Eddy_JukeZ
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Well doneHe has offered to play for free and actually pay Spurs in order to play for the club and play at their new stadium.
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Well doneHe has offered to play for free and actually pay Spurs in order to play for the club and play at their new stadium.
Interesting, fair play to you, signing a class player. Hope he flops...He would fit in well as we do actually play with a second striker (Dele, Lucas, Son role) around Kane, Id say Dele will be he main competition (he needs it). He wont be on £350K that's for sure, not even with all bonuses but he will probably be equal to Kane.
fecking hell, some on here are pathetic.The guard changed ages ago
We are now completely irrelevant
There are restrictions on talking to the players though until you have dealt with the club first.Right so if this is true .. what was the point in submitting an official bid? A conversation beforehand about whether it was even remotely possible we could meet his wage demands would have avoided us wasting time on it.
Again, like I said previously .. just doesn't smell right to me at all. Levy is many things but not an idiot, he knows when a deal isn't going to be possible. Everyone could see we wouldn't meet the wage demands.
But at the time Spurs' weren't even in for him and Juve had accepted our deal.... so at the time it wasn't an "us or them" choice for himYou do, you just don't want to admit it, it was an Ed Woodward breifing to control the narrative. Dybala simply didn't want to play for us in the Europa League for an inexperienced manager and would rather play for Spurs under Poch
I have my doubts, but feck it were possibly signing an elite player.Interesting, fair play to you, signing a class player. Hope he flops...
What mainstream sources? Please, elaborate. We are all listening.According to mainstream sources personal terms are agreed, its just the commercial rights, if Dybala wants to come it will be sorted if not he wont.
As far as I remember we were linked before you were.But at the time Spurs' weren't even in for him and Juve had accepted our deal.... so at the time it wasn't an "us or them" choice for him
BBC and Sky Sports.What mainstream sources? Please, elaborate. We are all listening.
Sorry 6th is relevant I forgotfecking hell, some on here are pathetic.
Not true, Spurs made a bid before we did, it hadn't been accepted yet and the upped their bid once Dybala refused to sign for us (or we pulled out) depending on who to believe.But at the time Spurs' weren't even in for him and Juve had accepted our deal.... so at the time it wasn't an "us or them" choice for him
That BBC article from Ornstein says Spurs are close to reaching an agreement, not that personal terms have been agreed. It has been a sticking point in this transfer for a while now. There is nothing on SkySports either.BBC and Sky Sports.
He didn't ask for that. It was just leaked by Woodward to save face because we couldn't afford him.All the noise around him was that he wanted 11m a year, that’s quite a come down from him if true.
Maybe it just proves that the journos are fabricating an awful lot.
Close to reaching an agreement on the personal terms yes. The fee was already agreed with JuveThat BBC article from Ornstein says Spurs are close to reaching an agreement, not that personal terms have been agreed. It has been a sticking point in this transfer for a while now. There is nothing on SkySports either.
Muppetry is getting the better of you.
Do you not find that deeply troubling and worrying that the gap is in all likelihood just getting wider? Or should we all just pretend everything is alright.Spurs are a champions league club in London with champions league money.
Off course Dybala is going to like them a lot more than us.
This really. The whole saga has been so odd. So have many this year.I don't really get it.
If we didn't sign him because he didn't really want to play in the PL, why does he suddenly want to play in the PL now?
If we didn't sign him 'cos he wants a crazy wage, how on earth are Spurs affording said crazy wage with their tight wage structure?
If we didn't sign him because the deal is too complex with this image rights shit, how have Spurs managed to sort it out?
I don't really get it.
I'm pretty sure that money wasn't the issue with Dybala.He didn't ask for that. It was just leaked by Woodward to save face because we couldn't afford him.
Woodward wanted cash for Lukaku to balance the books.
You don't think it will happen?That BBC article from Ornstein says Spurs are close to reaching an agreement, not that personal terms have been agreed. It has been a sticking point in this transfer for a while now. There is nothing on SkySports either.
Muppetry is getting the better of you.
They agreed a fee on Tuesday itself, Juve are not a problem in this transfer. Its Dybalas' wages which are €7.5m net approx £300k a week. Then there's an issue revolving his image rights.Close to reaching an agreement on the personal terms yes. The fee was already agreed with Juve
Not unless your tight chairman is willing to destroy wage structure.You don't think it will happen?
Apparently if you voice such concerns you're a plastic fan... This has been coming over a number of years now and we need to act soonDo you not find that deeply troubling and worrying that the gap is in all likelihood just getting wider? Or should we all just pretend everything is alright.
If money wasn't the issue then we would have moved on, on other, more realistic targets.I'm pretty sure that money wasn't the issue with Dybala.
You're maths are completely wrong. Its actually around 210k a week grossThey agreed a fee on Tuesday itself, Juve are not a problem in this transfer. Its Dybalas' wages which are €7.5m net approx £350k a week. Then there's an issue revolving his image rights.
This is not the first time Levy has given high hopes to Spurs fans of almost signing a top player. I'll believe and give them their due credit when its done.
Like we did last season with Maguire? Or you choosing to think that the club all of a sudden became competent?If money wasn't the issue then we would have moved on, on other, more realistic targets.
I dunno where you are pulling that figure from. €15million annually divided by 52 weeks gets me €288k a week. That is his wage at Juve right now.You're maths are completely wrong. Its actually around 210k a week gross
The 350k a week was the number mentioned that he was asking from United.