HankMarvin

Wasn’t exactly itching to leave like Fofana

Will DDmk2 get any minutes?

Chelsea need a clinical striker

Miles more expensive wages too

If Mavididi starts as a striker, just mute the tv and squint and pretend we got Zaha

The opposition

Buy one get one half price?

I believe we cash instalment transfers with macquarie bank, to book the fee for that year on the accounts. So any monies owed will be to the bank.

Depends on how this affects anymore signings, if it’s utilised the remaining transfer budget that then leaves us short on other areas it’s not great.

Athletic Leicester City have agreed a deal to sign Oliver Skipp from Tottenham Hotspur on a permanent transfer. The 23-year-old midfielder is set to undergo a medical today (Sunday) ahead of the proposed move for a fee in excess of £20million. The deal is viewed as a good deal all round by the parties involved. Skipp made 24 appearances in all competitions for Spurs last season but was predominantly used as a substitute by Ange Postecoglou. The Tottenham academy graduate’s contract at Spurs runs until 2027. He broke into the first team in 2018 and has made 106 appearances for the club. Skipp spent the 2020-21 season on loan at Norwich City and played 47 times for the Championship side. Spurs have strengthened in midfield this summer with the signing of Archie Gray from Leeds, while Pierre Emile-Hojbjerg has departed for Marseille. Leicester, meanwhile, lost midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to Chelsea this summer ahead of their return to the Premier League. A move to Leicester would see Skipp join up with fellow Spurs academy graduate Harry Winks in Steve Cooper’s midfield. Tottenham and Leicester meet on Monday in the pair’s opening game of the Premier League season.

Rudkin read the posts on his tracksuit and wants to spoil our weekend.

It’s a bit of a moot point, Because it’s never going to be a this squad that has been assembled for the top flight. If I had wings I could fly

Look at the context of the response, he just said people would be happy with Hamer. They offer different things

Hamer got 11 goals and 10 assists in his last full season in the champ, Skipp got 1 goal and 2 assists as Norwich won the league.

If we got relegated the club would cash in on Mads, Fatawu, and would Mavididi want to be here after tasting top flight football?

Let’s hope he can stay fit, looks like he has missed more games than he started over the last 5 seasons for Spurs

Don’t let him join the squad till Tuesday 👀

After the Coventry game when he was on the bench he missed the next 4 games through August, and wasn’t in the squad. I assume this was to send him a message in the hope that he leaves. A bit like Chelseas bomb squad except we didn’t have enough outcasts to form a squad.

Think these articles are published on the back of the guardian article that misinterpreted what Swiss Rambler was quoted in writing in April as we made adjustments later that financial year.

Words that was never said here

Just as he was being linked with a big move away

Southampton 64 percent possession away at Newcastle so far, early days

Big tonking please, Zap their confidence nice and early.

Not if you’re talented, there has been lots of examples in the last 20 years of players that have not only successfully made the transition, but flourished.

Has he been dropped, was he ever in the first team squad? When he was purchased he was touted as one for the future.