Harry Kane

SkyBlueCanuck said:
I marvel that a grand total of feck all people called for a transfer ban of CFC last year when they broke spending records and arguably bought the largest prize in Europe.

City has sold 100M in players these last 12 months. We've 2 seasons worth of CL money going on this season's books (due to the Covid delay in summer of 2020).

I want us to witness the greatest piss-boil of all time this summer... And I believe that we will.
Click to expand...
The thing is, people aren't really threatened by Chelsea these days. The reason why people cry about City turning the league into a one horse race is because they believe the club genuinely has the capacity to do so (which really we should see as a compliment).




Assuming these signings come off btw, your wish will be granted. As beautiful as with the successful CAS announcement.
 
lasereyes said:
Your total debt is almost 1.2B - more even than Barcelona. There is no way your annual debt service is just 25m.

www.football.london

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium leaves Daniel Levy and Spurs with huge debts

The construction of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has come at a huge cost to the club
www.football.london www.football.london
Click to expand...
There is only interest payable on the £637m stadium debt and the recent £250m debt raised to pay off the Bank of England CCFF Covid loan. The former is at an average interest rate of 2.66%, which works out at just under £17m per annum. The latter is at an average interest rate of 2.8%, which works out at exactly £7m per annum. The total interest payable is therefore just under £24m per annum.

The remaining debt is just the standard debt that all clubs have - further instalments on transfers and debt such as amounts falling due within the year - the latter of which being an accounting technicality. It has to be reported as debt even though it constitutes normal operational costs over the coming year. It includes such technicalities as owing season ticket holders the cost of the remaining value if their tickets until all games are played. As such, none of this debt is subject to interest charges.

I do wish you fellas would stop citing ill informed, sensationalist articles written by football hacks who are ignorant about Spurs’ situation and who don’t understand finance. Better to keep the discussion to Harry Kane.
 
JimB said:
There is only interest payable on the £637m stadium debt and the recent £250m debt raised to pay off the Bank of England CCFF Covid loan. The former is at an average interest rate of 2.66%, which works out at just under £17m per annum. The latter is at an average interest rate of 2.8%, which works out at exactly £7m per annum. The total interest payable is therefore just under £24m per annum.

The remaining debt is just the standard debt that all clubs have - further instalments on transfers and debt such as amounts falling due within the year - the latter of which being an accounting technicality. It has to be reported as debt even though it constitutes normal operational costs over the coming year. It includes such technicalities as owing season ticket holders the cost of the remaining value if their tickets until all games are played. As such, none of this debt is subject to interest charges.

I do wish you fellas would stop citing ill informed, sensationalist articles written by football hacks who are ignorant about Spurs’ situation and who don’t understand finance. Better to keep the discussion to Harry Kane.
Click to expand...

Check Swiss ramble out impartial write up of all club’s financially! Think spurs be fine paying of their debt but it will hamper player buying for years to come! Look at Arsenal spent next to nowt and sold a shit load of players to keep up the payments oh Wenger spent next to nowt while he was manager he was a miracle worker..
 
samuelyeboah said:
i DO feel however that spending 100m on grealish makes our hand weaker in the kane negotiations. If you pay 100m for grealish, how can you expect to pay 120m for the league's top scorer & assists?
Click to expand...
It seems like the negotiations for both deals have already concluded right after the Euro's. We are just waiting for them to get their replacements.

Bailey is in at Villa, so I expect Grealish to be announced early next week post medical. Might need to wait on Kane though until they sign one. In any case, I hope Kane comes in sooner rather than later to acclimatize in his new team.
 
JimB said:
There is only interest payable on the £637m stadium debt and the recent £250m debt raised to pay off the Bank of England CCFF Covid loan. The former is at an average interest rate of 2.66%, which works out at just under £17m per annum. The latter is at an average interest rate of 2.8%, which works out at exactly £7m per annum. The total interest payable is therefore just under £24m per annum.

The remaining debt is just the standard debt that all clubs have - further instalments on transfers and debt such as amounts falling due within the year - the latter of which being an accounting technicality. It has to be reported as debt even though it constitutes normal operational costs over the coming year. It includes such technicalities as owing season ticket holders the cost of the remaining value if their tickets until all games are played. As such, none of this debt is subject to interest charges.

I do wish you fellas would stop citing ill informed, sensationalist articles written by football hacks who are ignorant about Spurs’ situation and who don’t understand finance. Better to keep the discussion to Harry Kane.
Click to expand...
£24m pa is hardly trivial but the stadium will be a massive asset and long term will sustain Spurs. I think Kane can not wait any longer though for Spurs. Spurs had a great chance to build a top side but made the wrong appointment in Mourinho and for that you will probably lose Kane. I'd sell him now while you can get £120m for him.

Spurs with or without Kane are one of England's top clubs. I always thought of them as such when City were struggling. A side with 60,000 in one of the best stadiums in Europe can not be held back forever. The trouble is the Premier League is so competitive. IMO Arsenal are going to be strong this season. Villa have no chance. Spurs do. You know in your lifetime you will see the glory times again.
 
thereWasATime said:
It seems like the negotiations for both deals have already concluded right after the Euro's. We are just waiting for them to get their replacements.

Bailey is in at Villa, so I expect Grealish to be announced early next week post medical. Might need to wait on Kane though until they sign one. In any case, I hope Kane comes in sooner rather than later to acclimatize in his new team.
Click to expand...
Villa are idiots. Maybe Grealish wont go, but there is a high chance he will, so why haven't they spent the £100m up front? I know they've made a couple of signings but imo they will struggle next season without Grealish.
 
thereWasATime said:
It seems like the negotiations for both deals have already concluded right after the Euro's. We are just waiting for them to get their replacements.

Bailey is in at Villa, so I expect Grealish to be announced early next week post medical. Might need to wait on Kane though until they sign one. In any case, I hope Kane comes in sooner rather than later to acclimatize in his new team.
Click to expand...
Getting a replacement for Kane will be incredibly tough, unless Spurs can actually go and get Vlahovic who they've targeted all summer, or Danny Ings. Just depends. I think they should be going for Lautaro from Inter
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Unread Posts

Don't have an account? Register now and see fewer ads!

SIGN UP
Back
Top
✖
  AdBlock Detected
Bluemoon relies on advertising to pay our hosting fees. Please support the site by disabling your ad blocking software to help keep the forum sustainable. Thanks.