wrd
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Angelino signed for Leipzig on a perm.
Harry Kane
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Angelino signed for Leipzig on a perm.
hamsup_sotong
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I like the loan idea. loan fee of 40 mill to psg. let him win a tin pot, then back to us energised 
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Gedi
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Yeah, I think Levy would take £2100 million!
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I love Kane as much as anyone, but what he's doing before the season is even over is disgraceful and disrespectful to the club and everyone involved.
Very publicly too. I don't know that we'd lose to Villa if he and his representatives kept quiet for another week. The team looked in total disarray, and he was as bad as the next guy.
The Euros are coming up and you don't have much time to spare for negotiations? Tough. Pull out of the Euros and sort out your future, if you consider it more important than the good of your current team.
My stance would be, keep the guy and reject any offers. Strengthen the team to make Kane and others feel happier and more ambitious. Get a top manager. Remind Kane that he was anynomous in every single final or semifinal he played in for Spurs (even when we did have top managers at the helm). Maybe he should have played better in those games if he wanted to "win things" so badly.
After all, it is his signature in that 6-year contract, not someone else's.
Very publicly too. I don't know that we'd lose to Villa if he and his representatives kept quiet for another week. The team looked in total disarray, and he was as bad as the next guy.
The Euros are coming up and you don't have much time to spare for negotiations? Tough. Pull out of the Euros and sort out your future, if you consider it more important than the good of your current team.
My stance would be, keep the guy and reject any offers. Strengthen the team to make Kane and others feel happier and more ambitious. Get a top manager. Remind Kane that he was anynomous in every single final or semifinal he played in for Spurs (even when we did have top managers at the helm). Maybe he should have played better in those games if he wanted to "win things" so badly.
After all, it is his signature in that 6-year contract, not someone else's.
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WannaDanceWithUdogie
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I agree - by all means make your case internally and do what you feel is right for you - but this public description of who he wants to be his team mates, how much he should be sold for etc. feels far beyond what I've seen other players do in similar circumstances. Pretty disrespectful.
Aphex
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United aren't spending 100 million on Sancho and then 150 million on Kane. Let's get this right, if Sanco costs 100 million, Kane is easily worth 150, that will be Levy's stance.
So I don't see which club can afford him.
City's record transfer is 70 million. They may think a 90/100 bid plus bonuses will bring Levy to the table, but it won't. They will need to double their transfer record for a striker who is 28 by the start of next season.
I think Kane's options are limited. With 3 years on his contract we are under no pressure to sell.
So I don't see which club can afford him.
City's record transfer is 70 million. They may think a 90/100 bid plus bonuses will bring Levy to the table, but it won't. They will need to double their transfer record for a striker who is 28 by the start of next season.
I think Kane's options are limited. With 3 years on his contract we are under no pressure to sell.
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Kane believes Spurs are going through something of a rebuild right now having missed out winning the title when they challenged Leicester and Chelsea in successive years under Mauricio Pochettino.
He appeared to lay down something of a challenge to Levy by suggesting that Spurs are just a couple of players away from challenging again.
"I’ve been at Tottenham since I was 11 years old, over half of my life there. A lot of ups and downs along the way you know," he said.
"I had to work extremely hard to get to where I am but yeah just love the club. Love the fans. Like I say, huge part of my life. Obviously this season has been a little disappointing from my club's point of view but we’ve had some good years over the last five or six years now, I guess we just got to see where that goes.
"[Those two seasons] I feel was a big opportunity for us. We had a title race for Leicester obviously, we didn’t quite get there the season after with the title race with Chelsea.
"Season after that we get to that Champions League final so we were in a real good place. Of course we didn’t win anything and we couldn’t quite get over the line but I feel like we was in a real good place with the team.
"For one reason or another we didn’t quite do what we needed to do and kind of where we’re at now I feel like we’re kind of at a rebuild stage again if I’m honest.
"It’s disappointing, I feel like the opportunity was definitely there. I’m not going to say it’s not there anymore of course, football… one or two good players can take the team over the line with Liverpool and City and teams like that, but for sure I feel like it was an opportunity missed for the club to do something special."
He appeared to lay down something of a challenge to Levy by suggesting that Spurs are just a couple of players away from challenging again.
"I’ve been at Tottenham since I was 11 years old, over half of my life there. A lot of ups and downs along the way you know," he said.
"I had to work extremely hard to get to where I am but yeah just love the club. Love the fans. Like I say, huge part of my life. Obviously this season has been a little disappointing from my club's point of view but we’ve had some good years over the last five or six years now, I guess we just got to see where that goes.
"[Those two seasons] I feel was a big opportunity for us. We had a title race for Leicester obviously, we didn’t quite get there the season after with the title race with Chelsea.
"Season after that we get to that Champions League final so we were in a real good place. Of course we didn’t win anything and we couldn’t quite get over the line but I feel like we was in a real good place with the team.
"For one reason or another we didn’t quite do what we needed to do and kind of where we’re at now I feel like we’re kind of at a rebuild stage again if I’m honest.
"It’s disappointing, I feel like the opportunity was definitely there. I’m not going to say it’s not there anymore of course, football… one or two good players can take the team over the line with Liverpool and City and teams like that, but for sure I feel like it was an opportunity missed for the club to do something special."
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I’m looking forward to De Bruyne joining us. Sadly that must mean Martinez is the new manager.
Oh well, win some, lose some.
Oh well, win some, lose some.
Aphex
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I really can’t see citeh happening certainly this season. Commercially and more it makes no sense. New manager coming in, ambitions to challenge etc, just can’t see club allowing him to strength our rivals. Three years on contract with ‘no clauses’ in this area. Just can’t see it for 12 months at least.
WannaDanceWithUdogie
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rossdapep
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The price for United should be no less than 200m.
It's taken us god knows how long to become on an equal par as them (get into the top 4 without them), so if we sell them our best player it just means we accept our place in the chain. Only way it becomes remotely acceptable is if it allows us to go and buy three real quality attacking players.
100m only allows you to bring in a couple of attacking players with potential
It's taken us god knows how long to become on an equal par as them (get into the top 4 without them), so if we sell them our best player it just means we accept our place in the chain. Only way it becomes remotely acceptable is if it allows us to go and buy three real quality attacking players.
100m only allows you to bring in a couple of attacking players with potential
-Afri-Coy-
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I am going to say this now for those that are going to twist this post to fit their own thoughts, this is your opinion right?
The Scarecrow
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To be fair to them, they've suspended betting on Kane's next club.
