Spurs Summer Transfer Window Day 77
Fear is the instinctive preparation for resistance.
Resistance isn't support.
Accept your fears, release the past and be a more courageous person.
Fear is your gateway to fearlessness.
You only have one life so you should make it a happy one, hence why you block the perennial unhappy, no point getting dragged down to their miserable level.
The fact they are protesting tells you they are people you don't need to listen to.
You have the power the change your life, the way you think.
You are not going to change Spurs, far better to understand and have a healthier outlook than letting your insecurities and jealousy rule you.
You could call this a road map for the anti fan to a better, more fulfilling life.
Fear, anxiety, laziness are all natural human traits that you either fall in line with or, if you want to be successful, you harness or change.
That takes effort, most are not prepared to put that effort in.
You see social media full of these people, barely able to say a supporting word about Spurs, even when, as we know there is much to support.
They are basically running on auto-pilot, but there is a practical, attainable path out of this fear led life.
An entrepreneur is not worried by failure in the slightest, it is a part of being successful, indeed it often takes many failure before success appears.
UEFA Champions League
The draw for the UEFA Champions League group stages takes place today, the 68th season of European football competition.UEFA Champions League Pots
The UEFA Champions League pots from which the groups will be drawn.Seeded
Real Madrid (Spain)
Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)
Manchester City (England)
Milan (Italy)
Bayern Munich (Germany)
Paris Saint-Germain (France)
Porto (Portugal)
Ajax (Netherlands)
Pot 2
Liverpool (England)
Chelsea (England)
Barcelona (Spain)
Juventus (Italy)
Atlético Madrid (Spain)
Seville (Spain)
RB Leipzig (Germany)
Tottenham Hotspur (England)
Pot 3
Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
Salzburg (Austria)
Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine)
Inter (Italy)
Napoli (Italy)
Sporting CP (Portugal)
Bayer Leverkusen (Germany)
Benfica (Portugal)
Pot 4
Marseille (France)
Viktoria Plzen (Czech Rep.)
Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
Brugge (Belgium)
Celtic (Scotland)
Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia)
FC Copenaghen (Denmark)
Rangers (Scotland)
Champions League Match Dates
Matchday 1: 6/7 September
Matchday 2: 13/14 September
Matchday 3: 4/5 October
Matchday 4: 11/12 October
Matchday 5: 25/26 October
Matchday 6: 1/2 November
Matchday 2: 13/14 September
Matchday 3: 4/5 October
Matchday 4: 11/12 October
Matchday 5: 25/26 October
Matchday 6: 1/2 November
League Cup Draw
The League Cup Third Round Draw has taken place and Tottenham Hotspur will play Nottingham Forest away.
There are 32 teams left at this stage of the competition.
The League Cup third round is scheduled to be played the week commencing Monday 7th November, just before the Premier League has a mid-season break for the Qatar World Cup.
- Bristol City vs Lincoln City
- Manchester City vs Chelsea
- Stevenage vs Charlton Athletic
- MK Dons vs Morecambe
- Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace
- Southampton vs Sheffield Wednesday
- Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Leicester City vs Newport County
- Wolves vs Leeds
- Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham Hotspur
- Manchester United vs Aston Villa
- Bournemouth vs Everton
- Liverpool vs Derby County
- West Ham United vs Blackburn
- Burnley vs Crawley Town
- Brentford vs Gillingham
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Sergio Reguilón
Sergio Reguilón is obviously waiting for Barcelona or a UEFA Champions League club in the hope that such a move comes off and will no doubt arrange something else in the last couple of days it seems.
There has been plenty of interest in him but his wages are a stumbling block for most clubs and Tottenham are insisting upon a sale or a loan with an obligation to buy.
He has a contract until 2025 so we do have some leeway to sell him next summer and Spurs transfer policy this summer has been to seek the ideal, to wait until late in the window to see if someone buys a player and then resort to a loan as a fall back option.
Unfortunately that seems to be the case with almost every player with fees received only for Cameron Carter-Vickers and Steven Bergwijn, excluding any loan fees received.
Lazio are interested in him but not in his wages and Reguilón is reluctant to lower them, so again, another loan option with Spurs paying part of his salary.
Does he think Conte will give in and pick him in the Premier League squad and allow him to train with the first team?
There is no place in the Champions League squad when we make another non-English Football Association trained purchase, as we surely will.
Complicating matters is that Reguilón is injured and out for another three weeks.
Memphis Depay
The delay in the move of Memphis Depay from Barcelona to Juventus is over his wages, he is demanding too much, which would rather suggest he was never a real target for Spurs but just someone offered to Fabio Paratici that he looked into.
Michael Olise
Tottenham will monitor 20-year-old (21 in December) Michael Olise this season, the young Crystal Palace midfielder.
The 86% left-footed was born in England but plays for the French U-21 team.
Harry Winks
Former England international Harry Winks, who by his on admission lost form, has been offered to Roma, now managed by former Tottenham boss José Mourinho.
Spurs have offered him on loan with an option to buy, having not managed to sell him yet.
Roma's new signing Georginio Wijnaldum has suffered a broken leg so they need a replacement while keeping costs down.
Sampdoria are the latest to show an interest in him and the two clubs have all but agreed a deal.
An offer has been made to Winks but he wants to wait for a Premier League club for a few more days.
Tetê
Fabio Paratici has submitted a bid for Lyon midfielder Tetê, ho is on loan from Ukrainian Premier League club Shakhtar Donetsk.
The 22-year-old (23 next February) Brazilian U-23 international left-footed right winger was only sent out on loan in March.
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If am not wrong Sergio is on £53k pr week and it doesnt sound as such big wagesFabio prefers the outgoings to be sold and not send in loan- unfo we are not so lucky. I hoped for one more jncoming in the range of Richy(£50m) but it seems we are aiming at Malinovsky or Adama and some low-key CB.Finding a competition for Dier is difficult as that CB has to lead the line,give instructions to the other CBs, to have exp as CCB , someone like De Vrij but we wont be able to get such a player