This debt really needs to stop being brought up, its a manageable long term debt, we bring in a lot more in stadium revenue than is owed back each year. It's perfectly normal for football clubs to operate with long term debt repayments to be made, it's a nice story for papers to run and Levy likes to use it as a negotiating tactic, but truth is we've spent more than ever since moving into the new stadium.
If we were strapped for cash and desperate the deal would of been done already, this is clearly not a smooth transfer, City don't want to pay over the odds, as a club generally I've been impressed with this about you lot, when a team/player is asking for too much you typically walk away. My belief is Kane was advised to not come back to training to put pressure on Levy to do a deal, it clearly has not worked and Kane is reluctant to completely ruin his relationship with the fans and continue his strike (although it may be too late for that).
