly they may be putting words in his mouth to give the story some meat when they say he won't pay a player to appear in claret and blue, it's a typical transfer window story without a speech mark in sight, but it made me smile nonetheless!
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Yep, I am totally with Levy on this
From BBC:
Reporter John Southall says he has just spoken to QPR manager Harry Redknapp who told him: "Unless there is an absolute miracle, nothing is going to happen.
"Emmanuel Adebayor? Nothing there either unless there is a change of heart from the player."
So all three of the infamour trio are refusing to leave.........
Reporter John Southall says he has just spoken to QPR manager Harry Redknapp who told him: "Unless there is an absolute miracle, nothing is going to happen.
"Emmanuel Adebayor? Nothing there either unless there is a change of heart from the player."
So all three of the infamour trio are refusing to leave.........