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Probably, because they'll give him massive wages.If Man U come in this week with the 25m do we think Toby would go there ?
Probably, because they'll give him massive wages.If Man U come in this week with the 25m do we think Toby would go there ?
That's pretty close to the point I was making.Before the expiry of the clause interested clubs don't have to outbid one another. In theory you could have fifty clubs all offering £25mil and Spurs have to accept each and every offer, leaving it up to the player and his agent who he wishes to speak to and ultimately sign for.
Probably, because they'll give him massive wages.
If they aint meeting the release clause they aint paying higher. Non story.
We did offer him an improved deal, according to the ITK, which was all but agreed. Apparently he then demanded more, which is where the problems started.So if it’s only about money then you would have thought we would have offered him a vastly improved deal. It seems odd that we are apparently so rigid about improved contracts once a player reaches 30. Its very arbitrary, he has at least another 3 years playing at a high level.
That's pretty close to the point I was making.
Not really. But it does signal that they would be wasting their time.Stops the likes of Roma bidding 12Mil on deadline day...
Very odd that no-one has come in for him.
For all his brilliance on the field he must be somehow sending the wrong messages when it comes the business side of things.
Maybe other teams have been in touch with his 'people', found out what he wants and backed hastily out of the door.