- Jan 21, 2011
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I'm very pleased with the acquisition of Son Heung-Min. And N'Jie seems just what we need out wide. I'm also pleased (in a way) of our earlier interest in Martial. Man Utd have just stumped up a gazillion amount of money for him but that now makes me wonder if Levy could have had him for a lot less if he hadn't been on his habitual hunt for a bargain basement deal.
So, as usual, much was 'promised' but little delivered.
I feel for Pochettino as maybe the wool has been pulled over his eyes regarding transfers. A little like AVB...
The word was that Pochettino vetoed the move of Lamela to Marseille. Could he have got a sense at that time that incomings in the last few days would be zero?
We were told that we could expect a striker, a centre midfielder and a young prospect in the last few days. None of this came about. Was this PR stuff to keep the fans on their toes or what?
Levy has a habit of failing in these deadline day deals. Perhaps this is a deliberate strategy? He could say (through the PR machine) that we tried but just couldn't get the deal done. But maybe the reason the deal couldn't be done is that his offer was way below the player's value.
A real disappointing day for me. And it sounds like the same for most Spurs' fans.
Too bad.
I wonder whether 'lessons have been learned' will be spouted at the next window. I also wonder whether Spurs fans in this forum will have learned their lessons and not believe the perpetual crap that's been spouted through the Club's PR gang.
So, as usual, much was 'promised' but little delivered.
I feel for Pochettino as maybe the wool has been pulled over his eyes regarding transfers. A little like AVB...
The word was that Pochettino vetoed the move of Lamela to Marseille. Could he have got a sense at that time that incomings in the last few days would be zero?
We were told that we could expect a striker, a centre midfielder and a young prospect in the last few days. None of this came about. Was this PR stuff to keep the fans on their toes or what?
Levy has a habit of failing in these deadline day deals. Perhaps this is a deliberate strategy? He could say (through the PR machine) that we tried but just couldn't get the deal done. But maybe the reason the deal couldn't be done is that his offer was way below the player's value.
A real disappointing day for me. And it sounds like the same for most Spurs' fans.
Too bad.
I wonder whether 'lessons have been learned' will be spouted at the next window. I also wonder whether Spurs fans in this forum will have learned their lessons and not believe the perpetual crap that's been spouted through the Club's PR gang.