Yeah totally agree
Harry Kane | Bayern Munich player
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Yeah totally agree
Oh yeah they can't wait to stick knife in over it,will be saying it constantly in our first game against Wolves if he has gone by then
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Problem is kane is too much of a pussy to put in an official transfer request, over fears of upsetting the spurs fanbase and ruining his standing with them. Cant speak for spurs fans but surely getting £100mil for your 30 year old striker is better than him leaving on a free?
Also if you put in an official transfer request, you forefit "loyalty" bonuses due etc.
A part of me wants Bayern to very publicly pull out of this deal citing Levy as being impossible to negotiate with. At this point he must be doing more harm than good to Spurs' reputation in the transfer market. They're obviously already known to be difficult to deal with but a club the stature of Bayern calling that egomaniac out over this Kane saga would ruin their ability to attract quality players. Anyone that goes there knows they're never leaving.
Levy is infamous and notorious already - I don't think Bayern calling him out would make a blind bit of difference.
Players go to Spurs with the belief things will be different for them despite what's gone on in the past. There's also the fact Spurs are a certain calibre of club who, by name alone, are an enticing prospect for a fair amount of the footballing world; in regards to the elite prospects, they haven't looked Spurs' way in years, so this Levy stuff is neither here nor there - special talents simply don't look Spurs' way, opting for clubs whose business model actually caters for developing and moving them on to bigger clubs succinctly.
Levy is an island in a very unique position.
What happened to the deadline.
Extended to the 'weekend', although of course there are the inevitable whispers saying that Spurs have already accepted it, subject to minor details...
I think going forward, any player signing for Spurs would be stupid not to demand a reasonable release clause in their contract.
Fabrizio Romano on Harry Kane: “The bosses at Bayern wanted an answer to their new bid by midnight on Friday, but it never came, which has left the people in Munich not happy with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy. They remain confident of getting a deal done and will insist on bringing Kane to Germany. The conversation remains ongoing and Bayern feel it can be handled over the weekend, but they are still waiting for Daniel Levy’s answer regarding the bid. At the moment, the reality is that the deal is still on but of course, it’s one to follow hour by hour.”
Source: twitter.com/ChrisCowlin/status/1687747477544333315
=> This guy - Levy - is a pain in the ass. I'd say even a bit unprofessional.
Source: twitter.com/ChrisCowlin/status/1687747477544333315
=> This guy - Levy - is a pain in the ass. I'd say even a bit unprofessional.
Bayern trying to set deadlines 
Bayern trying to set deadlines
Tottenham can say YES or NO, but not saying anything at all?
Levy dragging them around by the nose.Bayern trying to set deadlines
Think he will move, Spurs would be dumb not to take the offer. It is a good one.
They will look for replacements and haggle a bit on the conditions before agreeing.
They will look for replacements and haggle a bit on the conditions before agreeing.
The offer is sincerely good. Question is if Kane is into it or not?
kane has agreed to terms with bayern weeks ago mate
what kind of team manager goes on vacation near the end of the tranfers window
It also begs the question, if you’re a player with any ambition why would you go to spurs when you have a chairman like Levy who has never won anything. Levy is a fool and none of this enhances his reputation. The smart footballing person would sell and rebuild the squad not desperately beg a player who’s never been interested in extending his contract.
Did the club confirm that or just various rumors?
Just sign him Bayern and stop giving us false hope of getting him on a free next summer
Reported by numerous sources both in london and munich. Reading between the lines, every insider seems to think the deal is going to happen.
"Kickers" Georg Holzner says Levy delays the negotiations to win time to seal as many incoming deals as possible. Public knowledge off him having 100mio more in his chest would weaken his position. Both teams enter the official season end of next week, o expect it to be official until then.
Don't know why he just doesn't accept now
Bayern and Tottenham wouldn’t be speaking with each other had Kane not given Bayern his okay to join.
Exactly so just announce agreed deal
Media will be absolutely unbearable about us not paying that bit extra to sign him. Happy to conveniently ignore what an absolute fecking nightmare Levy is to deal with
Reminds me of United and Dortmund on the ‘deadlines‘ over Sancho the year when we tried to sign him. Is this a German thing, them and their silly deadlines?
It's not the transfer fee that's the problem, it's Kane's wages.
God I fecking hate Bayern, such an arrogant bunch of cnuts.
If I'm Kane I actually hate Daniel Levy, he's given amazing service to Tottenham and they've never delivered. He's had his contracts and he's doing what's his right, which is running his last year down.
Levy knows full well he's going regardless, why be so controlling, why not let the last go for 70-80 million and use that money towards a top level striker. Instead he's potentially going to lose him for nothing.
It's just madness.
Levy knows full well he's going regardless, why be so controlling, why not let the last go for 70-80 million and use that money towards a top level striker. Instead he's potentially going to lose him for nothing.
It's just madness.
He will finally buckle this time
How much truth in those wage demands?
People have discussed this before - Bayern are not exactly chomping to pay those wages , but it isn't outside of their usual practice in recent years re. their top category of player (Lewa, Muller, Neuer, Mane, maybe Kimmich ). It's always been about containing how much they have to pay upfront in transfer fees so they, presumably, don't get seen as easy marks, as well as probably other accounting-based reasons (they've definitely got the cash from prize, commercial revenue, domming the bundesliga etc). They're very parsimonious in that regard compared with barca and the rest.
In this case, however, they need a dead cert no.9 post-Lewa to really push for latter stages of the CL and keep Bundesliga fight less stressful etc, so they might just pay something close to the full 100. Wages i'm 99% sure won't be that much of an issue.
The arrogance here lies with levy. He sees that as a way to flex his muscles, deadlines? I’ll ignore that to show I’m in charge.. surely it’s better for his club the sooner unless the rumours is he’s trying to sign replacements before the money comes in, but how stupid does he think other clubs are? They know it’s coming in and beyond that spurs are known to have spending power
Levy was supposedly told by Kane's camp that Kane would sign a new deal if no move materialises. He really has no reason to accept any bid. Putting a deadline on a €100M bid is pointless - if they can keep Kane they obviously choose that every day of the week.
Levy is a knob but Bayern are a a bunch of cnuts, they constantly brazenly tap up players with execs at the club talking openly about other clubs players, and think the whole world should bend over for them and do what they’re want just because the rest of their own league does.
Who knows but reportedly Spurs were willing to offer 20m£ a year / 400k a week... Surely he can easily pretend somewhere in that range (18-25m€) and would be a mark to accept less even playing up the good employee modesty to its maximum. That seems consistent with what we know in general about top forwards emoluments.
Ultimatums sound really dumb in that context, especially so if you're not following up on them. I get that Bayern may feel frustrated by the whole process but if they're not walking off after setting a deadline -taking reports at face value- they appear more desperate than anything. There's not a lot of other options they can realistically say they're pursuing (doubly so with Kolo Muani being in supposedly good talks with PSG) or fall back on. I guess Osimhen is still there ? Not sure you'd get him at a lower fee (even if lower wages in the long run).
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For once I kinda appreciate levy being an arrogant knobhead.
City most definitely is. They are and are going to be for as long as Pep is there basically the favourites every year.
2020 was 3 years ago when was United's last relevant CL period?
Spurs beat City at home literally every single year. They don't even score. It's nothing fancy, at least in my eyes.