Harry Kane
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topper
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I’m assuming he used spell checker as there is no way someone with that IQ would be able to spell (and I’m going to be careful here) ‘irrelevant’ otherwise.
Vwbottom
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I may have been a tiny bit guilty of the he's already gone train of thought. I am glad to be wrong, and so wrong I was.
rez9000
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I think so too.
lukadownthelane
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Asking a general question here so I think it’s allowed but don’t answer if you think it’s an issue.
If one offers release clause and another offers higher does the club have to accept both or can they accept only the higher amount i.e can you still have a bidding war for a player with a clause?
Living Legend Colm G
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rez9000
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The former - both bids have to be accepted. Although that said, it simply wouldn't happen, because if you meet the release amount, the club has to accept it, so it logically would never happen. Why commit to paying more for something when you don't need to?
Guernman
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Fair play to Kane, he really didn't have to come out with this statement today. But without it this week was going to be a circus and massively distracting for the team.
He has made a lot of mistakes this summer, but for me this is a big step in the right direction. He may have known the move wasn't going to happen, but there was always a chance things could change in the last days of the window.
He has chosen to draw a line under this whole saga, announce he is staying on his terms and given a great boost to his teammates. This benefits Spurs much more than camp Kane, and he deserves credit for it. Hopefully he will get a decent reception on Sunday.
He has made a lot of mistakes this summer, but for me this is a big step in the right direction. He may have known the move wasn't going to happen, but there was always a chance things could change in the last days of the window.
He has chosen to draw a line under this whole saga, announce he is staying on his terms and given a great boost to his teammates. This benefits Spurs much more than camp Kane, and he deserves credit for it. Hopefully he will get a decent reception on Sunday.
ha I’m nowhere near as eloquent and knowledgable
Tucker
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Yeah, like three posts above yours, and also two or three other times since dinner time.
rez9000
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I'm at a loss to figure out what we're going to do with ourselves now over the next six/seven days. Even though there's debate around whether Adama would be a good signing or not, it's on a different level to the Kane sage. What are we going to get ourselves hot and bothered about over the next week?
(Just to clarify, I like the hot and botheredness.)
(Just to clarify, I like the hot and botheredness.)
TheWook
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Just glad we dont have to wait another 7-10 days to find out whats going on, and we can now focus on other dealings
wadewill
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This is utterly amazing
rez9000
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True, but still a feeling of 'Meh' for the rest of the window.
More clarification - not 'meh' about the signings, just they're not nail-biting like the Kane 'will-he, won't-he' stuff has been.
