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Transfer Window Summer 26/27

BrooklynYid

BrooklynYid

Well-Known Member
Gray is a footballer, who has played in defence many times before


What - is this serious take? Wow!


In your opinion


Value - he is only worth what someone is willingly to pay. He wanted out, has been sold, so all good.


You're the only one trying to spin this
Obviously you didn't rate him, and that's fine. But the reality is we do not have a direct replacement. Yea, Gray can play there but that is highly detrimental to his development as a midfileder imo. We should have done better with this transfer.
 
ClemFandango

ClemFandango

Lord High Chief of the Privvy
Founding Member
40m (£34.12m) add ons included is fine i guess because we all want him out but fucks sake thats highway robbery
Is it though ?

Have we over inflated his actual value as fans ?

If he was an £80m player, why hasn’t PSG or Real come in for him at that price ?
 
Style And Glory

Style And Glory

On My High Trojan Horse
Founding Member
A number of Prem teams plus PSG, RM, Barca, would be able to pay more but none did.
Romero may be an elite defender but he's also a liability & many clubs recognize this.
That baggage plus the world knowing that he wants out didn't help us.

Going to Atleti with Simeone there is a perfect fit for him but not the best solution for us given the low price.
Market has spoken.
 
SpursStone

SpursStone

Member
Obviously you didn't rate him, and that's fine. But the reality is we do not have a direct replacement. Yea, Gray can play there but that is highly detrimental to his development as a midfileder imo. We should have done better with this transfer.
Ok, reading comprehension an issue...

Is it?

We moan when we don't move on players that are deemed surplus to requirements as the price is too high, we also moan when we move on those players if we perceive the price to be too low.

I don't think moving on Spence is a good move, however, I do think he felt the need to move... so £35m is decent money IMO if that's all anyone was willing to pay.

I've highlighted the bit you have got wrong, or missed, or ignored...
 
SpursStone

SpursStone

Member
I have read that he wants to keep him. But which rag is right and which is wrong? Who knows.

If he wanted to keep him, he'd still be here, no? Let's not ignore the fact Spence has been looking to leave for a couple of months.

I can't find that but that doesn't mean it isn't correct. But, that's like saying if your bird starts dieting and working out she'll be fit.

What?
 
Dave

Dave

.....typing shite
Founding Member
Well this is all very entertaining...however...
None of us know what went on with Spence.
Yep, the fee is pathetic. But...this is a player that wasn't fancied by Conte, Frank, and Ange for a reason, and was on the bench more often than not. MAYBE he wasn't good in the dressing room ? Maybe he was a bit toxic or didn't bother putting in the effort in training ?
Just because he made an impact in a handful of games for England doesn't make him Paulo Maldini.
He clearly didn't want to be there so keeping him for the sake of £10m would not be clever. Some would argue that certain managers like Ange treated Spence like shite...possibly...but can they all be wrong about him ?
We've freed up a wage and we invest it wisely.
Same with Romero...
RDZ is a top class manager imo and recognises who needs to be cleared out and who needs to be kept...
Romero's gone, yet Mickey has just signed a new 5 year deal...
Nuff said...
 
Yid

Yid

Moderator
Founding Member
Personally, good riddance. Has a shit attitude and at 26, not going to change
Didn't when he arrived...

We fucked this kid over for years when he was ready...

I don't think it was a good fee because he is worth way more, however if he wanted to leave (and who could blame him) then it was a good deal...

It's a shame RDZ couldn't get in his ear like he obviously may have been able to with Bergval and Mick...

Solanke is a liability... I won't have it any other way, he has done nothing since joining the club.
 
USspur

USspur

Well-Known Member
@SpursStone
quality might be too shit to see, but this is what i meant. I think if you are editing an already posted message you have to delete the whole link and then do this again

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Yid

Yid

Moderator
Founding Member
Will be annoyed if Solanke is seen as the future

Tottenham have BIG faith in Dominic Solanke going forward. The striker is viewed as a player who fits Roberto De Zerbi’s style of football extremely well. [@JacobsBen via @LastWordOnSpurs]

Look, I may have mentioned that I have zero faith in him scoring goals or staying fit and that my preference is for us to have never brought him... However, if RDZ thinks he can and does get a tune out of him... Ok.

Not gonna commit to eating my own genitals if he does, but I will not question the current gaffers plan...
 
J.spurs

J.spurs

Well-Known Member
Founding Member
Not gonna commit to eating my own genitals if he does, but I will not question the current gaffers plan...
If you could do that you wouldn’t have time to post on here…
 
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BrooklynYid

BrooklynYid

Well-Known Member
Such a strange statement.....
And strangely fucking true...


what a player... and what a cunt
It just never felt like he was happy to be here. It showed in how he played with us. Brilliant at times and selfish ass hell when he was checked out.
 
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