Get your players in the area mate, the penalty's will come.
Bitterness eats from the inside out
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Bitterness eats from the inside out
Get your players in the area mate, the penalty's will come.
Bitterness eats from the inside out
Not unless we wear red shirts!
Yeah, our players never go into the box and yours go in more than any other team in Premier League history. Righto!Get your players in the area mate, the penalty's will come.
Bitterness eats from the inside out
Definitely more attacking than Liverpool and City.
They go in the box and keep falling over. Must be the grass!!!?Yeah, our players never go into the box and yours go in more than any other team in Premier League history. Righto!
Definitely more attacking than Liverpool and City.
All down to bent refs mate, EPL refs, UEFA refs and probably FIFA refs too
Or the colour of the shirt
If your debt was on commercial terms it would probably cost 100m a year in interest and capital which would mean you wouldn’t be able to sign anyone. Debt free you might be worth a billion.Indeed, maybe he'll be short of a few quid!
And of course we'd have so much trouble finding a new owner, and of course no bank would loan a billion pounds to a business that turns over half a billion a year.
Madness!!
Maybe Roman will be on the next episode of "If you can't pay, we'll take it away"
No because our loan is secured and our club is solvent. Chelsea have negative net assets to the tune of half a billion which would make borrowing the money expensive or more likely impossible
Interesting
Football must be so much fun for you.
So in the unlikely event that our owner
a) Goes bankrupt
b) Decides to call in a debt from his own club that he knows cannot be repaid
c) Rather than sell the club and cut his losses
then I will start giving a ****.
I'll take your word on that
If you borrowed £500m to build the ground who paid for the rest of the development?
Does ENIC actually own it and not Spurs?
How are your club on the home grown quotaInteresting
Football must be so much fun for you.
So in the unlikely event that our owner
a) Goes bankrupt
b) Decides to call in a debt from his own club that he knows cannot be repaid
c) Rather than sell the club and cut his losses
then I will start giving a ****.
Weird deal financially though, he only had 1 year left on his contract and they’ve only given him a 2 year deal yet paid £22million for him.
Interesting
Football must be so much fun for you.
So in the unlikely event that our owner
a) Goes bankrupt
b) Decides to call in a debt from his own club that he knows cannot be repaid
c) Rather than sell the club and cut his losses
then I will start giving a ****.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.
There is no set of fans more obsessed with club finances than Spurs. Enic have made far too many Spurs fans care more about balance sheets than trophies and real success. And if you dare mention spending ‘big’ money then the brainwashed copy and paste their usual ‘Leeds, Portsmouth etc’
£22m for someone of that pedigree is good going though, plus the club has the option for a third year. That’s probably about right for a 29 year old as it potentially takes him to 32.
Ooof, Nicolo Zaniolo, who’s been linked to us a couple times in the last 12 months, has apparently done his ACL whilst playing for Italy. He done his ACL back in January too but on the other knee. That’s rough luck man. Feel for the guy. Very talented young player but injuries like that can wreck or severely impact their career.