- May 16, 2004
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Halle fucking Lujah
It is a shame. He doesn't seem to be interested enough in the game of professional football but clearly realises that he's not going to get anything like the amount of money doing anything else. Really, he should be willing to put in the application for the salary that he's getting but he's got away with it thus far. No doubt someone will be willing to take a chance on him as a free agent with his undoubted talent in the hope that they can encourage a renaissance but it's hard to imagine him turning over a new leaf.What a complete and tragic waste of undoubted talent. One day he might look back and wonder what might have been, but that short window will be closed to him now.
All the great players have talent, combined with heart and determination - just a shame Tanguy was missing the second part.
Players who put more effort and hard work in with less talent have regretted their application when their careers are done.What a complete and tragic waste of undoubted talent. One day he might look back and wonder what might have been, but that short window will be closed to him now.
All the great players have talent, combined with heart and determination - just a shame Tanguy was missing the second part.
So everyone goes on about the £200k figure. However, surely the way spurs operate a lot of that was bonus based for appearances and such?
The alternative would effectively be for him to go on gardening leave, so that 'earning potential' is lost whether his contract is terminated early or not.It would include elements of performance in the pay off. Spurs terminating the contract takes away the earning potential so he would expect some of that to be paid.