The Tottenham Hotspur 2020/21 thread
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Spurs announce a sponsorship deal only for the sponsor to take the piss at them being trophy-less.
Literally only Spurs
Literally only Spurs
Being trolled by your own sponsor, wowWell that escalated quickly. Paint-rollers and tubs of magnolia at dawn!
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Probably lost his job but that was worth it
Tottenham Hotspur: All or Nothing
I wonder if this is just a very clever piece of marketing?
DefinitelyProbably lost his job but that was worth it
If you google search the definition of dodgy this is genuinely one of the examples google will give.
- of low quality.
I've no idea where they're going as a club now, their current team is obviously years past their peak, this'll be back to back seasons with no qualification for the UCL, currently no manager nor any outstanding candidate in line to take over. Can't see them being a threat to top 4 next season which'll mean in 12 months time the likes of Son and Kane really will be off. How do they turn this around?
seems like a strange time to post this.
Sell Son and Kane to fund an overhaul.
Wow that was rotten. Spurs fans, where does that rank among the season's worst performances?
Son's level really seems to have dipped last few months, barely seemed to touch the ball in second half from either flank.
I suspect if Spurs didn't have the Kane stuff going on they might've looked to move him on in the summer while his value remains reasonably high, coming up to 30 and contract ends in 2023.
Would be summer 2008 repeat if they sold Son and then lost Kane right at the end of the window, too much quality to lose in one go particularly as they might have no european football at all on offer now.
I suspect if Spurs didn't have the Kane stuff going on they might've looked to move him on in the summer while his value remains reasonably high, coming up to 30 and contract ends in 2023.
Would be summer 2008 repeat if they sold Son and then lost Kane right at the end of the window, too much quality to lose in one go particularly as they might have no european football at all on offer now.
The ESL was bad enough, but how tonedeaf is the club right now to do visually regard their support as an inconvenience.
Hi @GlastonSpur
A question: If Spurs lose Kane or Son (both?) in the upcoming transfer, can they avoid relegation next season?
A question: If Spurs lose Kane or Son (both?) in the upcoming transfer, can they avoid relegation next season?
Once Kane leaves next summer, they will be a top 10 club at best just like Arsenal.
Wonder what the best course of action is for Spurs here if he's absolutely hellbent on leaving. They might do well to get as much money up front as possible (100m) get some tasty trophy and personal accolade bonuses, and on top of that get 3-4 of the best youths City currently have as well (they've recruited well, right?). Quite unlikely there are first team players at City willing to go to Spurs.
What do resident Spurs fans on here have to say about it?
What do resident Spurs fans on here have to say about it?
He should be sold its clear he's had enough and wants to move on.
Never forget Spurs could have signed Grealish in 2018, but in typical Levy fashion he waited until the 11th hour only to put in a lowball offer of £15mil
Tone deaf is right, that's shocking from Tottenham's perspective.
Never forget Spurs could have signed Grealish in 2018, but in typical Levy fashion he waited until the 11th hour only to put in a lowball offer of £15mil
Same with Bruno unfortunately.
The Spurs fans should have run him out of town by now, the man is shameless.
He is part owner, so cant exactly do that unfortunately.
Bruno/Grealish behind Kane and Son under Pochettino might have got you somewhere
And what kind of a deal would you find acceptable?
The money side of it is meh to me tbh £100-£125m maybe more with add ons.
You are crazy
Yeah, I can understand that. It's not like you can replace him. But if you have a Rangnick installed (or even taking over as manager) you could identify the right players to rebuild and buy sensibly. Your next managerial appointment is obviously important, but you may do well to get in a DoF.
What's your take?
We wont get more for him, COVID has took its toll, you also have other players in his position like Mbappe and Halland, listen to his interview Kane himself thinks £100M is a hair price. NO doubt in my mind that's the fee the buying club (probably City) have said they are willing to pay, and make him their top earner. This deal is already done, only guy in the way is Levy, next season Harry will have 2 seasons left and will be older and worth less, IMO lookign at it, Kane is gone and I for one do not blame him.
Very level headed.