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Think I am missing something here. I thought a club had to have permission from the other one to talk to the player. So one of two things have happpened. Spurs have made an illegal approach and agreed terms with Morgan or Saints have allowed them to speak to him and then said no. If Morgan was never going to be sold why would they allow discussions?

If it's the latter then I can understand his reaction, the former? Then lets take Spurs on for illegally tapping up.

Even if it's the former: the dirty little secret is that everyone engages in tapping up. There was an article written by an agent (can't remember who) who stated that in most cases, teams contact agents to determine whether their client would be amenable -- and start working on terms -- before they even contact the club. So we're unlikely to take on Spurs, lest other teams take on us for the same.
 
Gastón wasn't one of Poch's favourites in the slightest, either. So obviously fine with coming back from World Cup duty and getting training.

At a game last season a mate of mine asked Gastón why he wasn't getting minutes and he genuinely replied with: "He don't like me."
 
After this window I know one thing for sure, my son will not idolise any player and certainly not get a name of one on his shirt.
That's probably why most clubs change kits every season, the names on the back are outdated.
 
Gastón wasn't one of Poch's favourites in the slightest, either. So obviously fine with coming back from World Cup duty and getting training.

At a game last season a mate of mine asked Gastón why he wasn't getting minutes and he genuinely replied with: "He don't like me."

I really rate him, he's looked very good from what I've seen in pre season and Koeman could be just the man to help him achieve the step from merely good to great. Anybody that pochettino didn't like has got to be a top bloke in my eyes.
 
Gastón wasn't one of Poch's favourites in the slightest, either. So obviously fine with coming back from World Cup duty and getting training.

At a game last season a mate of mine asked Gastón why he wasn't getting minutes and he genuinely replied with: "He don't like me."

Yeah I got that feeling. Probably didn't suit Poch's style too well. I'm surprised he didn't sell him in January to be honest, but I'd love him to be given a final chance this year. It really is make or break for him. We've seen glimmers of it, now I want to see the real Gaston Ramirez.
 
Gastón wasn't one of Poch's favourites in the slightest, either. So obviously fine with coming back from World Cup duty and getting training.

At a game last season a mate of mine asked Gastón why he wasn't getting minutes and he genuinely replied with: "He don't like me."

His agent also said this around Christmas time, I think?
 
Ultimately, Saints have FINALLY taken a stand. However, they've probably taken the stand with the wrong guy, truth be told.

Oh well. Battle lines drawn. :)
 
To be honest I'm less angry with Morgan and Adam than I am with Luke, Dejan and Calum. The former two have contributed massively to the rise of our club and are at the stage of their career where they want a crack at a higher level. They are certainly not the first players to do it, even the Sainted Mickey Channon moved on at one point. Dejan owed us more than just a year of his long contract and Luke and Calum have had the benefit of the club's excellent youth facilities and coaching and have barely repaid the club on the pitch.