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Sanchez, Aurier, Barkley

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The work permit for Davinson Sanchez has arrived and he is available to face Burnley on Sunday, although it is unlikely he will start having only has 3 training sessions with the team.

Tottenham had already begun the process of obtaining a work permit for Serge Aurier so that should arrive next week. There is an international break though so the first game he will be available for is Everton at Goodison Park on September 9.

Why are some people moaning about Ross Barkley taking so long and blaming Levy, the guy is injured. it makes perfect sense to buy him and give our medical staff something to do! Walker was out for a year with a groin injury, Rose has been out 6 months with an ankle injury, Lamela a year with hip injuries. We need to know exactly where he stands fitness wise and we can wait as late as we have to this window to get him as cheap as possible.

he wants Spurs so it makes no difference that the Sun are guessing and inventing a story about Chelsea talking with Chelsea after the game. Every club talks to the other club after a game. They can make a great offer to Everton and it won't make a blind bit of difference if he is interested in improving his game and feels Pochettino is the man to do it.


COYS
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8 comments

  1. Looks like Wimmer, KWP (loan), Sissoko and potentially Nkoudou will be making way.

    Lads, It's tottenham
    • What do you mean by lad's it's Tottenham? They all sound like good business.
    • I think you have the Wimmer situation back to front. He was walking away and that's WHY another's been brought in.

      I believe KWP is ready to fight for his place in the team ATM. Don't expect him to go.

      Sissoko was on his way from half way through last season. They can't say it publicly as that will affect the price, but the writing's on the wall, and writ large to boot.

      N'Koudou I'm not sure about. Can he show enough? he's changed his attitude somewhat, but was it too little too late? We'll see soon enough I expect.

      COYS!!
  2. Not moaning but am always amazed why Tottenham transfers are always a saga rather than a straightforward transaction. Every transfer we are involved in has an undercurrent which makes it an on off sage Why? It is not the same with other clubs not for every transfer maybe some but unlike Spurs whose every transfer has problems. Why? I really don't understand
  3. Jansen is going for sure. . ITK it's just stalled due to price, we want 5mil more than being offered.
  4. Jansen is going for sure. . ITK it's just stalled due to price, we want 5mil more than being offered.
  5. Stupid if we sell Janssen. He has a lot to offer the team, even if goals have been short, plus he'll improve, score more and probably have his break-out season this year. Wimmer going makes total sense all round. Not sure KWP should go on loan immediately (needs to hang around the squad and work on fitness/strength, plus we might need him). Sissoko, I'm not bothered if he goes or not. If someone offers £20m then yes ..but they won't! He could play cameos for us this season, and who knows? ..he might even come on and change a game or two, as well as score the odd goal. He has undoubted talent ..just needs to turn up a little bit more. I'd like to see Barkley come in for say, £25m ..but no more. Nkoudou? A bit underwhelming like Nyje was, so again, not bothered if he goes or stays. Aurier? For £23m? I love everyone saying it's good business. The only club laughing are PSG. Do you think Spurs could sell a 3rd choice player for £23m?? But hey, we need s…
  6. I'm with CBW on the Janssen issue. Now would be a foolish time to sell him. We have no-one to come in and replace him that I'm aware of. Leaving ourselves short by selling is clearly not how we generally go about things.

    As for the idea that our transfers are more complicated, there may be some truth in that. It seems to me though, that we generally do better with less than other clubs that haggle and plan less. Maybe it's as simple as that. We have a team at the helm that can handle multiple balls in the air at the same time; Getting the best out of each situation, both singly and in dependent groups (IE. When the result of one transfer materially affects one of the others).

    COYS!!