FITZ
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Fair enough. Same quality, but older and less potential - ceiling reached.
Player Watch: Pierre-Emile Højbjerg
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Fair enough. Same quality, but older and less potential - ceiling reached.
rabbikeane
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They would have asked 25 back then if contract was stronger. He's now played for a far better club and been among our best (top 5) players in his stay.
Ginola+Tonic
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We only got him for £15 million because he had 1 year left on his contract at Southampton.
A ‘Levy’ deal by all accounts
For the love of Spurs
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still a good player. He has limitations but is very professional and reliable. at £30-40m I think we can consider but this is about £15m.
He can still be useful to us so that offer is the type of offer we criticise Levy in the past for when he puts in an insulting bid.
He can still be useful to us so that offer is the type of offer we criticise Levy in the past for when he puts in an insulting bid.
Spursmatty87
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I’d say bottom end he’s worth £25m top end £35m. £15m is a piss take.
carmeldevil
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we are not a charity.
Personally think the chickens are coming home to roost with levy’s behaviour over the last couple of decades. Every other club gets ‘acceptable’ offers for their average players. We get awful offers. Relationships go a long way in business and it’s starting to become too coincidental in my opinion. We struggle to sell, we struggle to buy. Everything is a bit of a drama
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Though he been a regular starter and would one of the few you want a market price for. IMO if Board are being pointed at for not paying the fees quoted for our first or second choice targets then they can't also be pointed at holding a few for more desirable assets
yido_number1
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I'd take it to move him on. Other better players in the squad.
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It’s a terrible offer. I’m in the taking a loss on the dross camp but they are taking the piss mate.
ButchCassidy
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You know what they say in negotiation school - always accept the first offer no matter what.
yido_number1
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We paid less for him, we don't want him. We'll lose more in the wages over time.
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I’m definitely one that doesn’t think he’s a top player. He’s mostly decent, with moments of quality and moments of incompetence. Anything less than the 20-25m pound range is a poor deal for us though. Anything on the upper end of that range would see me dealing and putting the money towards a CB. Sarr will take Hojbjerg’s minutes and I think he’ll thrive this season
sidford
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Listening to Tottenham Way podcast which has journos Tom Allnut and Tom Barclay as regulars. They think it's not looking as certain as it was a few weeks ago that he will be sold. Certainly gone quiet in media, Madrid are strapped for cash so asking price can't be set too high if they're only option
Mr Pink
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I do find it interesting that there isn't more interest in him...
yido_number1
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You'd imagine most scouts watched him over the last few years and decided against it.
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