Lo Celso walked into Poch's office and the lemons in the bowl on Poch's table immediately turned black. Lo Celso is not ready to play
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Bayer Leverkusen are interested in Jan according to Kicker. No idea if it means they want to buy him now or will try to sweet talk him in to coming on a free next summer.
He's a loanrat. Not proper spurs
At least we have that goal at Anfield to remember.
When does the summer window close around Europe?
The Premier League and Championship transfer window has closed, but for Leagues One and Two and leagues across Europe there is still time to seal those last-minute deals.
www.bbc.co.uk
For a second year in a row the Premier League had its transfer deadline the day before the season started - in this case Thursday, 8 August at 17:00 BST.
The Championship joined their top-flight counterparts in bringing their transfer deadline forward after the English Football League's 72 clubs voted to introduce a split deadline for the summer window in May.
Last season, Italy's top flight also had a deadline before the season started, but it has reverted to the standard closing time this season.
| European transfer deadline day - Monday, 2 September | Deadline (times all BST) |
|---|---|
| English League One and Two | 17:00 |
| Bundesliga | 17:00 |
| Serie A | 19:00 |
| La Liga | 23:00 |
| Ligue 1 | 23:00 |
| Scottish leagues | Midnight |
Although with Bruges being drawn in a group with Real and PSG it could be a fairly short CL campaign......
Ffs that means I have to stay up late on a work night awaiting the news on whether Motherwell got the paperwork in on time for the Eriksen deal.When does the summer window close around Europe?
The Premier League and Championship transfer window has closed, but for Leagues One and Two and leagues across Europe there is still time to seal those last-minute deals.
For a second year in a row the Premier League had its transfer deadline the day before the season started - in this case Thursday, 8 August at 17:00 BST.
The Championship joined their top-flight counterparts in bringing their transfer deadline forward after the English Football League's 72 clubs voted to introduce a split deadline for the summer window in May.
Last season, Italy's top flight also had a deadline before the season started, but it has reverted to the standard closing time this season.
European transfer deadline day - Monday, 2 September Deadline (times all BST) English League One and Two 17:00 Bundesliga 17:00 Serie A 19:00 La Liga 23:00 Ligue 1 23:00 Scottish leagues Midnight
Jan, Toby, Eriksen and Wanyama to Celtic confirmedWhen does the summer window close around Europe?
The Premier League and Championship transfer window has closed, but for Leagues One and Two and leagues across Europe there is still time to seal those last-minute deals.
For a second year in a row the Premier League had its transfer deadline the day before the season started - in this case Thursday, 8 August at 17:00 BST.
The Championship joined their top-flight counterparts in bringing their transfer deadline forward after the English Football League's 72 clubs voted to introduce a split deadline for the summer window in May.
Last season, Italy's top flight also had a deadline before the season started, but it has reverted to the standard closing time this season.
European transfer deadline day - Monday, 2 September Deadline (times all BST) English League One and Two 17:00 Bundesliga 17:00 Serie A 19:00 La Liga 23:00 Ligue 1 23:00 Scottish leagues Midnight
Tottenham agree to sell Wanyama to Club Brugge in £13million deal
Tottenham and Club Brugge have agreed a £13million deal for Victor Wanyama. The 28-year old is expected to sign a four year contract after protracted negotiations.
Mail claiming all negotiations concluded today but not saying any sources.
Both Sky and Mail could be wanting to be first with the news - by pre-empting reality of course.
Safer to wait for OS ?!
Tottenham agree to sell Wanyama to Club Brugge in £13million deal
Tottenham and Club Brugge have agreed a £13million deal for Victor Wanyama. The 28-year old is expected to sign a four year contract after protracted negotiations.www.dailymail.co.uk
Mail claiming all negotiations concluded today but not saying any sources.
Both Sky and Mail could be wanting to be first with the news - by pre-empting reality of course.
Safer to wait for OS ?!
And BBC
Spurs agree Wanyama transfer to Bruges
Tottenham agree a deal with Belgian side Club Bruges over the transfer of Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama.
www.bbc.co.uk
Jungle drums starting to transmit news ?
If you believe for a second that Wanyama's real age is 28 I have a lot of shit to sell you mate
Started training with his national team aged 14 and was brought up in the most notorious academy for faking ages in Africa 10 years ago.
He is at least 30 but wouldn't surprise me if he was 32.
Even if he was 28 he's been playing top level football in an extremely physical style for almost 15 years so it's unsurprising his body is failing him.
I confess I have long wondered this and been afraid to say anything about it.
You see pictures of him with Celtic when he was "20" and....it's tough to believe.
Like Chancel Mbemba who was sold as a 20 year-old or whatever and later said he thinks he's 27 or something haha.
Vic 100% is not 28 though, I mean, full nt debut at 15? And there are like 20 guys from his academy in the same age range who were caught having faked their ages.
Still a good player but I seriously doubt Southampton and Spurs were unaware of this when buying him
He was brilliant in that season, and was rightly lauded for it, but let's spare a thought for the half-fit shadow of himself Wanyama who became our only option to provide any cover in front of the back four in those City and Ajax ties, gave us absolutely everything he had in the tank, and just about kept the roof from caving in when it threatened to across all four of those games.
Thanks for everything Vic.
ochhail:
I’m more concerned about Poch’s lack of plan B
