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Because Mbappe can afford to do that at the platform that is PSG and Haaland can’t
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Harry Kane
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markbmcfc
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Not sure why people go on about resale value as if every big signing we make, we sell four years later for a huge profit.
Nonsensical view, the club don't operate like that and there's no evidence to suggest they will. The only exception I can think of was Leroy and he wanted out.
If we got him we'd keep him until he retired or his contract expired, as we have with all of our key players.
The club will take a view on whether his fee and wages for 4/5 years and the expected returns from his goals are worth it. Crazy to think they're sat around working out how much they could sell him for.
They do that with 18yr olds from South America.
Nonsensical view, the club don't operate like that and there's no evidence to suggest they will. The only exception I can think of was Leroy and he wanted out.
If we got him we'd keep him until he retired or his contract expired, as we have with all of our key players.
The club will take a view on whether his fee and wages for 4/5 years and the expected returns from his goals are worth it. Crazy to think they're sat around working out how much they could sell him for.
They do that with 18yr olds from South America.
WickyWain
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That rules the rags out then ;)
baggy
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Reading between the lines of Pep's recent press conferences I wouldnt be totally surprised to see him leaving this summer.Sterling wouldn’t want to join Spurs when he’s 35, let alone now.
MeatHunterrr
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Bang on.Not sure why people go on about resale value as if every big signing we make, we sell four years later for a huge profit.
Nonsensical view, the club don't operate like that and there's no evidence to suggest they will. The only exception I can think of was Leroy and he wanted out.
If we got him we'd keep him until he retired or his contract expired, as we have with all of our key players.
The club will take a view on whether his fee and wages for 4/5 years and the expected returns from his goals are worth it. Crazy to think they're sat around working out how much they could sell him for.
They do that with 18yr olds from South America.
The only reason we mainly target young players is because of continuity, not resale value. Thats only insurance in case the player wants out, but its unlikely 28 year old signing would want out all of a sudden.
Stoned Rose
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"Resale value".
Ffs blues get a fucking grip.
This is not something the club has been remotely arsed about, in the context of first team squad players, in the last 10-12 years.
It's not a thing.
Ffs blues get a fucking grip.
This is not something the club has been remotely arsed about, in the context of first team squad players, in the last 10-12 years.
It's not a thing.
Possibly. But he won’t be joining Spurs and I’m as clueless as they come.Reading between the lines of Pep's recent press conferences I wouldnt be totally surprised to see him leaving this summer.
lightning Rodri
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Why not ?Because Mbappe can afford to do that at the platform that is PSG and Haaland can’t
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United are too big a risk for him at this point. Put Kane in their team and they still don't beat us to the title next season. He wants trophies and there's only one club that can guarantee them for him.
Who cares about resale value? I want to see us win everything and score 180 goals a season in the process. This would be an unbelievable signing!
Who cares about resale value? I want to see us win everything and score 180 goals a season in the process. This would be an unbelievable signing!
Neville doing the interview is irrelevant to Kane's destination. Sky have a new series called 'The Overlap', where he interviews people in football. Trying to capitalize on his new found popularity.
I agree. But let me put it to you, that had Micah done that interview, we'd be taking it as he's coming here.
Both of course would be reading into it.