I hate kicking a man when he's down, but it really needs to be said that Daniel Levy has missed another golden opportunity here. I mean, if he'd only had the foresight to install a skateboard track instead of a go-kart track we'd have JN in the bag.
It wouldn't surprise me if Levy's long-term plan is to have Son finish his career with us and then appoint him as a Club Ambassador. That way he'll be hoping we can continue to reap the benefits of Son's popularity in Asia for years to come.
I'm pretty sure if a meteor were to hit Earth it would land on the centre circle of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium........then bounce onto our training complex.
Since it seems obvious that we are in some kind of discussions with QSI the question is, what exactly are we discussing? It seems to me that there are four possibilities:
(1) Only a minority stake from QSI with no intention to ever convert it into a full takeover;
(2) Only a minority stake but...
That's it - its now official! We're about to embark on what future historians will be calling "The era when Tottenham Hotspur dominated world football!!" ? :whistle:
Not about QSI but a question about investment more generally: How does it actually work? Would the investor be purchasing some of ENIC's shares? If so, how would that help the club as opposed to just helping ENIC? On the other hand if the money goes into the club and not ENIC then does that mean...
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