On what Fcuking planet would an owner tell a player ‘If we do bad you can go’. It’s broken as a concept. Kane is so god damn stupid.Tweet
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As a Leicester supporter I seen this with our own players.Just put in an offical transfer request and make an official statement that you want to leave. Then the ball is in levy's court.
Who released it?
Latest training pic could be a cryptic???
What get's me, is if Levy is playing the long game and will sell him to City once they offer stupid money, then they will also have give City a player relatively fit to play for City pretty quickly.
Latest training pic could be a cryptic???
I don't think Levy is looking for more money though. I think he's honestly just not selling.What get's me, is if Levy is playing the long game and will sell him to City once they offer stupid money, then they will also have give City a player relatively fit to play for City pretty quickly.
Wouldn't it be better to have him at home to spite City ?
Exactly my thinking. City should have signed Kane first then Grealish IMO. Grealish was not needed. Kane was. And by paying 100 for grealish, then id be asking 150 for kane, easilyI don't think Levy is looking for more money though. I think he's honestly just not selling.
I agreed, but not sure if it is the best interest for all parties involved.He will stay. I think Levy will just refuse any attempt at talks. Kane has 3 years left, there is nothing he can do really. He wont hand in a Transfer request IMO, or he'd have at least publicly asked to go City. City should have thrown £130m or so at them earlier in the window to test Levy, then go from there. They've left it too late, i think Kane to City is dead.
Modric claimed a similar agreement with Levy when we wanted him, [he could leave if a top 4 club bid] and the scenario is playing out the same. Modric was missing training, refusing to go on pre season tours, missing matches because he wasnt in right frame of mind; and Levy still refused to sell. And Modric even publicly had interviews saying "i want to join chelsea". Levy refused due to him having X amount of years left. This Kane saga is heading the same way.
[cue them signing him tomorrow]
Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.I agreed, but not sure if it is the best interest for all parties involved.
It's not as if Levy has previous for going back on gentleman's agreement. Berbatov, Modric, Bale all thought so too. EBHK (England's Brave Harry Kane), what a prick. Or he's a wizard.On what Fcuking planet would an owner tell a player ‘If we do bad you can go’. It’s broken as a concept. Kane is so god damn stupid.
Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.
I don't know the detail about the "gentleman agreement/promise" between Levy and Modric/Kane, and why this happened again on Levy, but this doesn't look good to me to be honest. The players and their agents should take the same amount of blame on this as well though. I am sure agents learnt their lessons and will protect their clients better with either shorter contract like Depay's 2 year deal with Barca, or Haaland's release clause with BVB.Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.
No. I think Spurs knew he wasnt in that day, and there was no story, but the media made one out of it anyway. So he did not "fail to report" or "skip training"Modric came back and played his heart out for Spurs and left to Madrid the next year. It's never in Kane's best interest to sulk for an entire year. If Man City doesn't meet Levy's evaluation, then he won't sell Kane. Then after some grovelling, Kane will play for Spurs as Kane wouldn't want to miss a year and Spurs would benefit from having Keane.
You think Kane and Spurs pre discussed about missing the training to get the media to talk about it? Pass me the mushrooms, I would love to have some.
Press were reporting about a full 5 days before his planned date of return. Kane is pissing in the wind about miscommunication. It wasn't as if the press decided to check on a particular date if Kane was supposed to be at the Spurs training. They were writing at least for a week about Kane's return date and if he would show up as he spent time in Florida and Bahamas.No. I think Spurs knew he wasnt in that day, and there was no story, but the media made one out of it anyway. So he did not "fail to report" or "skip training"
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I think that would just turn the media and fans against the club.What get's me, is if Levy is playing the long game and will sell him to City once they offer stupid money, then they will also have give City a player relatively fit to play for City pretty quickly.
Wouldn't it be better to have him at home to spite City ?
would agree with that, id only accpt him or Laporte but I cant see either wanting to come.If Bernardo Silva is willing to go to Spurs then they should take £125m + Silva for Kane.
I guess, but if he leaves, wouldn't that also do that in some quarters anyhow?I think that would just turn the media and fans against the club.
Anyone photoshopped Levy’s head onto the coaches body yet?
Latest training pic could be a cryptic???
Both Silva and Laporte want moves to spain, but wont happen this summer so i cant see either going to spurs.would agree with that, id only accpt him or Laporte but I cant see either wanting to come.
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Pointless discussion really. The pundits can keep arguing all day.Tweet
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Because at the moment a lot of this can be put down to media bollocks. As soon as Kane puts in the transfer request, the fans will be al over him. Then if the transfer falls through, well you know the rest.What is the issue with putting in a transfer request? Why are players so reluctant to do it, is there some kind of financial disadvantage? The guy has already given interviews over the summer pretty much saying he wants to play for City, why not just hand in a request?
Sheth comes out looking as a proper bellend. Making things up and has no answers for it when gets called out.Tweet
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Spurs will could rightly tell City if Grealish is a £100m player then the England captain, with his scoring record, is worth £200m.Tweet
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I do think Kane case is slightly difference. Over the years he has given his all for Spur, spending 8 seasons there and scored over 221 goals. I do think this counts for something. Spur should let him go for reasonable fee and not to price him out of the market, maybe say around 120mExactly this.
We all know Sancho wanted to leave last season and he had a gentleman's agreement with Dortmund, if the right offer comes you can leave. Dortmund had a stance, 120m and he can leave, Manutd never offered that and Sancho trained and done the rest.
Kane IMO has a similar he had an agreement but the price isn't met so why should Spurs give City a discount just because Kane wants to leave? If City really want him, theyll put the money down and get him. Its actually a simple deal. Meet the fee, sign the player.