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he should pay up.
I've said it before on here but i think we missed out with Cahill. Yeah, he was asking silly money in january but we could've had him last summer if we'd stumped up the cash. What could have strengthened us actually strengthened chelsea and look how that panned out for us!
 
spurfectionist said:
he should pay up.
I've said it before on here but i think we missed out with Cahill. Yeah, he was asking silly money in january but we could've had him last summer if we'd stumped up the cash. What could have strengthened us actually strengthened chelsea and look how that panned out for us!
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pretty much said exactly the same thing in another post the other day Spurfect. we decided to say "no" for the sake of a couple of mill, and Cahill has gone onto be superb for Chelsea ever since Jan. hopefully levy won't make the same mistake on any player this summer!
 
Cant we give Ajax Khumalo or Bassong to grease the wheels a bit, we need to get this deal done and give everybody a much needed lift.
 
Latest on Vertonghen from Goal.com, bu it is quoting the player himself.
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Jan Vertonghen has his heart set on joining “amazing” Tottenham and has admitted he will have to be patient to secure his dream move.
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Vertonghen told Goal.com on Thursday night that he is in limbo while Spurs chairman Daniel Levy continues to negotiate a fee with Ajax.

“I’m just waiting for it to be done,” said Vertonghen. “I understand the situation and I have to be patient. I am not at the Euros but I hope it will be done soon after.

“There are still other clubs interested but I will wait. Tottenham is an amazing club and are the team I like to join the most.” *


“Does it matter that Tottenham are in the Europa League? No, not that much. You don’t just join for one season" - Jan Vertonghen
The Belgian centre-back has already agreed personal terms with Spurs after a trip to London in which he was shown around the club’s new training centre in Enfield and was a guest at their last match of the season, a 2-0 home win over Fulham.

However, the transfer has hit a snag over the Dutch club’s £12.1 million asking price, with Tottenham unwilling to offer more than £9.6m for the defender who has just a year remaining on his contract.

“I am not aware if Ajax are asking too much or not,” added Vertonghen. “I don’t know what they are asking. I am not part of the negotiation.

“Mr Levy was in Amsterdam on Monday and is talking to Ajax and my manager. When they have an agreement they will let me know and I can move.”

The 25-year-old, who was named Eredivisie Player of the Year for his contribution to Ajax’s title triumph, says his desire to move to White Hart Lane has not been changed by events in Munich on Saturday night, when Chelsea’s Champions League triumph relegated Spurs to the Europa League next season.

“Does it matter that Tottenham are in the Europa League? No, not that much,” said Vertonghen. “You don’t just join for one season.”

Spurs made an official move for the Belgian at the start of this month, having failed with an attempt to sign him in January. Vertonghen has chosen Spurs as his preferred destination ahead of other suitors, including Arsenal and Newcastle United.

The centre-back is preparing to captain Belgium in a friendly against Montenegro on Friday night and will then make the trip to Wembley to face England in a friendly eight days later.

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I don't understand what you mean? I've cut and pasted the article from Goal.com. He's quoted as saying that it's Spurs he definitely wants to join, and that he's prepared to wait. He's not worried about lack of CL football this year, as he says " I'm not joining for one year"
 
Vega was cool. He had that claw, that mask and that curly hair.
Actually, i might be mixing up my Vegas here.

I seriousness though, i thought Vega was a decent player. Or was the Popescu? One of them was ok i'm sure of it. Could play defensive midfield too.
 
spurfectionist said:
I seriousness though, i thought Vega was a decent player. Or was the Popescu? One of them was ok i'm sure of it. Could play defensive midfield too.
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Popescu - forever cherished by Spurs fans for scoring the winning penalty in the 2000 UEFA Cup final against That Lot From Down The Road.

Back to Vertonghen - anyone else worried that, with us offering £9.6m and Ajax hoping for £12.1m, our next bid will be £10.85m?
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
Vertonghen: £12.1m
Ramon Vega: £3.75m

I think we can agree that Vertonghen is more than three times the defender Vega ever was!
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That would make my value about £2m though, Croydon!

You're definitely thinking of Popescu, Spurfectionist.
He was an exceptional defender, just not while he was at Spurs.
Our dire tactics didn't help him one bit, though.

Still, he scored the winning penalty in the 1999/2000 UEFA Cup final between Galatasaray and Arsenal, so it worked out well in the end! <laugh>

[video=youtube;rQlzLZmYdgA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQlzLZmYdgA[/video]
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
Popescu - forever cherished by Spurs fans for scoring the winning penalty in the 2000 UEFA Cup final against That Lot From Down The Road.

Back to Vertonghen - anyone else worried that, with us offering £9.6m and Ajax hoping for £12.1m, our next bid will be £10.85m?
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Ok, i'll bite. I don't get it.
 
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