Don't think you can just use strikers, surely the full attacking unit.My rag associate tried taking the before .
Said we had the worst strike force(torres, jesus, delap) in top 4. (Utd Chelsea pool) hard to argue then went on to say worst of Europe's big guns
Psg
Bayern
Athletic
Barca
Juve
Bayern
Then ended with worst in prem.
We need this guy NOW.
this is what levy wants you to think, you will go along with his bullshit because then you have an argument against all the debt when you get pulled up by rival fans, youre fucked , 37m a year over 20 years, go away do the maths ,that would leave you 400m short without the interest, you better hope to god another strain of covid doesn't come along over the winter and shut the grounds again, youre club is on a knife edge and no amount of levy bullshit juggling will get you out of it, you were desperate to join the super league(why the fuck you were asked is a mystery) you're on your arse, and i hope its a slow painful slippery slide, a very slow slippery slide :)We actually owe £37m-a-year but the there are various ways to refinance this. The club have raised £250m for the sale of private placements made through the Bank of America at 2.8 per cent interest (£7m-a-year). The loan period can also be extended.
This is just a fraction of the increase in matchday revenue owing to our move to the new stadium.To put it in context, we generated £1m from just beer and food sales at a single NFL match at the stadium last year.
And yet, here we are, Champions of England, with that very trio.My rag associate tried taking the before .
Said we had the worst strike force(torres, jesus, delap) in top 4. (Utd Chelsea pool) hard to argue then went on to say worst of Europe's big guns
Psg
Bayern
Athletic
Barca
Juve
Bayern
Then ended with worst in prem.
We need this guy NOW.
Tell Uncle Joe to get his hand in his sky rocket and spend some of his hard earned on that sh1t club of yours.We actually owe £37m-a-year but the there are various ways to refinance this. The club have raised £250m for the sale of private placements made through the Bank of America at 2.8 per cent interest (£7m-a-year). The loan period can also be extended.
This is just a fraction of the increase in matchday revenue owing to our move to the new stadium.To put it in context, we generated £1m from just beer and food sales at a single NFL match at the stadium last year.
In theory, he could use tomorrow as his pre-season,before his serious stuff starts against Arsenal next Saturday.I’m an optimist, but it’s getting harder to think that he is coming. Especially if he’s traveling with the squad.
Having said that he’s still a Spurs player,
and probably actually wants to play football (as we did with sane) so this probably means nothing and if he’s coming it’ll happen in due course
Like Arsenal, you bought a big new shiny stadium and was told it was the holy grail, look where they are now, same is happening to you.As long as City are complying with FFP (which you are according to the recent court ruling), I have no issues with your owners' spending mate.
Long-term sucess for Spurs is very different to what it is for City as you guys have become a super club over the last decade.
We certainly had oppurtunities to win trophies during Levy's reign and we had squads/teams good enough to win atleast an FA Cup or a couple more League Cups.
However, we have repeatedly fallen at the final hurdle. I just think it is unfair to place the entire blame on Levy for that.
Tell Uncle Joe to get his hand in his sky rocket and spend some of his hard earned on that sh1t club of yours.
Joseph C. Lewis is a British businessman and investor. According to the Sunday Times Rich List in 2021, Lewis has a net worth of £4.33 billion
considering we rejected Messi and Ronaldo, i'd agreedo we agree that if we don't end up getting any striker this summer, it's a HUGE fuck up from the club?