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Emmanuel Adebayor admits he would consider a move to Tottenham despite the abuse he suffered from some of their fans in Spain last month.
Adebayor, on loan at Real Madrid from Manchester City, scored twice against Spurs in a 4-0 UEFA Champions League quarter-final win at the Bernabeu.
However, the former Arsenal striker's night was tinged with disappointment as he suffered abuse from the travelling fans.
Supporters of the north London club sang a chant about the player which Adebayor claimed was racist.
Tottenham condemned the song, but deny it is racist in nature and Uefa confirmed after the match that no action would be taken against the club.
Adebayor, who spent three years at Arsenal, was on the verge of moving to their north London rivals in January before he joined Real Madrid on loan for the rest of the season.
The Togo striker could return to City or another Premier League side this summer, and he would not let the chanting put him off a move to White Hart Lane.
"I heard about the chants and I felt so bad because before joining Real Madrid, my first choice was Tottenham," said Adebayor.
"When I heard the songs I didn't take it seriously. I didn't take it in a bad way at all but it was bad because people today have to realise that we are footballers. Today we play for this club and the next day we might end up playing for them.
"I would go there and sign for them. Maybe those fans were furious because I was scoring against them. Maybe they were thinking like that because Adebayor was taking them out of the Champions League and ending their dream of getting to the final."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_6928934,00.html
Emmanuel Adebayor admits he would consider a move to Tottenham despite the abuse he suffered from some of their fans in Spain last month.
Adebayor, on loan at Real Madrid from Manchester City, scored twice against Spurs in a 4-0 UEFA Champions League quarter-final win at the Bernabeu.
However, the former Arsenal striker's night was tinged with disappointment as he suffered abuse from the travelling fans.
Supporters of the north London club sang a chant about the player which Adebayor claimed was racist.
Tottenham condemned the song, but deny it is racist in nature and Uefa confirmed after the match that no action would be taken against the club.
Adebayor, who spent three years at Arsenal, was on the verge of moving to their north London rivals in January before he joined Real Madrid on loan for the rest of the season.
The Togo striker could return to City or another Premier League side this summer, and he would not let the chanting put him off a move to White Hart Lane.
"I heard about the chants and I felt so bad because before joining Real Madrid, my first choice was Tottenham," said Adebayor.
"When I heard the songs I didn't take it seriously. I didn't take it in a bad way at all but it was bad because people today have to realise that we are footballers. Today we play for this club and the next day we might end up playing for them.
"I would go there and sign for them. Maybe those fans were furious because I was scoring against them. Maybe they were thinking like that because Adebayor was taking them out of the Champions League and ending their dream of getting to the final."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_6928934,00.html