RickyVilla
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Codpiece face! Am I doing it right?Your opinion was as bad as your use of the English language!
There, now I'm being a bit of a prick so you can call me names too if you wish.
General/Non-Spurs Transfers
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carmeldevil
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- May 15, 2018
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Note the discussion with the investment fund not the clubs
Four clubs in one league controlled by an investment firm ? I assume they will dictate which of those clubs finishes the highest ? Surely it can't be legit.
Note the discussion with the investment fund not the clubs
Wig
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- May 23, 2018
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Similar to when I was reading the initial reports about Benzema to Saudi.
Note the discussion with the investment fund not the clubs
Saudi are so keen to recruit high profile players that it is the country fronting up the money, and the players can choose which club they fancy.
Marty
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- Mar 10, 2005
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It wouldn't fly in UEFA competitions but they're not going to play in them anyway. No idea what the Asian equivalent rules are.
There are FIFA rulings regarding state interference in domestic football but the only sanction they could put on them is banning the international side from World Cups and their qualifiers. They can't tell them to change the way they operate in the domestic league.
RuskyM
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I sort of get it with Ronaldo, who has a rabid fanbase that'll follow him anywhere, and maybe Benzema given he's the Ballon d'Or holder, but mystifies me when it comes to Aubameyang.
chas vs dave
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Nine while nine
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Minteh. Fresh new signing for Newcastle, who'll be brushing up on his skills at Feyenoord before getting his teeth into the Premier League the season after.
Could be but I suspect more chance of him going to the bank to check his new Saudi type contract from the PSG owners.
ghjk_91
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Arsenal closing in on £100m deal for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice
A bid is yet to be submitted but clubs are set to agree a transfer fee, with West Ham asking for financial add-ons to be included in any move
www.theguardian.com
chas vs dave
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It's a crazy amount of money. He's a good player, but not worth this amount. ImoArsenal closing in on £100m deal for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice
A bid is yet to be submitted but clubs are set to agree a transfer fee, with West Ham asking for financial add-ons to be included in any move
CantSmileWithoutYou
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To them he'll be worth every single penny.
Cornpattbuck
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Do the owners have a stake in Feyenoord? That seems like extremely well thought out forward planning otherwise, right?
Guntz
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He's one of the best-holding midfielders in Europe, only 24, and a leader.
Worth every penny IMO.
Rice, Odegaard, and Caicedo will be a scary midfield if they manage to sign him too.
dirtyh
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- Jun 24, 2011
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whoever they sign they're building on a position of strength, something we had more than enough chances to do. no surprise we're the only club that fails to recognize this.
For the love of Spurs
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we certainly have never built on strength in the past under this baord, weak mentality. I hope Scott Munn can work miracles in time and create a new culture.
thebenjamin
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Can't believe they're getting a free run at Rice. Absolute game changer of a signing for them.
