gusrowe
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Spurs target Morgan Schneiderlin slams Southampton with cryptic Tweet
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Armstrong_11
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isn't really Cryptic.... more Bentish!
Bennys LOL
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Sounds like they have rejected his TR, also, sorry for sounding thick, have i missed something, wheres Lovren gone?
Cavehillspur
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Scousers
absolute bobbins
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Whatever next? Big Sam plays cryptic football?
Tweet was route one, like Wet Spam
Tweet was route one, like Wet Spam
TottenhamMattSpur
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Who the fuck is @Gary.Rogers and why is he disagreeing with that?
Lufti
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I dunno, but I'm baffled as to what he uses as an email address
guiltyparty
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Prick move. If it was our player we'd be fuming
But then that's football innit
But then that's football innit
Lufti
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Bit different though. Modric and Bale, who forced moves in a similar fashion, weren't at sinking ships who'd lost their owner, director, manager, and top players all in the space of less than a year
guiltyparty
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Doesn't matter. By all means hand in a transfer request, but tweeting dirty laundry in very public capital letters like a child? No time for it at all
Good player tho and I obviously hope he signs but then I'm a modern day football fan and can live with the hypocrisy
TottenhamMattSpur
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I think they were at a sinking ship Tbh.
Lufti
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Well we've hardly sunk have we? You're way too pessimistic, when you think how many hundreds of clubs there are in England, to support one who's consistently around the top 6 and plays in Europe every year is hardly something to complain about
alamo
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Can 't argue with that.
To be fair though regarding your previous post I actually thought Bale was relatively respectful to the club unlike, say, Berbatov
TottenhamMattSpur
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Well, we were 4 th and got to the champions league quarter final.
We had Ledley King at centre back, bale on the side, Modric in the middle, van Der vaart making stuff happen and Adebeyor knocking them in.
Then clever cloggs sacks Redknapp. Modric goes. Van goes. King retires. Bale plays another season while we slug it out to fifth almost exclusively due to him. He figures out AVB is rubbish, so bale leaves.
AVB gets rightly sacked and we finish 6th.
Now we're all getting excited over signing (or not) two players from the 8th best side in they league and 2 players from the bottom half of the league.
They only way is up from here @Lufti my man.
alamo
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Fuck me cheer up
Lufti
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1. King's retirement was no-one's fault
2. Modric leaving couldn't be stopped, he refused to train
3. VDV couldn't complete 90 mins and wanted to go back to Germany, it was a decent time to sell, but he should have been better replaced
4. Bale again, refused to train, and we got a huge sum of money for him
Honestly, compared to 95% of other clubs we have it so good, and we've got a new stadium on the way. Of course we're not gonna spend that much. As for the signings, these are the types of players we should be going for, for several reasons.
1. Young
2. Homegrown
3. Relatively cheap
4. Attainable
5. Prem-proven
There's a lot to get excited about.
As for 'There only way is up from here', I'd imagine that's what Saints fans were saying around December time last year. Enjoy what we've got while it lasts!
Oh, and p.s. Vertonghen and Lloris just signed new contracts, sinking ship my arse
TottenhamMattSpur
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I'm trying to look at it from a player at spurs point of view.
Why did great players leave a club seemingly on the up?
Lufti
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Look at who they left to! Real Madrid and Man United (when they were good)
. If you were a player, regardless of the loyalty you're feeling now, you'd most likely do the same
alamo
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Because as up and coming as we are/were we are not in the same league as Real Madrid.
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