Alan Harper's Tash
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As soon as his “strike” was announced, info was leaked that he was going back to Spurs at the end of the week.
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Harry Kane
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I don't think City will sign Kane in this window even though we know are interested. That's not enough for a contracted player. The question now is do we buy a striker?This is the rub.
Levy is in a weak position because of the colossal debt the club is in. They need to sell.
City won’t match their price of north £100M.
Levy will need to take a reality pill, swallow his knob, and sell for an undisclosed fee which will be nearer the £100M city are willing to spend....
imo.
Messi meet pep ..... Er againKane meet bottle
DenisLawBackHeel74
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Footballing aside, Spurs as a going concern is in serious doubt....unlesss they make inroads into their debt and/or convince their creditors they have it under control. That’s the bigger issue for me...Problem is without him they could even slip to mid/lower table, with him top 6, big difference in prize money and possible drop off in attendances without him if they struggle.
Luke The Blue
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Looks that way.
Why wouldn’t Kane say something a few days ago when he was made to look bad by going on strike?
Or if he wasn’t due back yet then why wouldn’t Spurs say something?
Doesn’t add up.
Yeah it's bullshit something weird going on there mate.
Maybe with Pep saying we are interested (something he never does with other teams players) and Harry releasing a statement the deal maybe agreed but not made public whilst Tottenham are in the market for players. Once Tottenham have bought it will be sorted quickly. This is what happened with Jack.
Well they got 7th last season with Kane needing to score 23 goals and get 14 assists, it's not guaranteed they do as well this year. Especially when Kane doesn't want to be there and he was the one who dragged them along, an unhappy Kane will affect morale.Problem is without him they could even slip to mid/lower table, with him top 6, big difference in prize money and possible drop off in attendances without him if they struggle.
I think Spurs now need to sell more than we need to buy, we have more options, which means we aren't meeting the stupid price they want.
A half decent season, top 8, decent attendances, NFL games later in the year and the pressure will be relieved , but it's a hell of a gamble and as we see with Barca and we have seen in the past ourselves under Swales , it can quickly get out of control.Footballing aside, Spurs as a going concern is in serious doubt....unlesss they make inroads into their debt and/or convince their creditors they have it under control. That’s the bigger issue for me...
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I think the black mark has been made against 'Arry's name. A player refusing to train doesn't match any of the criteria Pep 'n Txiki would lay down, no matter how good.
Musampa 209
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This is the rub.
Levy is in a weak position because of the colossal debt the club is in. They need to sell.
City won’t match their price of north £100M.
Levy will need to take a reality pill, swallow his knob, and sell for an undisclosed fee which will be nearer the £100M city are willing to spend....
imo.
I think United would be in for him next season if he was still at Spurs