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That coupled with thinking that any player from outside the Premier League won’t work in the Premier League will take us far
That coupled with thinking that any player from outside the Premier League won’t work in the Premier League will take us far
We should get over making decisions based on the reactions it would get from our rivals
Meh, let's take the best player i europe (Messi) AND get Kane. We will win every trophy there is AND boil our rival's piss.That coupled with thinking that any player from outside the Premier League won’t work in the Premier League will take us far
The fee will be undisclosed anyway mate so no one will ever truly know what we have paid despite a load of guesswork from journalists etc. If city feel its fine to pay £150 million for Harry Kane then it’s fine to pay £150 million for him. The blokes in charge who have put us in a situation where we’ve won 5 titles within the last 10 years countless other domestic cups and within 90 mins of a champions league trophy know a fair bit more than people on an Internet forum moaning about transfer fees.Personally I do care a bit what we pay for players.
Although we clearly have a big budget it is not unlimited, every extra pound we spend on one player that is unproductive is one less that we can spend on another and I want a successful team more than I want any one player.
None of this is to say that Kane is not worth a lot of money or that he is not more valuable to us than to Spurs because we have better players to maximize his abilities but there is clearly a price at which we may have overpaid and assuming he is successful another at which he represents a bargain.
What those prices are I don't know but for the success of the team I would prefer the price to be closer to the bargain than the overpay.