Can see Llorente going to City, and them selling Dzeko
We could do a lot worse than Dzeko...
Can see Llorente going to City, and them selling Dzeko
He looks like a glue sniffer.dzekos never impressed me, maybe i havnt seen enough but whenever ive watched him he looks so average
He looks like a glue sniffer.
Huddlestone to SToke.
Villas Boas does love a good shake up.
Hope it all goes terrible wrong. Again.
Andre Villas-Boas might have thought he had encountered some of the most stubborn figures in English football when he was manager of Chelsea last season, but then he was yet to live through a summer transfer window conducted by Daniel Levy, an experience only available to Tottenham Hotspur managers.
It is the month of August and so it follows that Levy is in the midst of tearing up his Spurs squad and rebuilding it all at the same time, as few other clubs do. Players are coming and going, although no one is certain who and for how much – just that it will probably take until midnight a week on Friday for the whole thing to be resolved, and predicting what the squad looks like on 1 September is a fraught business.
The picture is confused once again, but no one could doubt that Levy is in control. Were he still in the Spurs job, Harry Redknapp would have been complaining at every opportunity in the last few weeks at having just one striker – Jermain Defoe – at his disposal.
As it is, Villas-Boas, grateful for the opportunity to manage Spurs, has no other option but to bite his lip. He can only hope that it all comes together at the last moment. That Levy gets his £40m plus fee from Real Madrid for Luka Modric that he has held out for all summer and that there is time then to buy a new first-choice goalkeeper, a left-back as cover for Benoît Assou-Ekotto, at least one more wide player and a striker.
We already have. Often.We could do a lot worse than Dzeko...
Stoke going in for Huddlestone is a surprising move IMO. I wouldn't have thought Huddlestone's cultured brand of football was suited to Pulis' up-and-at-'em style. If he thinks he's going to get Huddlestone to do any hard graft, he'll be sorely disappointed. Given the size of him and the skill he has, Huddlestone could have been a world star by now if he had *that* in his locker as well.
He was badly at fault for another goal last night as Birmingham lost to Sheffield Wed (and from what I've heard he also gave away a goal in the Olympics).I agree, I saw Butland 3 times last season when he was on loan at Cheltenham and he made mistakes in each game, 2 of his mistakes led to goals. He was certainly nowhere near as impressive as Hart was at that age and at that level.
I hope it does. He seems a bit of a dick, he's quite selfish on the field but he has self-belief and scores goals.the chavs have fuck all up front if Torres gets a cropper, no way will this happen
QPR certainly arent buying for the future.
Loads of players in their late twenties coming in on high wages, this will turn out ugly in the end.
HahaHe scored last weekend.
The club can confirm that after four unsuccessful bids from Chelsea for Victor Moses, a fifth bid has today finally met the valuation and terms set by Wigan Athletic and been accepted. The player has been given permission to speak with Chelsea.