bubble07
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Don't get me wrong. Huddlestone is a great passer but I still have concerns regarding his lack of mobility and ball winning skills
Martin Petrov (Has gone to Man City)
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Don't get me wrong. Huddlestone is a great passer but I still have concerns regarding his lack of mobility and ball winning skills
c0d
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Well some Bulgarian sites say that Marto is flying to england to get in talks with Spurs. Martin himself declared that he wants to play for Spurs. He and Dimitar were in talks about this obviously because Mitko stated that he will not tell what the two were talking about.
roguepsi
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I think Huddlestone's lack of mobility is slightly exaggerated. He looked fairly spritely when I saw him today. He may not be the quickest player but he won't need to be if he works on his positioning. Plenty of top class players that lack pace still manage at the highest level and I think Tom can also.
The thought of Petrov and Lennon on both wings with Huddlestone pinging balls out to them is sexual. :hump:
The thought of Petrov and Lennon on both wings with Huddlestone pinging balls out to them is sexual. :hump:
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The most important one as in the one that would discuss personal terms and agree them is currently on holiday in the US.
IamCelestial
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There are plenty alternatives for communication nowadays, they could be having a video conference and whatnot!
If the medical team says he is fit, even the janitory can sign the contract with him :hump:
If the medical team says he is fit, even the janitory can sign the contract with him :hump:
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True. But with any luck Dannyboy will be negotiating this anyway whilst he's away. If it does get done though I can't imagine we'll announce it until the club are back en masse from S.Africa.
Goldman
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Thats the quote from the mail:
Tottenham and Manchester City target Martin Petrov edged closer to a move to the Premiership last night after being allowed to leave Atletico Madrid's training camp to fly to London.
The Bulgaria winger, an international team-mate of Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov, is available for £6million.
Flying to London eh?
Tottenham and Manchester City target Martin Petrov edged closer to a move to the Premiership last night after being allowed to leave Atletico Madrid's training camp to fly to London.
The Bulgaria winger, an international team-mate of Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov, is available for £6million.
Flying to London eh?
c0d
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Yeah but I think Martin will come to Spurs because of Berbatov:wink:
which they will, hopefully he will be like berbs and not be in it just for the doller doller.
spursirish
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Can someone please tell me what is happening on transfers
boateng?
petrov?
swp?
and god i dont believe im saying this dyer?
boateng?
petrov?
swp?
and god i dont believe im saying this dyer?
kishman
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http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=478592&CPID=8&clid=6&lid=2&title=Spurs+close+on+Petrov
Spurs close on Petrov
Atletico Madrid midfielder Martin Petrov is reportedly close to a move to Tottenham.
Reports emanating from Spain claim Atletico have accepted an offer of nearly €9million (£6million) for the Bulgarian international.
Petrov, who had played down talk of the move earlier in the summer, is now understood to be in London to discuss a deal.
It had previously been suggested that the 28-year-old was collecting interest from Manchester City manager Sven Goran Eriksson.
However, it is thought that Petrov would favour a move to Tottenham because of the attraction of playing Uefa Cup football next season.
The transfer would also allow Petrov, who missed most of last season with a knee injury, to link up with his Bulgaria team-mate Dimitar Berbatov.
Great news if true.
Spurs close on Petrov
Atletico Madrid midfielder Martin Petrov is reportedly close to a move to Tottenham.
Reports emanating from Spain claim Atletico have accepted an offer of nearly €9million (£6million) for the Bulgarian international.
Petrov, who had played down talk of the move earlier in the summer, is now understood to be in London to discuss a deal.
It had previously been suggested that the 28-year-old was collecting interest from Manchester City manager Sven Goran Eriksson.
However, it is thought that Petrov would favour a move to Tottenham because of the attraction of playing Uefa Cup football next season.
The transfer would also allow Petrov, who missed most of last season with a knee injury, to link up with his Bulgaria team-mate Dimitar Berbatov.
Great news if true.
