"Hi Jose, do you have a minute" ...
"I've not played much recently and I know I could have done a lot better in the chance I had against Liverpool. I've noticed that we don't seem to be performing well as a defence, so I can see there's still an opportunity for other chances - what can I do to improve or to be top of the list?"
"Thanks for your time. I really think I have plenty left to give so I hope I can change your mind"
Danny Rose : Have Milan been in touch
Danny Levy : Ermmm No !
I miss THudd and Azza. I really miss Azza. But Vinny? Not so much.I still miss Vinny. Even though he's not scoring and keeps getting subbed off in Mexico.........
Hahaha this kind of flowery simpering might be OK in an FM simulation, or in an HR training video, but I cannot imagine any real person talking like this in real life, and certainly not any top athlete who possess any shred of self belief.
edit: also, I have no problem with Mourinhos casual swearing etc "you were shit"
I was really hoping he would say "yes they called, they've bid and we've accepted, but enough about Eriksen lets talk about you"Danny Rose : Have Milan been in touch
Danny Levy : Ermmm No !
Daniel Levy: The most likely Milan to get in touch about you Danny is Milan Mandaric, who currently owns NK Olimpija Ljubljana, now get your arse to Genoa.
Too right. He could definitely do worse than LjubljanaI spent a bit of time working in Slovenia last year and Ljubljana is a beautiful city he should bite his hand off.
The end of Danny Rose’s time as a Tottenham player was all-but confirmed on Friday when the announcement of their squad numbers for the new campaign did not include his name — and The Athletic understands the 30-year-old left-back was not told of this decision before it was revealed to the public.
Rose fell out of favour in north London following the arrival of Jose Mourinho as manager and spent the second half of last season on loan at Newcastle United.
The England international returned to Spurs with a year left on his contract and The Athletic understands he was told then that he would not be part of the first-team squad given Mourinho has three options at left-back — Ben Davies, Ryan Sessegnon and 18-year-old Dennis Cirkin. Rose has made it clear he wants to play regular football and would therefore have to leave Spurs after 13 years to achieve it.
Despite this, he is thought to have known nothing about losing the No 3 shirt until receiving a phone call from somebody to say they had seen the news on television.
Having recovered from a calf injury, Rose has been training with Tottenham’s under-23s players and is likely to stay there rather than working with Mourinho’s first team.
There is particular interest in him from Serie A side Genoa — although a move there is not yet advanced — with further options in Spain, Turkey and one club in England.
13 years at the club. That's just utterly embarrassing if true.