croadyman
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He is definitely another player which divides opinion in this fanbase. Probably getting those leeches out is only thing we are united on (excuse the pun)
We arent going to sign him, only because levy wont let him go. He'll hold him to his contract till next summer then lose him on a free. Levy has already said he regrets selling kyle walker to city and wouldnt do business with a top 6 club again for one of his players.He is definitely another player which divides opinion in this fanbase. Probably getting those leeches out is only thing we are united on (excuse the pun)
Yeah that was long time ago in 2017 which was 6 years ago. A full back for 50m in 2017 market. Levy will demand more than double of that for Kane in today's market I think.Kyle Walker.
Anybody who doesn’t want Kane is a halfwit.
Enjoy another five years in obscurity, boys.
No, that it called the strawman fallacy. We won't challenge for them in the short term, and a quick fix rushed attempt will set us back years.In other words (according to you) Utd may as well forget about challenging City ….just continue being second rate at best?
It was a weak PL season and Carrick was voted best player by the players. Kane has scored a lot more goals, for a worse team, and has a better overall game.RvP gift-wrapped the premier league title for his team. Kane bottled a CL final, among other things.
City have never spent that kind of money.City will sign Kane as back up to Haaland with all the money they’ll get from winning the PL and CL.
Can definitely see United signing Ohsimen if you can sort out the ownership. Otherwise it might be a pretty hard summer for you guys. Can’t see the Glazers going big if they’re legitimately trying to sell the club.
City have never spent that kind of money.
Oh yea Grealish, Haaland was a lot cheaper, not an expensive buy.Eh? Grealish? Haaland?
What is the lottery number?How can you be so sure about something 4 in years into the future?Hate to say this but City don't go near these types of players at 30, and not at 100 million. This could be a Sanchez again and all of a sudden, we say he is getting old. If we paid 100 million four years ago, definitely. This will be another silly recruiting error FOR long term. Paying a 34 year old striker in 4 years time 250-300k a week. No way!! This ship has passed.
Don't bet on that.Greenwood won’t be coming back.
RVN had a beef with Ronaldo, who is the future that SAF then immediately built the team around.Kinda forgot, why did Fergie get rid of RVN or Berba again?
RVN had a beef with Ronaldo, who is the future that SAF then immediately built the team around.
Berbatov flopped. He never really fit the way we played especially when we became more counter attack.
Injury and the change in attacking approach partially had a influence. However, RVN was still too good to ditch where Ole was not the same after coming back (out for most of previous season) and Smith had a leg break and had became permacrock by then. Saha was injury prone. We didn't have a good back up. Once Saha became a permacrock during the season; we had to loan Henrik Larson for couple months. Smith, Ole, Larsson couldn't be compared to RVN at this time.Thanks.
I thought because those two became slower (RVN because of injury) thus slowing down our attack.
Yes, but it won’t be, it would be much higher than that for usShould we go for him if the price is like 60m?
No way Levy sanctions that move after the season they've had. They'd sooner sell to us for a lower fee.Some Chelsea supporting mates are adamant he wants to stay in London for personal reasons, family I guess, they said they would be certs to sign him only for the FFP issues, Poch joining has only made them more certain of it.
He was desperate to join City a couple of years back so I doubt this is much of an issue. He’d still have a Spurs legacy if he joined us, it’d be destroyed if he went to Chelsea.Some Chelsea supporting mates are adamant he wants to stay in London for personal reasons, family I guess, they said they would be certs to sign him only for the FFP issues, Poch joining has only made them more certain of it.
Haaland isn't available and Osimhen is likely going to cost more. My point is a player with Kanes fitness record and longevity (he doesn't rely on pace or explosive play to make his impact) is well worth the fee.Would Haaland and Osimhen be bad signings for our attack because they're not "established experience"? It's about quality, not age, there's no benefit to being 30+. Kane would offer something to us because he's a good player, not because he's about to hit 30. He'd have been a better signing when he was 24 despite not being as experienced.
Lewa, Benzema, Ibra are a few examples of players carrying on well into their 30s.The point is, some players over 30 drop a level, some drop several levels. We only have to look at Matic, Sanchez, Rooney, RVP in our recent history who dropped off a cliff at a relatively young age. Sometimes you get lucky and they last a bit longer, but it's not predictable who will last and when their time will come.
We aren't though. As I said we need one CM for this summer, Kane can come and make an impact over a few seasons, and we have a young midfield and young wingers.You don't want to simultaneously fill your first team with a lot of 30+ players because great teams are mostly built of players in their physical prime, and they're in danger of declining simultaneously, leaving you with a major rebuild.
You could argue Liverpool have just suffered a bit from age profile of certain parts of their squad this season where they've gone from title contenders to top 4 contenders.
Fairly sure Kane will want out.Even if we have the money , a lot will depend on Kane if he wants the move. He will have to force Levy's hand. Levy has already said he isn't selling Kane to us.
Yeah that was long time ago in 2017 which was 6 years ago. A full back for 50m in 2017 market. Levy will demand more than double of that for Kane in today's market I think.
It's very rare though, sold only 1 player to his fellow top 6 team in the past 6 years.
I said Levy won’t sell to PL club, when I said that, I was referring to Kane. We have to put ridiculous amount like more than 100m to convince Levy. Levy has this habit to make things difficult to the PL team buyers.Your right if you leave out context.
You said he doesn’t sell to rivals. Who else did they sell that was making a progressive move where he shifted them abroad instead of England?
Harry Kane he refused to sell for less than £150m to City. Then who? Most players that have left haven’t been targets for top English clubs. You’re referring to Bale and Modric and that was before Kyle Walker. Even Gareth Bale if reports where true would have been sold to us if he didn’t have his heart set on Madrid.
If that’s the case, he would have sell Kane to city in 2021. The guy doesn’t think about rebuild. He just see Kane and Son as his superstar and he wants the manager to build a team around those two.Levy is in a weak position and knows they need a big rebuild. He isn’t turning down 80m from us to see him leave for free.
You’ll see a bit more media optics from Levy this summer imo that involves early moves etc
But this is different, now it’s Levy’s neck on the line.If that’s the case, he would have sell Kane to city in 2021. The guy doesn’t think about rebuild. He just see Kane and Son as his superstar and he wants the manager to build a team around those two.
Trying to suggest that us signing him now is similar to City signing him 2 years ago from the contractual position is really silly. That 2 year period represents 40-50% of his likely deal!What is the lottery number?How can you be so sure about something 4 in years into the future?
City tried to sign Kane 2 summers ago. Had Levy allowed, you think City had offered Kane 2 year contract? It's not like he has declined. Had City not signed Haaland, they could very well go back to get him. Not saying Kanemis Benzema, but Benzema won his Balon d'Or at 34 year of age.
City tried to get Sanchez. Messi tried to leave Barcelona to Man City was very much a thing in summer 2020 too.
We will see. He’s stubborn one and likes to make things difficult.But this is different, now it’s Levy’s neck on the line.
He isn't just executive at Tottenham he is owner I believe he will be fine whatever decision he makes .But this is different, now it’s Levy’s neck on the line.