Player Watch Player Watch: Ryan Sessegnon

[scat1620]

I've just come to catching up with this thread having finished reading today's posts in the Eriksen thread, and they make for a pretty funny double bill if you read them back to back.

Eriksen thread = "He's totally fucking us over, if he was any kind of decent human being he'd make a gentlemen's agreement with Spurs where we let him go to Real Madrid on the condition that he signs a new contract with us first so we could at least get market rate for his transfer."

Sessegnon thread = "Hahahaha, lolz at Fulham wanting £50m for Sessegnon last year, he's now down to 12 months left on his contract, they should be begging at our feet for us to offer £25m this summer or we just poach him on a tribunal fee next summer, those n00bs!"

 

[philll]

I think he’s referring to your ‘not Pinocchio’ post, but I can’t remember what that referred to.

That was about Dani Olmo iirc.

 

[danny32]

They have plenty to loose!

Longer it stretches, lesser they get. No rush as I already stated.

Let’s hope that no one comes in and offers mega money that forces Sessignon to make a decision.

 

[Johnny J]

Let’s hope that no one comes in and offers mega money that forces Sessignon to make a decision.

There doesn't seem to be much buzz around him. He didn't exactly pull up any trees last season.

 

[Yiddo100]

That was about Dani Olmo iirc.

It was about the transfer is 80% complete and we made a much better bid in recent hours for GLC, something along those lines anyway

 

[spursfan77]

https://www.skysports.com/football/...gnon-as-ben-davies-enters-talks-over-new-deal

Tottenham are staying patient in their pursuit of top left-back target Ryan Sessegnon, Sky Sports News understands.

The 19-year-old is understood to want to join Mauricio Pochettino's squad this summer, putting Spurs at the front of the queue to sign him.

But after securing the signatures of Tanguy Ndombele and Jack Clarke, the club now need to move players out to make room in the squad and accrue new funds.

Among those available is left-back Danny Rose.

Fulham are also standing firm on their £40m valuation for Sessegnon so far - while Tottenham would hope to negotiate a lower fee.

The clubs are yet to enter direct talks over a deal.

Nothing has changed then from 6 weeks ago.

 

[dtxspurs]

I've just come to catching up with this thread having finished reading today's posts in the Eriksen thread, and they make for a pretty funny double bill if you read them back to back.

Eriksen thread = "He's totally fucking us over, if he was any kind of decent human being he'd make a gentlemen's agreement with Spurs where we let him go to Real Madrid on the condition that he signs a new contract with us first so we could at least get market rate for his transfer."

Sessegnon thread = "Hahahaha, lolz at Fulham wanting £50m for Sessegnon last year, he's now down to 12 months left on his contract, they should be begging at our feet for us to offer £25m this summer or we just poach him on a tribunal fee next summer, those n00bs!"

Even better when you mix in the Zaha thread as well and how stupid he was for renewing if he had even thought about wanting to move.

 

[Fan-at-ic!]

I don't know how I feel about him after the now tbh...

 

[Neon_Knight_]

It has happened before with double deals. I'm sure Walker and Dawson were the B side of the Naughton and Reid deals.

I always thought it was Walker we particularly wanted.

 

[hughy]

I always thought it was Walker we particularly wanted.

I vaguely remember Walker being the better part of the deal, despite Naughton making an impression (albeit limited) on the first team first.

 

[SpartanSpur]

I always thought it was Walker we particularly wanted.

I was basing it on the fact Naughton went straight in and Walker went on a few loans. Maybe we knew he was a bigger potential.

 

[Musathfc28]

Well we're still after a premium price for Eriksen apparently, even with a only a year left. So I can see why Fulham would want to do the same with Sessengon.

There's a big difference tho one is a champions league club the other is in the championship

 

[coy-spurs1882]

I've just come to catching up with this thread having finished reading today's posts in the Eriksen thread, and they make for a pretty funny double bill if you read them back to back.

Eriksen thread = "He's totally fucking us over, if he was any kind of decent human being he'd make a gentlemen's agreement with Spurs where we let him go to Real Madrid on the condition that he signs a new contract with us first so we could at least get market rate for his transfer."

Sessegnon thread = "Hahahaha, lolz at Fulham wanting £50m for Sessegnon last year, he's now down to 12 months left on his contract, they should be begging at our feet for us to offer £25m this summer or we just poach him on a tribunal fee next summer, those n00bs!"

it is understandable as we are spurs fans instead of fulham fans

 

[mike_l]

There's a big difference tho one is a champions league club the other is in the championship

Yeah I bet Fulham will eventually realise they're shit and reduce the fee accordingly...

 

[weststandyid]

I was basing it on the fact Naughton went straight in and Walker went on a few loans. Maybe we knew he was a bigger potential.

always thought Naughton was seen as having more potential

 

[newbie]

we can have him for free next season (i know we will have to pay a free via tribunal) or 40 million this season i wonder how long before Fulham cash in, let's be honest levy is not going to spunk 15 million if he doesn't need to!

 

[BuckeyeSpurs11]

we can have him for free next season (i know we will have to pay a free via tribunal) or 40 million this season i wonder how long before Fulham cash in, let's be honest levy is not going to spunk 15 million if he doesn't need to!

this is where the frustration has always kicked in. 9/10 times in the past we’ve lost the guy we wanted in this scenario.

 

[dellybelly]

we can have him for free next season (i know we will have to pay a free via tribunal) or 40 million this season i wonder how long before Fulham cash in, let's be honest levy is not going to spunk 15 million if he doesn't need to!

True. I remember when we got Ross Barkley for free.

 

[ToDarrenIsToDo]

we can have him for free next season (i know we will have to pay a free via tribunal) or 40 million this season i wonder how long before Fulham cash in, let's be honest levy is not going to spunk 15 million if he doesn't need to!

The only issue I see is that the Fulham owner is pretty wealthy and doesn't need the Sessegnon money.

If Fulham think they have a far better chance of getting promoted with Sessegnon which would ultimately lead to far more money upon their Premier League return then maybe Fulham see the risk of losing him on a free a worthwhile thing to do in order to secure promotion.

Sell a player for £20m or keep him and gain promotion and the opportunity to earn £100m in the Prem whilst losing him on a free. This Sessegnon one will drag.

 

[philip]

I've just come to catching up with this thread having finished reading today's posts in the Eriksen thread, and they make for a pretty funny double bill if you read them back to back.

Eriksen thread = "He's totally fucking us over, if he was any kind of decent human being he'd make a gentlemen's agreement with Spurs where we let him go to Real Madrid on the condition that he signs a new contract with us first so we could at least get market rate for his transfer."

Sessegnon thread = "Hahahaha, lolz at Fulham wanting £50m for Sessegnon last year, he's now down to 12 months left on his contract, they should be begging at our feet for us to offer £25m this summer or we just poach him on a tribunal fee next summer, those n00bs!"

Except that Spurs are a club clearly going places and building for the title, while Fulham are a club who've just been relegated.