Yiddo100
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And trix said we want it done early this week, which looks unlikely, so here’s hoping
Musathfc28
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Hope so mate
Nick-TopSpursMan
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spurs mental
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Bet you're a right laugh at parties.
Japhet
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Yes.
codspur
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God Trix always jumping to your own defence and not allowing yourself to be misrepresented....such a kill joy
Next your be saying the Bale and Messi doubleswoop you never mentioned is off
JUSTINSIGNAL
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I don't see how that will 'force' anything through. It's the club that supposedly only want to negotiate at his release clause price.
Lilbaz
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Where/who is this from?
Sandro30
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It's a quote from Hotspur Related, the source is the "Diario Sevilla" at the end.
Lilbaz
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Is diario a journalist then?
King of Otters
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unfortunately the truth isnt always pleasant, lets hope im being over pessimistic
Japhet
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That's been the ITK line right from the start.
Spurs Lodge Kittens
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I've always wondered how often do the clubs actually make contact with each other to negotiate. Is it a case of Levy phoning their chairman and going over details once, twice, a dozen times before progress is made? Or do they deliberately not phone each other for days to see if someone will cave in first.
For example, when i've put a bid in on a house - i'll give my offer via the estate agent and hear back within five minutes to be told it's not accepted; i then give another offer straight away via the estate agent and it goes back and forth like that until we meet in the middle. @Trix or someone else care to explain how protracted negotations are or aren't?
Thanks in advance
For example, when i've put a bid in on a house - i'll give my offer via the estate agent and hear back within five minutes to be told it's not accepted; i then give another offer straight away via the estate agent and it goes back and forth like that until we meet in the middle. @Trix or someone else care to explain how protracted negotations are or aren't?
Thanks in advance
Gollorius
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In my mind it works in a similar way to buying a house. So many deals are dependent on others going through that it's like being in a 'chain' when buying/selling your house. And if you've experienced it then you'll understand that patience is the name of the game, and that it only takes one 'link' in the chain to break for everything to fall through.
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