The word is deluded.
It’s the classic “he’s shite, I didn’t want him anyway” line.
Like a dude who didn’t get the girl. „I didn’t want her anyway. Her ankles are all chubby and her neck is strange.“
The PR team jump the shark.
The PR team jump the shark.
Why bother doing this as it's only gonna make our fans more frustrated
People believe garbage mate.
There are already otherwise sensible folk in here who’ve persuaded themselves Højlund is a better signing than Kane.
I do believe he offers more in terms of an all around game but obviously Kane's goalscoring and playmaking is exceptional
Not sure what on Earth you’re basing that on…
But hope you’re somehow correct.
How do we know mitten isn't peddling fluff to get clicks anyway.Why bother doing this as it's only gonna make our fans more frustrated
I mean, spending 100m and 300k/w + on a 30 year old is *almost never good business. That's not to say he won't keep it up for another 3-5 years, there are just more sensible moves out there and there's no way to know how it'll turn out, and it happens far more often that those older big money signings don't end up worth it. Kane would be better for the immediate few years of course, but Hojlund is a potential elite CF who can hold the position down long term, which is what they are clearly looking at. We already have a good chunk of key players that will need replacing in 2-3 years. Bruno, Casemiro, Varane...it's not unreasonable to think going for the younger guy who might grow into an elite player is just the better transfer to make rather than going all out for success in the next 2 years and be left with a huge mess to deal with in 2025.People believe garbage mate.
There are already otherwise sensible folk in here who’ve persuaded themselves Højlund is a better signing than Kane.
I mean, spending 100m and 300k/w + on a 30 year old is *almost never good business. That's not to say he won't keep it up for another 3-5 years, there are just more sensible moves out there and there's no way to know how it'll turn out, and it happens far more often that those older big money signings don't end up worth it. Kane would be better for the immediate few years of course, but Hojlund is a potential elite CF who can hold the position down long term, which is what they are clearly looking at. We already have a good chunk of key players that will need replacing in 2-3 years. Bruno, Casemiro, Varane...it's not unreasonable to think going for the younger guy who might grow into an elite player is just the better transfer to make rather than going all out for success in the next 2 years and be left with a huge mess to deal with in 2025.
Hojlund may succeed or fail that's the separate thing but the arguments against Kane's signing which Mitten has alluded to were already discussed and raised by several posters Including me here , so it's not that far fetched to think that Some at United's might have had same reservations and came to similar conclusion.People believe garbage mate.
There are already otherwise sensible folk in here who’ve persuaded themselves Højlund is a better signing than Kane.
I agree.I'm talking in terms of the pressing and running in behind to get on the end of things,obviously all areas need working on but Erik and Benni's coaching will help with that
Hojlund may succeed or fail that's the separate thing but the arguments against Kane's signing which Mitten has alluded to were already discussed and raised by several posters Including me here , so it's not that far fetched to think that Some at United's might have had same reservations and came to similar conclusion.
Right.
I wonder which one ETH would’ve preferred if offered the choice.
See I am not saying ETH prefers Hojland over Kane But just pointing out that some did have reservations about Suitability of Kane for United for various reasons . Just to answer your Question Ten Hag is Ultimate Pragmatist I believe he would have definitely gone for Kane and would have tweaked his system and made it work .Right.
I wonder which one ETH would’ve preferred if offered the choice.
There is a price & wages point at which the potential guy makes more sense than the already elite guy. No idea if it was a case of we just aren't able to do Kane vs we chose to go for Hojlund over Kane at the prices mentioned.Right.
I wonder which one ETH would’ve preferred if offered the choice.
I do believe he offers more in terms of an all around game but obviously Kane's goalscoring and playmaking is exceptional
I mean Haaland wasn’t exactly the young risk type given his goal record prior to joining.There is a price & wages point at which the potential guy makes more sense than the already elite guy. No idea if it was a case of we just aren't able to do Kane vs we chose to go for Hojlund over Kane at the prices mentioned.
Most/almost ever manager would prefer the already elite guy. The club should be able to overrule and make that call on whether we should go for a younger guy. City did it with Haaland rather than stumping up the cash for Kane, worked out great for them.
That is how I would describe your post. I mean youre deluded and a lot of others are deluded by assuming that someones ambition is the same as anothers i.e. win as many trophies as possible. Perhaps just perhaps Kanes ambition was always to win with Spurs which would have meant more than winning a trophy with a club he has no affinity to.
So yeah - perhaps he isnt the one deluded.
Stinks of briefs.
However I think Spurs have identified that losing Kane bringing in Maddison and Veliz can be replaced in the aggregate.
A creator and a beast in the box. Veliz is a very Ange Postecoglou type signing.
If I speak…….
The PR team jump the shark.
If I speak…….
Haha! I’ve already ran a mile!Walk away mate, walk away.
Literally was just a throwaway comment. Infuriating how people run with comments.This is just Andy Mitten sharing anecdotes on a podcast mind - If this was a brief/PR move all the main United journalists would be publishing pieces on this. Think people bashing the club for no reason here
and wait instead till the last day, risking going into the new season without a striker at all? Tottenham has to say YES or NO. Simple as that.Yeah...what could go wrong pressuring Levy and offering him a perfect opportunity to act like the toughest guy around again...