Not in terms of loyalty payments.
If Kane really want this to happen he will have to officially ask to leave and lose all rights to loyalty bonuses on his contract.
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Harry Kane
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If Kane really want this to happen he will have to officially ask to leave and lose all rights to loyalty bonuses on his contract.
Clevers
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I can hear them in the stands signing "We're the boys of Levy's army"Fucking hell, Spurs fans are deluded. I wonder if they'll hold an open top bus parade for their "got £15m more for our best player that the buyer club started with".
Their mascot of a cock is really appropriate.
Johnny Mars Bar
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harry kane signed his 6 year contract in june 2018,
charlie kane became harry's agent in december 2018
now he may of had a hand in harry's 6 year contract, but then again he may not of ?, is there a media campaign to discredit charlie as an agent ? maybe levy has threatened to ruin his reputation for trying to get kane away from spurs ?
I didn’t know that actually - interesting.
Who was representing Harry when he signed that deal? Definitely looks like he was given poor advice at the time, given his ambitions and ability far outstrip those of Spurs.
Johnny Mars Bar
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I can hear them in the stands signing "We're the boys of Levy's army"
Their mascot of a cock is really appropriate.
I think Moonchester is cringey as fuck, but at least our mascot isn’t literally a big flapping cock.
Or a dinosaur for that matter - I mean, how apt a metaphor is that for Arsenal!!
1) I never named any players.Where's the reports about Spurs for these then? Clearly finding it difficult to attract a striker, Lautaro or Vlahovic. They'll have to pay €70-75m at least.
Where's the media angle now? 'If Spurs want Vlahovic/Lautaro then they should pay what he's worth, else he has a contract with the club and the club's don't need to sell.' 'Lautaro's beef is with Spurs, if they're want him so bad they should pay the asked price' But no! Levy's balls are down the throats of majority of football journalists, and they have also made some fans who don't want to see it happen (for obvious reasons) believe they are right and it's a totally normal stance on Kane's situation.
2) I never named any media reports.
3) I said "Maybe"....as in opinion.
4) I put a question mark at the end.....as in,asking a question.
5) "if Spurs want Vlahovic/Lautaro,then they should pay what he's worth".......Spuds value Kane at £160m.....should we simply pay that?
decmancity
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In 2018 he just finished as a CL runner up and 4th in the prem, he clearly thought spuds were going places.I didn’t know that actually - interesting.
Who was representing Harry when he signed that deal? Definitely looks like he was given poor advice at the time, given his ambitions and ability far outstrip those of Spurs.
It is very unusual for premiership players to have release clauses.
Grealish is an exception and I imagine the other big talents at the mid table teams will be looking for something similar in case city, rags, chelsea come knocking in a few years.
Paulmcfc2703
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Great news. Was always going to take sending BA, Face and the others to sort this out.I’ve just been told that we’ve got a team of people traveling to London tomorrow, looks like it’s one final push to sign him.
Watch this space over the next few days (hopefully )
Not attacking you mate, I'm stating the difference in reporting terms. Those 2 strikers you mentioned have been linked to Spurs.1) I never named any players.
2) I never named any media reports.
3) I said "Maybe"....as in opinion.
4) I put a question mark at the end.....as in,asking a question.
grim up north
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The length of contract probably means Levy can ask for silly money and Kane probably agreedI didn’t know that actually - interesting.
Who was representing Harry when he signed that deal? Definitely looks like he was given poor advice at the time, given his ambitions and ability far outstrip those of Spurs.
Johnny Mars Bar
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In 2018 he just finished as a CL runner up and 4th in the prem, he clearly thought spuds were going places.
It is very unusual for premiership players to have release clauses.
Grealish is an exception and I imagine the other big talents at the mid table teams will be looking for something similar in case city, rags, chelsea come knocking in a few years.
Imagine thinking Spurs are “going places”.