- May 21, 2005
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subject: Andre Villas Boas reveals his and Levy's growing anger with Luka Modric
source: sportwitness
source: sportwitness
The Spanish press appear to be way ahead of their English counterparts when it comes to the Luka Modric story and pouncing on stressed out managers at airports isn't beyond them. AS and Marca both sent journalists to London this week to get some insight and it was the former who stuck a microphone in the face of Andre Villas Boas at the airport as his Spurs squad went on pre-season tour.
At first the manager was complimentary about the Croatian "He's good, very good. I tried to sign him last summer for Chelsea, so you can imagine. He will be a great loss. He's a player who can make a difference, who gives great clarity to the game when the team needs and can play in various positions."
The Portuguese is obviously a big admirer of Modric but certainly isn't happy with the tactics he's employed over the last week to try and force a Real Madrid move through "I think Modric is wrong. This will go against him.
He has worsened the situation with what he is doing and now the president is very angry, it's also not a good time to catch Daniel Levy. He is in the U.S. because his wife is ill."
Daniel Levy is a tough negotiator and he's had a lot of personal difficulties recently, his mother passed away and now his wife is ill, his anger towards Modric is only going to grow as the player throws further toys from his pram.
Andre Villas Boas also spoke to the journalist about the current midfielders at Real Madrid and gave them the impression he may be interested in a move for Lass Diarra as part of the deal, but Lass is on huge wages which could prove a problem.
- Sad as it's confirmed that Modric using this way to force his move, clearly he is given the green light to leave at this time, why losing his Popularity at the club and the fans ..
- One ITK claimed that Levy is about to take 1 year break as Spurs chairman due to his wife illness, it's look like this is going to to happen.