And later accepting a few bob in exchange for removing all the additional clauses.
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ITK Thread
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And later accepting a few bob in exchange for removing all the additional clauses.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
They're run like Disneyland…Bayern is the exception I'll grant you, but they have the core wealth to start with in their infrastructure. You criticize the way we're run, but we gained a left-back which now gives us two for a midfielder we didn't need/where we are overstocked. Good business.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Hey. They got Tommy Forecast too!!!!
Crab.C.Nesbitt
Bobby Mimms
Nicola cortese was the visionary...he's not at spurs as far as I know! Not dissing poch just saying!
Crab.C.Nesbitt
Bobby Mimms
Whoops way ahead of me...sorry!
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
How would a properly run football club deal with having a (new) manager that thinks some players should be upgraded on, but hasn't yet gotten the replacements in or good enough bids for the players that he's looking to upgrade on?
What is your solution?
As soon as he had the chance that visionary went for Poch though. Risking a potentially rather humiliating failure by sacking the manager that had gotten them consecutive promotions after only months in the Premier League and slightly above relegation form results.
I agree that Cortese seems like an excellent chairman/executive. But none of the players I've seen quoted have talked about his vision, but plenty have come out and spoken very highly of Poch. Including those that had been at the club for a while.
The Goat said:
The Goat has heard that Schneiderlin and Griezmann are targets, but if they don't come in then it'll be no great disappointment as their roles are adequately filled for now. Also that 2 or 3 defensive players should come in before the season starts. (Although our source didn't say wether that included yesterday's signings or not)
Lamela has been treated like a star and it's given him a real boost. He feels more part of a team and club now and is really excited and driven for the coming season - he really appreciates how much Spurs fans want him to succeed and he wants to return the faith paid in him.
The Goat has heard that Schneiderlin and Griezmann are targets, but if they don't come in then it'll be no great disappointment as their roles are adequately filled for now. Also that 2 or 3 defensive players should come in before the season starts. (Although our source didn't say wether that included yesterday's signings or not)
Lamela has been treated like a star and it's given him a real boost. He feels more part of a team and club now and is really excited and driven for the coming season - he really appreciates how much Spurs fans want him to succeed and he wants to return the faith paid in him.
The Goat said:
From a different source to earlier, The Goat has heard that we've bid a couple of times for Schneiderlin. Also that he wants out so the latest bid is likely to be accepted. The number The Goat is hearing is £16m and that it could take a while if they accept.
The Goat's source has also said he's heard nothing about Griezmann and he'd be very surprised if we spent much more if we get Schneiderlin. We've looked at a couple of centre backs but no names were offered up.
From a different source to earlier, The Goat has heard that we've bid a couple of times for Schneiderlin. Also that he wants out so the latest bid is likely to be accepted. The number The Goat is hearing is £16m and that it could take a while if they accept.
The Goat's source has also said he's heard nothing about Griezmann and he'd be very surprised if we spent much more if we get Schneiderlin. We've looked at a couple of centre backs but no names were offered up.
SpursNorway
Ilie Dumitrescu
I would be more than happy with Schneiderlin and a CB after watching Lennon, Eriksen and Lamela last night.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
On the flop side they may not have recovered from bankruptcy. I know what I'd prefer.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Which is what he basically told me in a 2 min chat recently
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
For a second there, I thought you were referring to The Goat (and NOT Lamela) and I was going to ask how reliable you felt his ITK was genrally :ross:
milo
Jack L. Jones
I must have missed you mentioning that. When did you meet him? How did he seem?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
In Sushi Samba, I was with my GF, he walked by, so before he started eating I just went over and said to him hope he does really well, all the fans want him to do well etc etc, he replied back saying how thankful he was for all the support he got and how excited and looking forward to the season he was
Top lad, very humble, never wanted a player to do as well as I do him
milo
Jack L. Jones
Nice one. How was his English?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Broken English but he understood me and I understood him
hopefully he won't have any settling in issues this season
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Wonderful. The arrival of Pochettino to a squad containing a Lamela even more determined to succeed could just turn out to be a superb confluence.
If he mixes humility with confidence then his talent could have the best possible stage to flourish if Pochettino really is making him a main man.
Kaboul'sForehead on SC:
As mentioned earlier, nothing groundbreaking but something for punters to mull over and maybe get ****y over towards Chelsea fans.
So my ex missus had a housemate who I knew well who regularly waitresses for the spurs boardroom. She was there for several years and grew accustomed to her being there and openly talked about all sorts of things in front of her and, often, to her. Apparently chairmen of different clubs actually meet regularly to discuss various things, which I guess makes sense.
However, Abramovich has a LIFETIME ban from the Spurs boardroom because he refused to obey one of Daniel Levy's strict but simple rules: that EVERYONE must wear a tie. It's just a a lovely bit of info as our little bald guy has basically stuck his middle finger up and told an insanely powerful Russian [likely] criminal to do one. Bit of a David and Goliath story I guess.
He was/is a complete **** who flouted all basic etiquette and arrogantly walked around and was rude in our boardroom like it was his own apparently.
Also, a massive reason for Redknapp and Levy & his boardroom falling out was that whenever Spurs lost, Redknapp would talk to the media and then storm off home. He would outright refuse to talk to the board and often his own team regarding the defeat.
Edit: ahhhhh **** I forgot to say the funniest thing about it!! Levy tried to make him wear a tie with the Spurs crest on when he turned up without one haha!!!!
As mentioned earlier, nothing groundbreaking but something for punters to mull over and maybe get ****y over towards Chelsea fans.
So my ex missus had a housemate who I knew well who regularly waitresses for the spurs boardroom. She was there for several years and grew accustomed to her being there and openly talked about all sorts of things in front of her and, often, to her. Apparently chairmen of different clubs actually meet regularly to discuss various things, which I guess makes sense.
However, Abramovich has a LIFETIME ban from the Spurs boardroom because he refused to obey one of Daniel Levy's strict but simple rules: that EVERYONE must wear a tie. It's just a a lovely bit of info as our little bald guy has basically stuck his middle finger up and told an insanely powerful Russian [likely] criminal to do one. Bit of a David and Goliath story I guess.
He was/is a complete **** who flouted all basic etiquette and arrogantly walked around and was rude in our boardroom like it was his own apparently.
Also, a massive reason for Redknapp and Levy & his boardroom falling out was that whenever Spurs lost, Redknapp would talk to the media and then storm off home. He would outright refuse to talk to the board and often his own team regarding the defeat.
Edit: ahhhhh **** I forgot to say the funniest thing about it!! Levy tried to make him wear a tie with the Spurs crest on when he turned up without one haha!!!!