Tolmie Kane just posted that he’s staying this summer…
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Harry Kane and his representatives aren't putting that tweet out if there is to be a "late twist in the tale" imo. It's dead TH.Which one, mate?
City didn't kill the Ronaldo link stone dead. Haaland's name was again thrown into the mix, strangely.
If Spurs are steering he isn't for sale at any price, it is clearly contradictory, knowing what they have previously steered as to their valuation.
It may suggest City's best and final is still way short, or we have simply pulled the plug, so Levy is now trying to steal the PR win as him standing firm, irrespective of City's money.
Kane is absolutely livid with Levy and I think there is still a late twist in the tale.
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it’s definitely over!!Despite the distancing, Ronaldo can be done very quickly, but it's not done on Kane yet.
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No because he has always been a diving,cheating,sulking,look at me twat, and I would have been ejected from the ground for my continued shit thrown at him.
I really have never ever hated any player so much.
I used to have this personal aversion to him too, but he can do the job for a season or two. I dislike Kane almost as much as you do with Ronaldo btw, so at least one of us will be happy by the end — both?
Not this season though. He has publicly confirmed he is stayingKane is absolutely livid with Levy and I think there is still a late twist in the tale.
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I doubt highly that we'll ever win it under Pep. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the next manager wins it in his first season, though the chances of him being as good in the league as Pep or sustaining the success for as long are slim to none.
Christ, if Pep let a bloody fan vote decide the starting XI in the Champions League knockout games we'd probably have won it by now, as every defeat under him in that competition is proceeded by all of our fans correctly predicting that his team selection will fuck us over.
Well he finally stuck to a system and lineup last season and it worked wonders. A record winning run by an English side in Europe. Only drew one game, winning all the others to make the final. And then he resorts to type and we blow it. Just leaves you feeling even more disappointed because our best 11 didn't play it... and "what if" they did!
I can't help but feel he will never change in that regard. And last season felt like such a good chance for us to win it. But this is City, we'll do it the hard way, but we'll do it!
Another job well done. You'd think we would've learned after the Jorginho and Koulibaly sagas...if you're going to negotiate with the ADL or Levys of the world either pay the money or move on before you waste all summer on it.
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Let’s get Ronaldo, would be fuckin amazing.
I'd expect Kanes statement has killed any chances of a late twist. Surely he'd have kept quiet if there was even the smallest prospect of that happeningWhich one, mate?
City didn't kill the Ronaldo link stone dead. Haaland's name was again thrown into the mix, strangely.
If Spurs are steering he isn't for sale at any price, it is clearly contradictory, knowing what they have previously steered as to their valuation.
It may suggest City's best and final is still way short, or we have simply pulled the plug, so Levy is now trying to steal the PR win as him standing firm, irrespective of City's money.
Kane is absolutely livid with Levy and I think there is still a late twist in the tale.
Not good enough yet.
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