That's the struggle for me with all this, we haven't the first clue, and as ever and Levy with the ambiguous nature that transfer windows seem to roll, we're just left wondering about every link.
Ok you're right, I can't answer that. I'm not DL and I don't work in the accounting department... So I'm guessing a budget like everyone else for the sake of discussion. Considering the estimated values of our reported transfer targets, my opinion based on past trends is that you don't have to be DL to know it's unlikely we'll spend circa 150 million to address our several different positional issues in January, especially coming off of a summer where we've seen a record net spend. I'm sure they'll be money to spend as per ITK, but anything too far beyond the reported 70m-80m for Koulibaly seems extremely unlikely to me. Even if there's going to be a winter miracle and we're looking at spending around 100-120m, buying Koulibaly would eat up the majority of that budget and would likely price us out of a move for a high quality midfielder, rb, and/or forward in today's market. For reference, last January the combined spend for the entire EPL was 180m.
Levy is alot of things but a fool he is not.
There is zero evidence that levy intends on ever backing a manager with investment
He gave Poch 100m a few weeks ago, please explain how that is zero evidence of investment
I feel like all yankspurs does is just moan and whine on every thread he can find
i love this type of reply, ignoring the 18 months we went without spending.
Can't argue with the first part, second part makes little difference considering one was injured and was on the rehab table up until the end of September and the other has only just started to see playing time while also suffering an injury that kept him out 2+ weeks.
The fact that we done it last minute meant that we got them for a much better price than was asked for
The ignore button is a wonderful invention.
I actually think Winks did OK, a lot more forward thinking than of late.
