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Tottenham recruitment department please get in touch⦠I would have saved about Ā£300m in the last 3 season⦠š
This has aged pretty well⦠š·
Itās a shame Tottenham let the boy go, heās clearly on a similar trajectory. š
OK, IāM SAYING IT⦠āWill Lankshear will be our new Harry Kaneā⦠š«
Iām excited to see Will develop at #Spurs over these next few seasons, he definitely needs game time⦠šš»
BONUS⦠he was also released by Arsenal before being signed by SUFC and then #THFC⦠ā
#Tottenham
Conor Benn realistic next fight optionsā¦
Domestic Money Fights:
š„ Chris Eubank Jr III
š„ Kell Brook
š„ Josh Kelly / Liam Smith
Good Fights & Decent Money:
š„ Ammo Williams
š„ Errol Spence Jr (Retired?)
š„ Carlos Ocampo
@ConorNigel @danawhite @Zuffa_Boxing @Turki_alalshikh
Tottenham with 2 shots on target against Everton today. 1 of those was Lucas Bergvall from distance following Jordan Pickfordās error.
1 shot on target outside of that in 90 minutes of football is SERIOUSLY concerning.
Update Tottenham season shooting/finishing stats:
Shots: 51
Shots On Target: 12
Goals: 0
Woeful.
Tottenhamās Premier League so far š„
Tottenham:
Shots: 37
Shots on Target: 10
Goals: 0
Tottenhamās Opponents:
Shots: 49
Shots on Target: 12
Goals: 5
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Donāt be surprised when the news breaks that Richarlison and Everton have failed to agree terms.
A pain in the ass is an understatement.
Will Tottenham sign any more players after Mudryk and Tosin are completed?
20%Yes š
80%No š
145 votes ⢠Final resultsTottenham agreeing to a Ā£75m buy option on Mykhailo Mudryk seems pretty crazy, considering they paid ā¬70m for him, and heās massively under delivered to date.
I can only assume that we agreed to a higher price based on there being zero loan fee and a higher portion of his salary covered by Chelsea?
Letās hope Mykhaylo Mudryk can rediscover this kind of form at Tottenham š
youtu.be/FKuiYu9tKB4
Mudryk hasnāt played much lately, but plenty of players get injured for 12+ months and then rediscover their form when they return. The bonus is that lthough he was out, he was still fully fit and able to train, unlike someone with a serious injury who is immobile for long periods.
I wouldnāt be against Tottenham replacing Kevin Danso with Tosin Adarabioyo (if Danso wants to leave).
š„ Van de Ven & Van Hecke
š„ Senesi & Tosin
š„ Davies & Hardy/Byfield
Donāt be surprised when the news breaks that Richarlison and Everton have failed to agree terms.
A pain in the ass is an understatement.
With Richarlison and Dane Scarlett potentially leaving this week. Should Tottenham look to bring in an additional #9 as back-up/competition for Marmoush and Solanke?
Gakpo could have been 3rd choice #9, but now we could potentially use Mathys Tel there instead?
Personally I wouldnāt mind us adding someone a bit different, like Igor MatanoviÄ. A big physical player who we can thrown on to cause teams problems, like Newcastle done with Woltemade, a Peter Crouch type player, although Matanovic can be a lot more than that.
He has a lot of potential. š
RDZ and this Tottenham team unfortunately need time.
I canāt think of many Premier League teams over the years who have made wholesale changes in a single transfer window, and immediately started dominating. It very rarely happens. This is also a World Cup window, small detail, but still relevant, plus the standard of football in our league has never been higher.
Itās WAY more common for clubs in our situation to go through a period of turbulence. So as hard as it is to watch, (especially coming off the back of 2 super depressing seasons), us fans MUST try not be too negative. Accept our situation, and realise that itās the most common outcome after such a transfer window. Look at Liverpool last season, and Chelsea the season before. Those guys spent even more than us!
Unfortunately this isnāt going to be an overnight fix, but we all witnessed at the end of last season, what RDZ is capable of doing with a settled squad. Yes we may still be a little thin in a few areas, but overall the quality has 100% improved, and when he gets these boys firing on all cylinders, we will be a real handful.
Our job right now as Tottenham fans is to SUPPORT our club. Make the manager and players feel like we truly believe in them, and that we see the longer term vision. Rather than constantly living game to game, just chasing a single win, or one good performance.
COYS!










