mrtwiceaseason
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It doesn't it focuses their mind to either take £100m this season or £0 nextHow does that force them to terminate his current contract?
It doesn't it focuses their mind to either take £100m this season or £0 nextHow does that force them to terminate his current contract?
I think he signed a massive contract tye summer that they got to the Champions League Final. He obviously thought they were going places under Pochettino.If it was a problem for him surely he wouldn't keep signing long deals at Spurs, he could have ran his contract down anytime he wanted over the last 10 years
It seems to me it bothers other people way more that Harry Kane has won nothing, than Harry Kane himself.
I am sure he will take the plaudits for being the PLs highest goal scorer alongside being his country's record goal scorer.
I'm sure it will still be a good take to tell his grandkids from the front seat of his supercar or chair in his massive house with cinema and pool.
What a fucking failure lol
And I don't even like him btw and didn't want him at City.
But in Mahrez's case he eventually got his move and I am not sure it affected any bad feelings towards him from their fan base.
It’s the Webster ruling that clubs have a “gentleman’s agreement” not to use.Just spotted the edit. Don't know enough about that one but I have heard of it, so perhaps that is an actual legal route should he hypothetically really want out.
I broadly agree with you btw, Spurs aren't holding him hostage, he is there because he accepts being there. I just don't entirely agree with some of the claims thatnif he wanted out, he'd just have left. It is an uncomfortable stand-off, where both sides seem comfortable with a status quo.
It’s the Webster ruling that clubs have a “gentleman’s agreement” not to use.
So far, it’s worked, but at some point a club will use it and it might become more commonplace after that.
I guess if he’s on £250k a week, that the buying club would be prepared to pay the £13m necessary to buy him out.It would have to be either a really extreme stand-off, or a totally minor one, to be used imo.
In Kane's case, he is on a big contract, and it is a significant amount to buy out. Which Bayern would then have to cover. It leaves all 3 parties looking like dicks. And that's before you bring his long term standing at Spurs into it.
And signed in front of witnesses.The only agreement is written in black and white on a piece of official paper.
i think spurs lawyers are a little tied up at the mo
i think spurs lawyers are a little tied up at the mo
well if sky sports said it then it must be true, i stand correctedNo, nothing to do with the club, totally separate entities. What their owners do or don't do in no way reflects on the club nor can it be used to in any way link to their reputation as a club. Sky Sports told us so.
He should have done a ronaldo and contacted that **** Morgan lol
Seriously though any player thinking about going to spuds are going to see what a **** levy is if they maybe have any thoughts of leaving further down the line to a better club.
Levy is a mug and has no confidence they can replace Kane so has turned down millions and damaged the clubs reputation For future players.
As good as Kane is I would be fuming if I supported spurs.
In that case, long may he stay!The way Levy acts no big time player would consider Spurs as a destination. The perception that he's a skilful operator couldn't be further from the truth. Spurs only hope will be when Levy fucks off.