Divine. (Devine) Alfie, even.Damn, I meant to start this thread and call it "To Dare is to Didgeridoo"
I'll fix it! I couldn't really come up with anything. I was gonna go dingo-related at one point.Damn, I meant to start this thread and call it "To Dare is to Didgeridoo"
I'm with you on DMF, but I think striker is the next priority (though they need more on the wing as well). Parrott and Scarlett are not ready to compete in the EPL or even Europa. With many more games this year we need another almost-starting level CF to pair with Richy, I think it's the second biggest need.I like the Timo deal. I don't know any Spurs fans who were disappointed by Timo and didn't want him back at that good price (mostly just wages since it's a loan with option). He's incredibly good at taking on defenders and is a good crosser. We don't really need much more from the position, especially if he's a rotation option (behind Son). It's good squad depth, although it does mean we need to move some players out.
Gil should very much be gone. Solomon should be sold or go out on loan--I don't see a world where he starts over Son, Deki, Johnson, or Werner. Everything in the news indicates Spurs are looking for a big upgrade on the wing, with the 'dribbly winger' profile emphasized.
In the middle, either Veliz or Parrott should back up Richy, and the other should be sold/loaned. If Richy is sold, then obviously a CF option needs to be brought in. Parrott and Scarlett should get looks.
At AMF, I expect GLC to be sold to Spain. I'm not sure if Bergvall is considered an AMF or CMF, but I'd expect them to bring in an established backup unless they're ready to give Donley a real look.
At CMF, Tanguy will be sold/loaned and we will all curse his name, as is tradition. I think PEH will get a good move since he only has 1 year left on his deal and is a solid player (fight me). Ben10 and Sarr are your presumed starters, with Bergvall as a backup. Maybe Skipp as well? Have to think they bring in another player to soak up PEH's minutes and ideally push either Ben10 or Sarr down a slot. Maybe Nile John is ready for a call up?
At DMF, it's Yves and...no one. Desperate need here.
The backline seems pretty settled other than backups. The only rotation option I expect to remain is Davies. Adios to Spence, Emerson, Reggie, and Japh. CB actually has a mini crunch, with Rodon and Phillips returning from loans. Dorrington probably a year or 2 away still.
IMO, the biggest priority this offseason is getting a DMF better than Yves to push him down a rung and build depth. Next biggest priority is improving the frontline with a starter quality player coming in, ideally on the wing. Beyond that, outgoings are more important, and building depth, especially at FB.
Article mentions Gallagher and Isak.They now want to identify a defensive midfielder and a versatile wide forward who can play at centre forward.
Spurs will also move for players depending on departures. If Emerson Royal leaves, they will focus on a right-back. If they lose Ben Davies, they will go for a left centre-back or a left-back. If Giovani Lo Celso leaves, Spurs will target an attacking midfielder.
I don't think he really regained form by the end of the season and that squad spot is pretty valuable to Southgate if he doesn't like what he sees. Poor Gareth, he'll have to do with Jude, Foden, Palmer, Eze, et al.So I’m guessing that our Spurs fans will be relieved that he won’t aggravate his injuries…
View: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1798595677389480120
Maddison out of Euro squad
He had regained form by the end of the season, yes? Seems to be a controversial decision among England supporters, lots of complaints about Southgate. I don’t think he gets a lot of time ahead of Bellingham, Gallagher, etc anyway.
Same, same. However I feel about transfers happening now I just think about this one and realize I don't know anything anyway.View: https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/1800883520551657653
I have never been more wrong about a player than I was about Ndombele.
QFT [on behalf of the entire fan base]View: https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/1800883520551657653
I have never been more wrong about a player than I was about Ndombele.
All the chatter on him has been he goes right into the first team squad, so I would actually be surprised if that happens. Maybe in January if he's pulling up zero trees and needs real minutes somewhere.Bergvall likely headed out on loan somewhere. Certainly a lot of kids being brought in to the fold, which makes sense. Spurs academy really does not produce first-team quality players and its a real problem.
Yeah, part of this was that he was going to the first team.All the chatter on him has been he goes right into the first team squad, so I would actually be surprised if that happens. Maybe in January if he's pulling up zero trees and needs real minutes somewhere.
We'll see.Tottenham are looking forward to having Bergvall arrive in the summer and Ange Postecoglou told football.london that while there is a lot of excitement around the teenager, he will have time to develop and adapt at his own pace within the first team squad.
Though Gray left no doubt he was happy to remain at Leeds and that option was a possibility, there was frustration among those close to Gray about how the situation was handled and the pressure it created. The deal made business sense to Leeds under the circumstances.
The midfielder woke up on Sunday morning needing to make a big decision. After his conversations with Leeds, he told them to reject Brentford’s offer. They were only able to do so because Gray did not want to move to Brentford. By mid-morning on Sunday, he was on his way to speak with Spurs in person. Conversations between his camp and Tottenham had got them to a place where both sides were happy with the terms being offered. It meant Brentford were about to lose out on a player to Spurs for the second summer in a row — Gray following Brennan Johnson to north London rather than west.
Bergvall likely headed out on loan somewhere. Certainly a lot of kids being brought in to the fold, which makes sense. Spurs academy really does not produce first-team quality players and its a real problem.
Agree with Jimi here. He should get minutes spelling Madders and the 8s (whoever's left of Sarr, Ben10, GLC, etc.).All the chatter on him has been he goes right into the first team squad, so I would actually be surprised if that happens. Maybe in January if he's pulling up zero trees and needs real minutes somewhere.
Eh, I like GLC, but he's never going to be a part of anything here. He's perpetually injured. 20 million seems like a lot, but we're going to get like 12 for PEH, so...Gio + £20M for Ramsey? Seems like lot of cash to staple to the WC and Copa champ (age notwithstanding).
Is D'jed Spence back in Spurs plans of the Hearts friendly? Would fill an area of need.
Right on, good for him. He deserves full time football and he showed at the Euros he can play better in a more suited system than at Spurs. A perpetually underrated player who was overworked by 3 different managers.
Sounds like more like 57M and some add ons.Ornstein has Solanke coming to Spurs, pending a medical. Spurs agreed to pay the 65 million pound release clause.
His intelligence off the ball provides Iraola’s high press with the perfect outlet, resulting in goalscoring opportunities. Standing at just over 6’2, his ability with his feet has been a more polished side of Solanke’s game, simply because of how technically adept he can be on the ball, but his aerial prowess and dominance have also seen a significant improvement. Whether through open or set play, his fortitude in the air is particularly important for games where they can’t play through their opponents.
I don't consider it out of nowhere, except to the extent that we weren't hearing rumors. They were likely in the hunt for Eze and Neto, so they clearly wanted another attacking player.Out of nowhere transfer: