What's happening here, then?
Surely, we will be looking some form of fee for him, although have there been any recent links?
Surely, we will be looking some form of fee for him, although have there been any recent links?
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Doubt it. He's mentioned before that he'd like to play out his career in France (Nice, from memory), which suggests he'd rather stay very close to home.
He'll be off towards the end of the window. Good servant to the club whose diminishment in strengths has really exposed his limitations. Let's hope the same isn't true for Son in the next year or two.
Lack of booze there might be a problem
Doubt he's really a money man.
Family with you in Milan, France, or Saudi?
Not really a tough choice
The second he sat behind the wheel of that car drunk, puking all over it and swerving across the road he lost all respect from me.
Anybody who drinks and drives is an absolute sub-human piece of shit but for someone with the kind of money and resources he has it just shows how incredibly selfish and pathetic he is.
Will never be a club legend, good riddance.
Anybody who drinks and drives is an absolute sub-human piece of shit but for someone with the kind of money and resources he has it just shows how incredibly selfish and pathetic he is.
Will never be a club legend, good riddance.
And yet after that disgusting incident he retained the captaincy???
Says a lot about how we were run then and I hope it wouldn’t happen again
Loyal legend but time waits for no man
I wonder if Alasdair Gold is right and he might end up in the MLS. Would be a nice place to move to with the family in tow. Fuck it, go play with Messi.
Lloris senior is the drink driver's agent. Probably helped Levy with some investment 'tips'.
His father is a Spanish-born banker with a base in Monte Carlo, while his French mother was a lawyer.
Hugo Lloris parents: Meet Luc and Marie
Hugo’s father Luc Lloris is a Monte Carlo-based banker of Spanish descent, while his mother Marie Lloris was a lawyer from France.
www.ghbase.com
Most players that go to MLS at old age are legends that get paid a lot amount of moneyI wonder if Alasdair Gold is right and he might end up in the MLS. Would be a nice place to move to with the family in tow. Fuck it, go play with Messi.
Lloris doesn't fit in that category. I doubt he will go there to play for less money he is getting now in Europe. Better to go back to France or stay on the bench with us.
He's mad. He's past it. They would be better off with Forster
Obviously not much for a 36-year-old goalkeeper with one year left on his contract, but around £5m seems fair. They get a pretty big fee for Onana so that shouldn't be a problem if they really want him.
The way I interpreted the Lloris situation was that we were being classy towards a senior player who's given us great service, and letting him decide his own future.
Our assumption was that he'd get a good contract somewhere (eg back in France if that was his choice) because we wouldn't demand a fee. Essentially, it was a respectful thing to do.
If Inter Milan want to sign him to replace a goalkeeper going to manure for £40m plus, the situation has changed somewhat.
I still can't imagine we'll demand a significant fee though. And it may be that whatever signing fee & salary Inter are offering him are equivalent to the last year of his Spurs salary, so it all evens out.
Our assumption was that he'd get a good contract somewhere (eg back in France if that was his choice) because we wouldn't demand a fee. Essentially, it was a respectful thing to do.
If Inter Milan want to sign him to replace a goalkeeper going to manure for £40m plus, the situation has changed somewhat.
I still can't imagine we'll demand a significant fee though. And it may be that whatever signing fee & salary Inter are offering him are equivalent to the last year of his Spurs salary, so it all evens out.
How much are people realistically expecting for a GK in his mid 30s with a year left, that was effectively banished ?
Also retired from the Intl. scene as well.
Will be a nominal fee at best, maybe £2-3mil if we’re lucky.
Also retired from the Intl. scene as well.
Will be a nominal fee at best, maybe £2-3mil if we’re lucky.
Plus he refused to come out for second half so fu k him.
Can you link to anything that backs this up please?