Thats what scares me most.....our recruitment is absolutely pittiful especially in forward areas.
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
We were all disappointed when Bale left us for Real all those years ago, p**sed away that money on 7 random players with only Eriksen being any success (in my opinion) and then we went on to better things post-Bale.
Start off a new era without Kane and hopefully a rebuild under Ange and spend the money better than we did previously!
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 29 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
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That's the madness.....club should have said this (insert figure) is what it'll take....don't come until you come with that figure.
Not all this back and fourth....now all we've done is left us without out star player and little chance of getting someone in.
Finally, a rational take on it all.
No one wants him to leave but if he's not going to sign a new deal, he has to be sold. It's that simple. He's too valuable an asset to allow his contract to run down.
If he is now having second thoughts, you can bet your life that Levy AND Bayern will be putting pressure on him to go, assuming he's already said no to a new deal. I bet that's what the delay is. He's realised he wants to run his contract down and Levy has just said "you can feck off, mate!!!"
Time for Richie to step up.. He's clearly gonna get a lot more playing time.... Hopefully he does well and justifies the outlay. Hopefully he'll be a success playing centrally, not having to play second fiddle to Kane with a manager that will back him and play to his strengths
Nothing to do with me whether he stayed or went but as magnificent as he was Spurs didn't manage much success with Harry so who knows if a change of approach the cash will let you buy , a new manager with a differing approach and other players stepping up alongside those you've already bought will bring?
Could be the start of something "better"? I think Ange could be your best signing this summer but time will tell
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 59 seconds ago
If he is now having second thoughts, you can bet your life that Levy AND Bayern will be putting pressure on him to go, assuming he's already said no to a new deal. I bet that's what the delay is. He's realised he wants to run his contract down and Levy has just said "you can feck off, mate!!!"
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Gotta think his preference all along was to go to United next summer (post takeover on a free), 2nd choice was probably working with Poch @ Chelsea or money permitting, go to RM to play with MBappe
comment by junction8 (U1074)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 29 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's the madness.....club should have said this (insert figure) is what it'll take....don't come until you come with that figure.
Not all this back and fourth....now all we've done is left us without out star player and little chance of getting someone in.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe we did do that?
Who's to say we didn't say to Bayern in June, £100 Million or no deal - they then try their luck with £70 Mill, £80 Mill, £90 Mill etc, and of course this all gets reported as everything does nowadays, and now finally they've met the price we set?
I hope whatever contract Bayern have offered, levy has at least matched
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 43 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
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Not convinced on Toney, regardless of the ban.
28 next March, already reached his peak. Great player for a Brentford, but isn't going to take us to the next level IMO. We should be looking for a either striker around the 23-25 year old age bracket, or a younger one like Wahi.
TBF Spurs have had Kane for 10 Years at his peak, Got 213 goals out of him & are gonna make a 100mln quid profit. It doesn't really get much better than that. As good as he currently is, he is gonna start to decline into his mid 30s. If he won't commit LT then now is as good a time as any to sell.
If you take sentimentality and the fact that we as a club have wasted the last 3 years of his Spurs career (wrong managers, bad signings etc) out of the equation, then this is 100% the right move
comment by Diamondlights (U20501)
posted 2 minutes ago
TBF Spurs have had Kane for 10 Years at his peak, Got 213 goals out of him & are gonna make a 100mln quid profit. It doesn't really get much better than that. As good as he currently is, he is gonna start to decline into his mid 30s. If he won't commit LT then now is as good a time as any to sell.
If you take sentimentality and the fact that we as a club have wasted the last 3 years of his Spurs career (wrong managers, bad signings etc) out of the equation, then this is 100% the right move
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100%
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
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Top player. Destined for the great things imo
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
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Absolutely - looks the real deal. Hoping we go for transfers like this and return to the sort of policy we had around 2014/15.
Kane now 4/7 to stay at spurs
comment by BelfastSpur (U15068)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
Kane now 4/7 to stay at spurs
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bookies are as much taken aback as Levy
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posted on 10/8/23
Thats what scares me most.....our recruitment is absolutely pittiful especially in forward areas.
posted on 10/8/23
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
posted on 10/8/23
We were all disappointed when Bale left us for Real all those years ago, p**sed away that money on 7 random players with only Eriksen being any success (in my opinion) and then we went on to better things post-Bale.
Start off a new era without Kane and hopefully a rebuild under Ange and spend the money better than we did previously!
posted on 10/8/23
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 29 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's the madness.....club should have said this (insert figure) is what it'll take....don't come until you come with that figure.
Not all this back and fourth....now all we've done is left us without out star player and little chance of getting someone in.
posted on 10/8/23
Finally, a rational take on it all.
No one wants him to leave but if he's not going to sign a new deal, he has to be sold. It's that simple. He's too valuable an asset to allow his contract to run down.
posted on 10/8/23
If he is now having second thoughts, you can bet your life that Levy AND Bayern will be putting pressure on him to go, assuming he's already said no to a new deal. I bet that's what the delay is. He's realised he wants to run his contract down and Levy has just said "you can feck off, mate!!!"
posted on 10/8/23
Time for Richie to step up.. He's clearly gonna get a lot more playing time.... Hopefully he does well and justifies the outlay. Hopefully he'll be a success playing centrally, not having to play second fiddle to Kane with a manager that will back him and play to his strengths
posted on 10/8/23
Nothing to do with me whether he stayed or went but as magnificent as he was Spurs didn't manage much success with Harry so who knows if a change of approach the cash will let you buy , a new manager with a differing approach and other players stepping up alongside those you've already bought will bring?
Could be the start of something "better"? I think Ange could be your best signing this summer but time will tell
posted on 10/8/23
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 59 seconds ago
If he is now having second thoughts, you can bet your life that Levy AND Bayern will be putting pressure on him to go, assuming he's already said no to a new deal. I bet that's what the delay is. He's realised he wants to run his contract down and Levy has just said "you can feck off, mate!!!"
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Gotta think his preference all along was to go to United next summer (post takeover on a free), 2nd choice was probably working with Poch @ Chelsea or money permitting, go to RM to play with MBappe
posted on 10/8/23
comment by junction8 (U1074)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 29 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's the madness.....club should have said this (insert figure) is what it'll take....don't come until you come with that figure.
Not all this back and fourth....now all we've done is left us without out star player and little chance of getting someone in.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe we did do that?
Who's to say we didn't say to Bayern in June, £100 Million or no deal - they then try their luck with £70 Mill, £80 Mill, £90 Mill etc, and of course this all gets reported as everything does nowadays, and now finally they've met the price we set?
posted on 10/8/23
I hope whatever contract Bayern have offered, levy has at least matched
posted on 10/8/23
comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 43 minutes ago
It became the correct decision to sell as soon as Kane made it clear he wouldn’t sign any new deal. Maintaining control of the move is almost more important than the money for me.
The issue is more that there hasn’t been a proper succession plan, and there isn’t much faith that can be had in the club adequately replacing him.
I still want Ivan Toney. 60m. Richarlison until January and then they fight it out for the spot
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not convinced on Toney, regardless of the ban.
28 next March, already reached his peak. Great player for a Brentford, but isn't going to take us to the next level IMO. We should be looking for a either striker around the 23-25 year old age bracket, or a younger one like Wahi.
posted on 10/8/23
TBF Spurs have had Kane for 10 Years at his peak, Got 213 goals out of him & are gonna make a 100mln quid profit. It doesn't really get much better than that. As good as he currently is, he is gonna start to decline into his mid 30s. If he won't commit LT then now is as good a time as any to sell.
If you take sentimentality and the fact that we as a club have wasted the last 3 years of his Spurs career (wrong managers, bad signings etc) out of the equation, then this is 100% the right move
posted on 10/8/23
comment by Diamondlights (U20501)
posted 2 minutes ago
TBF Spurs have had Kane for 10 Years at his peak, Got 213 goals out of him & are gonna make a 100mln quid profit. It doesn't really get much better than that. As good as he currently is, he is gonna start to decline into his mid 30s. If he won't commit LT then now is as good a time as any to sell.
If you take sentimentality and the fact that we as a club have wasted the last 3 years of his Spurs career (wrong managers, bad signings etc) out of the equation, then this is 100% the right move
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100%
posted on 10/8/23
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
posted on 10/8/23
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
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Top player. Destined for the great things imo
posted on 10/8/23
comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd put every penny of the sale in front of Brighton for Evan Ferguson but something tells me they want even consider a sale south of 100m.
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Absolutely - looks the real deal. Hoping we go for transfers like this and return to the sort of policy we had around 2014/15.
posted on 10/8/23
Kane now 4/7 to stay at spurs
posted on 10/8/23
comment by BelfastSpur (U15068)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
Kane now 4/7 to stay at spurs
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bookies are as much taken aback as Levy
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