carmeldevil
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He's having fun right now. the dude lives on a freakin yacht and probably pops viagra daily and gets all the action.
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BringBack_leGin
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Seems Levy is more popular abroad than he is at home ?
Perhaps I haven’t understood you.
My point is that a “business decision” is more than just setting a budget. Levy has to consider re-sell value of players. He has to consider wage levels. He has to consider payment schedules.
The following can both be true:
* Traore is the best player we can buy for our current budget.
* There is a large risk that he won’t be a guaranteed starter and we could be trying to move him on next summer for a prohibitively high fee and wages.
It is surely appropriate for Levy to have an opinion on the second point.
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arthurgrimsdell
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He also appears to be quite popular at home. He's representing the Premier League ECA members. So much for "punishments" after the ESL episode. Not only have the club rejoined the ECA, but have had their Chairman voted onto the board.
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What is great is if people include the fees for Romero and Gollini in next season's spend then we'll be told they were from last season.
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Daniel Levy replaces Ed Woodward as Premier League representative of ECA
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will represent the Premier League at the European Club Association (ECA), the influential committee made up of Europe’s leading sides. Levy and Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano had been vying to replace Ed Woodward on the ECA board. Woodward, Manchester United’s...
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"The Tottenham chairman was understood to have won support from Premier League clubs including United, Liverpool and Arsenal and will now stand unopposed on Tuesday afternoon."
rez9000
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You've got to give him credit - he sure knows how to politick.Daniel Levy replaces Ed Woodward as Premier League representative of ECA
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will represent the Premier League at the European Club Association (ECA), the influential committee made up of Europe’s leading sides. Levy and Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano had been vying to replace Ed Woodward on the ECA board. Woodward, Manchester United’s...
"The Tottenham chairman was understood to have won support from Premier League clubs including United, Liverpool and Arsenal and will now stand unopposed on Tuesday afternoon."
He is just the only one with enough front to go there after the ESL. The others are hiding away as they should.
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Whatever way you want to frame it, it's good news for Spurs that he is in such a position, I think clubs of our size will be very happy their isn't a monopoly of the giants being represented there and hopefully will lead to the benefits which come from decisions to be better spread.
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Atalanta President Antonio Percassi: “We are Atalanta and at certain figures Atalanta has a duty to sell. The operation allowed us to make investments of more than 60 million. Without the sale of Romero it would not have been possible to expand the workforce in all departments.”
Doesn’t sounds to me like there’s any doubt about Romero continuing beyond his loan. So however you slice it, and however the fee is spread, we’ve committed that much money to him.
Only posting as I’ve seen a lot of ‘again no real net spend’ type comments around the place and it feels like with Romero, Gil, Emerson and Sarr we’ve committed a good £100m+ without any real significant return from Alderweireid, Sissoko, Foyth. I’m sure the wage reduction is a huge help but even so, only Arsenal and Manchester United spent more.
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Doesn’t sounds to me like there’s any doubt about Romero continuing beyond his loan. So however you slice it, and however the fee is spread, we’ve committed that much money to him.
Only posting as I’ve seen a lot of ‘again no real net spend’ type comments around the place and it feels like with Romero, Gil, Emerson and Sarr we’ve committed a good £100m+ without any real significant return from Alderweireid, Sissoko, Foyth. I’m sure the wage reduction is a huge help but even so, only Arsenal and Manchester United spent more.
Club president says he had 'duty to sell' player to Tottenham - Chelsea option was out of reach - Sport Witness
Cristian Romero has only made a brief appearance in the Premier League so far, but has picked up more minutes in the Europa Conference League. Moving to Tottenham from Atalanta in the summer, the defender has been away with Argentina’s national side, and is expected to travel to Croatia and...
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spursfan77
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Daniel Levy replaces Ed Woodward as Premier League representative of ECA
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will represent the Premier League at the European Club Association (ECA), the influential committee made up of Europe’s leading sides. Levy and Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano had been vying to replace Ed Woodward on the ECA board. Woodward, Manchester United’s...
"The Tottenham chairman was understood to have won support from Premier League clubs including United, Liverpool and Arsenal and will now stand unopposed on Tuesday afternoon."
That doesn’t shock me. There’s little chance any of the PL clubs would want a Man City representative on the board. No wonder Soriano’s only support came from Chelsea. I think we’ll see some subtle movements against the money clubs despite PSG’s owners involvement in the board. Man City are more of a threat than PSG as they’re in our league.
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ohtottenham!
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Oh okay there are two people with the balls to sit in front a group of people who they were happy to throw under a bus for their own interests. So your right NO.
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ohtottenham!
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Done what? You're obviously very excited...4 emojis excited.
Shadydan
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I was gonna add some more emojis but didn't want to give the game away.
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