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Usual rubbish post. At least this post makes more sense than your other 2-3 posts.
So you believe absolutely zero transfer news? It's all made up rubbish, or do you pick and choose to suit your own idea. I thought we were hear to talk about the transfer news?
 

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£100m offer gets Kane right now. There is zero chance Levy refuses that bid if it was officially made. Thing is no bid has been made because it's kind of crazy money right?

He'd probably sign for us and forget how to score anyway
 

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£100m offer gets Kane right now. There is zero chance Levy refuses that bid if it was officially made. Thing is no bid has been made because it's kind of crazy money right?

He'd probably sign for us and forget how to score anyway
I honestly think it would take a bid over £100 million to even make Levy consider it. It would need to destroy the previous world record.
 

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I honestly think it would take a bid over £100 million to even make Levy consider it. It would need to destroy the previous world record.
I know I don't agree with you about goalkeeper valuations but I think you are spot on here - cannot see Levy even considering anything that isn't over 100m.

And he knows everyone knows it so you are probably looking more like 130m in his head.
 

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I honestly think it would take a bid over £100 million to even make Levy consider it. It would need to destroy the previous world record.
I think he'd be mind blown to see a £100m offer. Officially. Can't see how any business turns down £100m
 

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So you believe absolutely zero transfer news? It's all made up rubbish, or do you pick and choose to suit your own idea. I thought we were hear to talk about the transfer news?
Bit of common sense would help, which news to believe and which not to.
 

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Thankfully Kane aint no Sol Campbell.
Maybe not, but the idea of doubling your income for the best part of a decade will appeal to anyone. The like of Giggs, Gerrard, Scholes etc were hardly underpaid by comparison to thier compatriots in the market.
 

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No keep it open it's interesting hearing the comments, especially the ones condoning that a club of United's stature should be tapping up players in order to get them.

This is typical tactics from Jose, he started with Dier and now moved on to Kane. You are right of course in that he will not be going anywhere this season or next season for that matter. Just listen to what the guy says in interviews.
Any evidence of Jose tapping up players since joining United?
 

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Nobody is going to pay Spurs £200 million for Kane. The big clubs are going to tap him up with upwards of 300k pw offers, he's going to let his contract run down and Levy is going to either sell him for a record fee like £100m (which in today's f-d up market is reasonable) or he will leave on a free. There will be shades of Sol Campbell.
I concur. This is a possible scenario. I think it will 100% be to an English club. I don't think he has enough ability to ever attract the likes of Barca, Bayern, Real.

I forsee a scenario where he wins feck all in the next 2 seasons, whilst getting paid less than half what players he would be statistically outperforming are getting. Loyalty is a two way street. If you value your player at 200m, or whatever ridiculous fee is being thrown about, then you must pay him the going rate of a 200m player (whatever the feck that is) 300k?
To compound that he's going to see his English teammates, likes of Sterling earning double his wage at a team which will be challenging for most of the trophies. I think this will be enough to make him think hard about his future.

United /Chelsea / City in the next 3 years for the boyhood Arsenal fan.
 

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I concur. This is a possible scenario. I think it will 100% be to an English club. I don't think he has enough ability to ever attract the likes of Barca, Bayern, Real.

I forsee a scenario where he wins feck all in the next 2 seasons, whilst getting paid less than half what players he would be statistically outperforming are getting. Loyalty is a two way street. If you value your player at 200m, or whatever ridiculous fee is being thrown about, then you must pay him the going rate of a 200m player (whatever the feck that is) 300k?
To compound that he's going to see his English teammates, likes of Sterling earning double his wage at a team which will be challenging for most of the trophies. I think this will be enough to make him think hard about his future.

United /Chelsea / City in the next 3 years for the boyhood Arsenal fan.
This is the general consensus around here and it is, quite frankly, the only logical outcome should Levy insist on paying his players a salary unbefitting their ability.

Nothing will happen this summer, that's a given considering the circumstances, still it's fun to propagate the idea if only to put the wind up the Spurs fans somewhat.
 

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This is the general consensus around here and it is, quite frankly, the only logical outcome should Levy insist on paying his players a salary unbefitting their ability.

Nothing will happen this summer, that's a given considering the circumstances, still it's fun to propagate the idea if only to put the wind up the Spurs fans somewhat.
I suspect a lot will change in terms of finances in the club in the coming seasons which will include a significant increase in our top wages.
 

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I suspect a lot will change in terms of finances in the club in the coming seasons which will include a significant increase in our top wages.
Obviously Daniel Levy is no fool, he will be fully aware of the situation surrounding his players in terms of their comparative wage in relation to their ability and those interested parties waiting in the wings for the slightest sign of discontent, and plans to do everythign in his power to make it right. Simply a matter of if and when at this point.
 

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I concur. This is a possible scenario. I think it will 100% be to an English club. I don't think he has enough ability to ever attract the likes of Barca, Bayern, Real.

I forsee a scenario where he wins feck all in the next 2 seasons, whilst getting paid less than half what players he would be statistically outperforming are getting. Loyalty is a two way street. If you value your player at 200m, or whatever ridiculous fee is being thrown about, then you must pay him the going rate of a 200m player (whatever the feck that is) 300k?
To compound that he's going to see his English teammates, likes of Sterling earning double his wage at a team which will be challenging for most of the trophies. I think this will be enough to make him think hard about his future.


United /Chelsea / City in the next 3 years for the boyhood Arsenal fan.
Woodward should be explaining all this to him right now and on a daily basis. Use inventive and flattering methods to do so. He'd crack within a week and be wearing our no 9 jersey standing next to woody!
 

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I get the feeling Kane will be a United player at some point in his career, just not this summer.
 

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I think he'd be mind blown to see a £100m offer. Officially. Can't see how any business turns down £100m
inversely I cant see how any business can offer such money for a player - unless they can see a strategy to ensure the investment is going to payback itself - which means inversely inversley that a business can turn down 100mill!!
 

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Nobody is going to pay Spurs £200 million for Kane. The big clubs are going to tap him up with upwards of 300k pw offers, he's going to let his contract run down and Levy is going to either sell him for a record fee like £100m (which in today's f-d up market is reasonable) or he will leave on a free. There will be shades of Sol Campbell.
We'd all best come back in 5 years then ....
 

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He strikes me as the sort of player that will be lovingly loyal to Spurs and end up winning a fraction of what a player of his ability should be winning.
 

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He strikes me as the sort of player that will be lovingly loyal to Spurs and end up winning a fraction of what a player of his ability should be winning.
If he is, a bit like Shearer, then fair play to him. There's no guarantee that someone with that mentality will make it at a big club anyway.
 

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He is my dream signing of this summer but it'll take a lot more than a £100 million to turn Levy's head.
 

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Nah, Kane wants trophies. You can tell in his interviews.

I think he's more ambitious than many seem to believe.
He is ambitious but so are the club - if we can match his ambition then I see no reason why he would ever look to leave as he is Spurs through and through. A lot will change in the next few years at Spurs and the club have the ambition to be one of the biggest clubs in the world who can consistently challenge for titles and trophies. If we can get there then Kane will stay, if we don't then Kane could walk away in a few years which would be a real shame but personally I'm optimistic when I see the plans in place for the club and from what I can tell so is Kane.
 

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Did I just read that Harry Kane isn't worth a £100m? Considering the current transfer climate, I would say that at £100m, Harry Kane might be a bit of a bargain. If he was available for that price, we would snap him up. Maybe he's not Suarez or Lewandowski level yet, but no doubt he's one of the best strikers in the world.
 

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On the subject of Shearer do people believe Kane can become as good as him? And more importantly do we think Shearer was world class? I'd certainly answer yes to the first question.
 

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£100m offer gets Kane right now. There is zero chance Levy refuses that bid if it was officially made. Thing is no bid has been made because it's kind of crazy money right?

He'd probably sign for us and forget how to score anyway
It's Daniel Levy you're talking about, I don't think he would take anything less than £120m to sell him to another club in the Premiership.
 

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On the subject of Shearer do people believe Kane can become as good as him? And more importantly do we think Shearer was world class? I'd certainly answer yes to the first question.
Can answer the 2nd part but not the 1st. Shearer was definitely world class. In fact he's the best English number 9 I've seen in my lifetime (watching football for about 25 years). Like Kane, didn't have express pace. But could bang them in with either foot from 25+ yards out, excellent in the air, great touch, could score all kinds of goals, had a very good cross on him and could bring other players into play around him.

On Kane, I haven't seen much of him but have only really seen him in United games. In those games, he's done precisely nothing until he scored with that instinctive finish in the most recent dead rubber game at WHL. So I'm not that excited or impressed by him for that reason. In fact, for most of the games he's played against us he's been outright bad. I'm sure had I seen more of him I'd be more excited about any prospect of United getting him, of which there probably isn't much in the near future.
 

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Wouldn't even sell for 200m this window. No chance of this happening.
 

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He is my dream signing of this summer but it'll take a lot more than a £100 million to turn Levy's head.
posters were happy to blow £140m+ on a 32-year-old CR7. If the club were happy to do that, then they should do the same on Kane.
 

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£100m offer gets Kane right now. There is zero chance Levy refuses that bid if it was officially made. Thing is no bid has been made because it's kind of crazy money right?

He'd probably sign for us and forget how to score anyway

Try £150+ million. No chance levy sells to us for any less than that
 

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Can answer the 2nd part but not the 1st. Shearer was definitely world class. In fact he's the best English number 9 I've seen in my lifetime (watching football for about 25 years). Like Kane, didn't have express pace. But could bang them in with either foot from 25+ yards out, excellent in the air, great touch, could score all kinds of goals, had a very good cross on him and could bring other players into play around him.

On Kane, I haven't seen much of him but have only really seen him in United games. In those games, he's done precisely nothing until he scored with that instinctive finish in the most recent dead rubber game at WHL. So I'm not that excited or impressed by him for that reason. In fact, for most of the games he's played against us he's been outright bad. I'm sure had I seen more of him I'd be more excited about any prospect of United getting him, of which there probably isn't much in the near future.

Ahh a perfect example of the 'he didn't do it against Utd so he must be rubbish' argument. It's an oldie but a goodie.
 

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£100m offer gets Kane right now. There is zero chance Levy refuses that bid if it was officially made. Thing is no bid has been made because it's kind of crazy money right?

He'd probably sign for us and forget how to score anyway
£100 million won't sign Kane man. There is a 100% chance Levy refuses. who would Spurs sign for £100 mill, to replace Kanes goals/importance to the team? Every striker is overpriced. Levy got burned with Bale money and Spurs are in the Champions League and getting a new stadium. What is the 100 million going to actually do for their aspirations? They are not West Brom or some hard up club that needs to sell. I think many on here are delusional about Spurs current position. They are in the top 15 riches clubs in the world.
 

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Lol @ the notion that Levy would definitely sell his main man for £100m...
 

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Agreed. Although if you win nothing next season...I can see him perhaps wanting to move on.
Next season I would disagree, but in 2-3 seasons if we stagnate I can see him wanting to leave. :)
 

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You totally did! Re-read your post! It's a guaranteed classic.
I totally didn't. You re-read it!

All I said was I wasn't excited about the prospect of buying him because I'd only seen him be mostly bad against United. I even said had I seen more of him, I'm sure I'd have a different opinion. He has a great goal-scoring record, so I'm sure there's plenty to get excited about. I just haven't had a chance to see it myself.
 
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