Summer 2019 transfer thread

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We know how much Poch likes versatile players. Nathan Ake can play centre back, left back and defensive mid. Counts as homegrown as well. One to keep an eye on.
 
Do you remember these and how excited we all were at their arrival ?....nice to think we are a bit more selective with our money now but I fully admit to being nothing short of ecstatic at the time.....


Softly,softly catchee monkey .....this transfer window has a long way to go yet for our club. By the time we play Juventus I reckon we'll have at least one more new signing.
 
Perhaps Enic is losing interest because of the talk about this Bohely person? Does anyone know about this?? They wouldn't bother too much if they're thinking of doing a deal.
 
Report: Tycoon could be set to launch Spurs bid to Daniel Levy
Spurs Web – Tottenham Hotspur Football News / T.A Bharadwaj / 39 minutes ago


According to a report in The Evening Standard, American business tycoon Todd Boehly, who holds 20% stake in Major League Baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers, is considering making a bid to buy a stake in Tottenham Hotspur.

Boehly is backed by his private investment firm Eldridge Industries, which controls shares in a wide array of businesses from real estate, insurance, and sport.

The report claims that the 46-year-old is interested in investing in the Premier League and is considering two London based clubs closely – Chelsea and Tottenham.

It is suggested Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich values the Blues at around £2.5bn and that Tottenham are worth more owing to the recent upgrades of their training ground and stadium.

The report goes on to claim that Boehly currently favours the Lilywhites over Chelsea but it remains to be seen if Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and Joe Lewis – partners in the investment company ENIC International, are willing to sell the club.

Spurs Web Opinion

You can never rule out the possibility of Levy or ENIC deciding to sell the club if they receive a good offer given how pragmatic an operator the Spurs chairman is. However, it is unlikely that he will be tempted to walk out just when the club looks on the cusp of doing something special.

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Report: Tycoon could be set to launch Spurs bid to Daniel Levy
Spurs Web – Tottenham Hotspur Football News / T.A Bharadwaj / 39 minutes ago


According to a report in The Evening Standard, American business tycoon Todd Boehly, who holds 20% stake in Major League Baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers, is considering making a bid to buy a stake in Tottenham Hotspur.

Boehly is backed by his private investment firm Eldridge Industries, which controls shares in a wide array of businesses from real estate, insurance, and sport.

The report claims that the 46-year-old is interested in investing in the Premier League and is considering two London based clubs closely – Chelsea and Tottenham.

It is suggested Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich values the Blues at around £2.5bn and that Tottenham are worth more owing to the recent upgrades of their training ground and stadium.

The report goes on to claim that Boehly currently favours the Lilywhites over Chelsea but it remains to be seen if Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and Joe Lewis – partners in the investment company ENIC International, are willing to sell the club.

Spurs Web Opinion

You can never rule out the possibility of Levy or ENIC deciding to sell the club if they receive a good offer given how pragmatic an operator the Spurs chairman is. However, it is unlikely that he will be tempted to walk out just when the club looks on the cusp of doing something special.

The post Report: Tycoon could be set to launch Spurs bid to Daniel Levy appeared first on Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News.

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Someone call the thread police
 
We're not playing with full backs!

BIRTrRC.png

01) lloris, gazzaniga
02) alderweireld, foyth
03) vertonghen, davies
05) sanchez, dier
06) dier, skipp, wanyama
08) winks, eriksen, lo celso
04) ndombele, sissoko, wanyama
07) eriksen, son, moura, dele
11) son, moura, lamela
10) dele, eriksen, lamela
09) kane, llorente, son, lamela
 
So with trippier gone and rose on his way out I can see us lining up something like below.........:pochohshit:
Lloris
Toby Sanchez Verts
Lucas. Ndombele Winks. Son
Dele. Eriksen
Kane
 
Report: Tycoon could be set to launch Spurs bid to Daniel Levy
Spurs Web – Tottenham Hotspur Football News / T.A Bharadwaj / 39 minutes ago


According to a report in The Evening Standard, American business tycoon Todd Boehly, who holds 20% stake in Major League Baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers, is considering making a bid to buy a stake in Tottenham Hotspur.

Boehly is backed by his private investment firm Eldridge Industries, which controls shares in a wide array of businesses from real estate, insurance, and sport.

The report claims that the 46-year-old is interested in investing in the Premier League and is considering two London based clubs closely – Chelsea and Tottenham.

It is suggested Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich values the Blues at around £2.5bn and that Tottenham are worth more owing to the recent upgrades of their training ground and stadium.

The report goes on to claim that Boehly currently favours the Lilywhites over Chelsea but it remains to be seen if Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and Joe Lewis – partners in the investment company ENIC International, are willing to sell the club.

Spurs Web Opinion

You can never rule out the possibility of Levy or ENIC deciding to sell the club if they receive a good offer given how pragmatic an operator the Spurs chairman is. However, it is unlikely that he will be tempted to walk out just when the club looks on the cusp of doing something special.

The post Report: Tycoon could be set to launch Spurs bid to Daniel Levy appeared first on Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News.

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Bid to buy a stake is certainly different than bid to buy a club. And there is another thread on it (sort of).

Could the fans buy ENIC out.
 
We're not playing with full backs!

BIRTrRC.png

01) lloris, gazzaniga
02) alderweireld, foyth
03) vertonghen, davies
05) sanchez, dier
06) dier, skipp, wanyama
08) winks, eriisen, lo celso
04) ndombele, sissoko, wanyama
07) eriksen, son, moura, dele
11) son, moura, lamela
10) dele, eriksen, lamela
09) kane, llorente, son, lamela

This was my thinking as well except with Ndombele we wouldn’t need to worry about having a back 4!!!
 
So with trippier gone and rose on his way out I can see us lining up something like below.........:pochohshit:
Lloris
Toby Sanchez Verts
Lucas. Ndombele Winks. Son
Dele. Eriksen
Kane

Relegation beckons with such a formation!

Son and Lucas a WBs? Son played once as a WB and it was a disaster. What about KWP/Aurier and Davies, Sissoko, Dier?

We tried this 'all out attack' under Ossie. It didn't work.
 
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