The Scarecrow
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Yeah, this is it. Bale would've scored tonight, I reckon.
Gareth Bale
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I remember this story about the cricketing great Viv Richards. In the latter part of his career he was playing county cricket and his club boss said something like "Viv it doesn't matter how you bat, just keep your swagger it will intimidate the oppo and lift our lads" - Bale could do that for us.
Not the only way to get to the next level but one way
kaz Hirai
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Funny he never mentions our games though unlike alot of other ex players who love the club. Not even a good luck message tonight
Hercules
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Says naf all buddy. Though I get your point.
fishhhandaricecake
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Spot on. Bale doesn’t have any affinity to us, he doesn’t follow our games or give a fuck about us. Defoe said towards the end at spurs he was behaving like such a diva, just deciding to not train etc and AVB would let it go because he needed him on side as without him we were shit under AVB. Why bring a guy back who’s injury prone, coming towards the wrong years of his career and would cost pretty much all of our budget to bring back? He seems to be even more of a diva now he’s at Madrid and I can see why Zidane clashes with him.
Absolutely no way he’s coming back and no way we should try and get him back either.
fishhhandaricecake
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Spot on, bale doesn’t care about us and never did. No way I want him back.
SpursSince1980
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I’m probably not reading that correctly, as it feels like a paradoxical statement. “Doable”, but “signing him is another thing”. Sadly my old ass brain isn’t understanding what that means. As on one hand, doable implies that it is a feasible scenario. Whereas whether we can sign him being a big unknown seems incongruous with the former. I is confused. But like I said... my brain is for crap. My Lillywhite bias however, is telling me that this is good news. Maybe. Kinda. Sorta. Possibly.
Hotspurious
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I do recall Modric saying in an interview that he and Bale watched Spurs matches together whenever they could.
glospur
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You know you can get a mix. Lo Celso and Ndombele would absolutely fit that bill, but then Bale is a serial winner who would bring that experience. It's not an either/or situation.
Stamford
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I thought I was in the Trippier thread and I was so confused
dtxspurs
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No chance he runs his social media accounts
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Mate in Madrid said that their official shop had shirts of everybody (including their reserves) but no Bale
doctor stefan Freud
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Petty twats- it’s like falling out with the cool girls at school, then being treated like you don’t exist
Snarfalicious
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You would really think he committed some grievous crime or something.
Living Legend Colm G
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Still sore bud?
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Whoever says Bale back would be a bad thing is kidding themselves in my opinion. We've all been built up in the past to be let down and it's probably a defence mechanism... But Bale at Spurs would be great.
Yes he's not the youngest (30 start of the season), yes he's had injury problems in the past, yes negative stuff has been writing about him ...
But he's a game winner! Will put fear into teams, will give us raw pace that we've lacked in certain games, will face defenders up and try and beat them and has experience now.
Adding Bale to a mix of great young talents mentioned of coming in (Lo Celso and Ndombele) would be the perfect balance.
Come home Gareth, I'll welcome you with open arms.
Yes he's not the youngest (30 start of the season), yes he's had injury problems in the past, yes negative stuff has been writing about him ...
But he's a game winner! Will put fear into teams, will give us raw pace that we've lacked in certain games, will face defenders up and try and beat them and has experience now.
Adding Bale to a mix of great young talents mentioned of coming in (Lo Celso and Ndombele) would be the perfect balance.
Come home Gareth, I'll welcome you with open arms.
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