Joao Mario
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doctor stefan Freud
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No no no, fucking no.
Surely it hasn't come to Joao bloody Mario on loan
Midnight ramblings about lessons learnt and missed opportunities ahoy
spursfan77
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No no no, fucking no.
Surely it hasn't come to Joao bloody Mario on loan
Somebody said this might happen the other day as a joke. I’m just waiting for my demarai gray link to resurface too!
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It's Sports Witness and that is nearly 24 hours old, at least let the Star pick it up and run with it before your bollocks fall out of your boxers.
George94
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You're probably right, I ordered my flying unicorn from a company on Twitter yesterday, batteries included.But....it was on twitter...so...it must be true...
Now I have decided to offer my bullish onions on this, it'll probably come true (Joao Mario, not the Unicorn)
Arthur Hucksake
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Champion's League football is. It's just that his penny pinching is now starting to become a hindrance, rather than a masterstroke.
I use to be in full support of his way of doing things, but it's now run it's course and he has to adapt somehow.
doctor stefan Freud
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We call that the mother lode in the Freud household
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As long as it doesn't happen in public and you have people screaming to put the mouse back in the house!
doctor stefan Freud
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No worries, us Freuds are famously repressed
Ray Ray
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Of course championship teams may be spending more than is, but if we where signing the same quality of players that they where, everyone would be saying it's a waste of money.
We have to look at it in context, out first XI is pretty damn good, and trying to sign a player that is better than the players we have means we are having to look on the £50million+ bracket. Which has all the other "elite" clubs shopping in that range too.
We may not sign anyone, and I would be extremely disappointed if we don't, but we can't use the excuse that smaller teams are spending money, as we are looking at a different Calibre of player.
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spids
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I think it's more to do with the billion pounds we just spent building a new stadium and training ground. When Levy said that spending that much on infrastructure would not affect transfer budget he was clearly being generous with the truth. How can it not affect what we can spend on players? It has been affecting us for years now too, with a NET spend of £40M over the last 8 windows in a period when TV money has tripled and we've spent less than any other premier league club.
Ghost Hardware
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Ray Ray
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For me it would be a no. Not good enough, and would rather give the minutes to Onomah if needed be.
doctor stefan Freud
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Pardon
Hotspur1978
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It's James Nursey again. Pump the fucking breaks before everyone loses their shit and it says loan deal, lol.
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