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Modric - No Longer A Spurs Player

It was Modric who told Redknapp that his head wasn't right. Redknapp still asked him to play.

Redknapp said "He came to see me at 12pm and he told me he didn’t feel his head was right. I told him he needed to play."
 
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Modric not travelling to US - on strike, AWOL

RvP not travelling with Arsenal - staying behind to train
 
Enter the Pitbull said:
It was Modric who told Redknapp that his head wasn't right. Redknapp still asked him to play.
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And what exactly does it mean when you say "My head isn't right".

I'll provide two options, there are tons more.

"All this transfer speculation has left me mentally exhausted. I feel it would be better for the team that I sat this game out."

"I refuse to play. I want to join Chelsea."
 
Sheikh Ma Nuggets said:
No, all you need to know, is that you obviously can't follow a thread properly.

I'm actually educating you here, yet you're too ignorant to admit you fudged up.
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All your "sources" that you mentioned here in this thread are absolute flimflam,you are mentioning quotes from Modric which dont exist.
You are putting speculations from yourself and your "sources" here as facts,which is made up crap.
 
I will be calling my Director on Monday telling him I wont be coming into work as my 'head just isnt right'

I wonder what he will do... hmmmmm
 
Little Luka said:
He hasn't refused to go anywhere as far as we know (which is the point), so until then he is not a dingdong, but a player for the team I love.

If he refuses to join the team for the US trip because he wants to join RM then he is breaching the contract and I wouldn't consider him a player worth having in our team anymore. If that means dingdong, then a dingdong it is.

And before you come running with the last season situation, he didn't officially refuse anything. Harry said his head wasn't right. In other words, we don't know if he refused, and we most likely will never know.
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He's out of order.

Whether his move to Real Madrid - or anywhere else - comes to pass, first and foremost is that he remains a player of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. That club has left to the US today for a pre-season tour, and yet charming little Modric isn't with them. That's really professional behaviour isn't it?

I hope that any move now collapses, and that he's forced to remain at Spurs. It'll teach him a lesson in professionalism.
 
liquid_football said:
Does your Director count on you for work?

AvB stated his expects Modric to be sold this summer
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And presumably expects him to act like a professional until a deal is done and a replacement brought in.

Of course, we still don't know for certain whether Modric has travelled or if he has permission not to. But based on the history of players agitating to move, especially when Real are involved, it seems unlikely that Modric was keen to travel for the preseason and told to stay behind. So to assume this until we hear otherwise doesn't seem reasonable to me.
 
It all comes down to speculations again.
Maybe LM is a **** that refuses to fly to USA.
Maybe DL told LM that it's not necessary for him to fly because he is about to reach an agreement with RM.
Maybe LM wanted to buy a donut and missed the plane(yes Ronaldo,I m looking at you)

We simply cant know what is happening at the moment and it's silly and immature to judge our still current player without actual facts and evidence
 
nayimfromthehalfwayline said:
I think Spooky is trying to illustrate the media slant on two very similar situations.
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Fair enough.


Sheikh Ma Nuggets said:
He's out of order.

Whether his move to Real Madrid - or anywhere else - comes to pass, first and foremost is that he remains a player of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. That club has left to the US today for a pre-season tour, and yet charming little Modric isn't with them. That's really professional behaviour isn't it?

I hope that any move now collapses, and that he's forced to remain at Spurs. It'll teach him a lesson in professionalism.
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Is he out of order if it's been decided for the best of the rest of the squad that he be left behind?
 
Spursalot said:
Is he out of order if it's been decided for the best of the rest of the squad that he be left behind?
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Yes, because even if your supposition were true - which I highly doubt not to be - then how does it benefit the squad if they're not able to train with a player who may, come September 1st, still be expected to play with Spurs?

You have to remember here, that it's Modric who is pushing for this transfer - not Tottenham, or Villas-Boas; he's the instigator, yet his behaviour is unnecessarily complicating our preparations for the coming season.

He should be professional about this; train with the squad and fulfil your contractual obligations: if a transfer materialises, then so be it, but at least you're upheld your side of the bargain. But acting in the current way is selfish, ignorant and childish; he's trying to force our hand, compromising our position of strength which weakens our negotiating stance.

And some of you actually wish to defend him?

fudging hell.
 
Sheikh Ma Nuggets said:
Yes, because even if your supposition were true - which I highly doubt not to be - then how does it benefit the squad if they're not able to train with a player who may, come September 1st, still be expected to play with Spurs?

You have to remember here, that it's Modric who is pushing for this transfer - not Tottenham, or Villas-Boas; he's the instigator, yet his behaviour is unnecessarily complicating our preparations for the coming season.

He should be professional about this; train with the squad and fulfil your contractual obligations: if a transfer materialises, then so be it, but at least you're upheld your side of the bargain. But acting in the current way is selfish, ignorant and childish; he's trying to force our hand, compromising our position of strength which weakens our negotiating stance.

And some of you actually wish to defend him?

fudging hell.
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Some of us prefer not to convict someone without proof.
 
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