So this might be where buying a younger talent (Ferguson at Brighton for example) and trying to replicate the "Kane Model".
There was further extrapolation that by the time Kane goes we'll be lucky to be a top half team. And I've already largely stopped watching football because of other factors such as VAR and the completely ruined handball and offside rules that make so many games a farce nowadays.
He obviously loves the club and ideally wanted to stay and win trophies here. He has played in three cup finals after all.So you will stop watching because it might not be a top half team anymoreThere was further extrapolation that by the time Kane goes we'll be lucky to be a top half team. And I've already largely stopped watching football because of other factors such as VAR and the completely ruined handball and offside rules that make so many games a farce nowadays.
Who are you tell Kane what he should have done?
But he didn't want to stay, he wanted to go to Man City? The only reason he stayed was because he and his brother stupidly got him locked into a very long contract with no get out clause, and Levy backed down on a gentleman's agreement to let him leave.There was further extrapolation that by the time Kane goes we'll be lucky to be a top half team. And I've already largely stopped watching football because of other factors such as VAR and the completely ruined handball and offside rules that make so many games a farce nowadays.
Who are you tell Kane what he should have done?
I'm exaggerating, as I often do. But the truth is I already don't watch all of our games, for the reasons already mentioned - I just pop them on if I'm not doing anything else. If we're losing every other week I'll be even less inclined to watch. On the upside I think the football will be more attacking now under Ange and more entertaining, but football isn't the be all and end all. If I stop watching nobody will die.
He'd have been silly to ignore them as that's the only club in England you can join and basically guarantee trophies - and practically guarantee himself the Prem goal record too. Not surprising that he was interested in that opportunity.
I'm not sure Levy's refusal to sell is anything to do with morality?
Maybe not but it does show that the likes of Bayern and City can’t just waltz in and take anyone they want. Just nearly everyone.
Clubs don't just wade in and get who they want, it often costs them a hell of a price to get a top player. But that benefits the selling club as well.
When it comes to City, the money is irrelevant except for when they can’t cook the books adequately to keep FFP off their backs.
I mostly think it's crazy that we're five days from our first game and we still haven't signed a centre back. This Dutch feller is supposedly nearly done, but we needed at least two ideally, and we're cutting it very fine indeed. Several who were supposedly leaving haven't actually gone yet either... Lloris, Perisic, Hojbjerg (not that I want Hoj to go)... lots of dead wood that came back from loans that are still there also like Reguilon, Rodon. The squad is in a very unfinished state considering how close we are to the season starting.
Exactly, and therefore like I said, it costs them. Leipzig have just made 90 million Euro for Gvardiol. Villa got £100 million for Grealish. Benfica got 72 million Euro for Dias.
Many squads are. You will see quite a bit of movement up until the window closes at the end of the month. Plenty of players move in the early weeks of the season.
I agree! It's ridiculous that it isn't. Clubs should know what they have to work with before their first game and that's that.
