Good morning where you are.
I’m waiting to see which house featuring a combination of the letters and numbers in my postcode Yodel choose to deliver my parcel to.
PSV’s technical director Marcel Brands told Fox Sports:
Last winter, PSG tried to buy Memphis Depay. Today, there are three big clubs. We have been contacted by Manchester United, but no talks yet, PSG, and Tottenham have offered €20m last summer.
Now we expect to discuss higher amounts for Memphis. In this situation, it is very important for us to discuss at the moment. He will choose, and then we’ll talk to the club chosen by Memphis.”
In the same interview, Brands quoted MUFC as offering €25million for the lad.
If the suggestion is that they see the price heading north, I can’t see Memphis in a Spurs shirt anytime soon.
Anyone still believing that Pochettino isn’t the man for the job and we need to persevere with this gang of Bertie Bassett mis-shapes, is experiencing a very strange form of denial.
The world has changed and players need to be identified that can hit the ground running. Diego Costa hasn’t been fannying about trying ‘find his feet’ and ‘acclimatising’ to being in England. We need to stop this policy of recruiting mummy’s boys and build a bloody team worth watching.
Build a team worth paying through the nose to watch.
Levy & Co have built a business model that pays it’s bills but if you want to enjoy a game of football, you’ll need to go elsewhere.
It is not overstating matters to say that where we are now is a the point where Levy needs to sh*t or get off the pot. We need to remove at least 6 players from the squad if we are to make any progress next season – and if that is at a loss – then so be it.
The mummy’s boy thing isn’t a frustrated dig, it’s a comment born out of experience. THFC haven’t bought anyone with a spine since Klinsmann. It’s been mooted that the Chairman has a soft spot for Azz Blud, one of the biggest fairies we’ve ever employed.
It’s obvious to me that he message from above is don’t sign anyone Frank Spencer couldn’t beat in a fight.
