Ole'sattheWheel
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I don't feel as though he's a "city" signing. Maybe wishful thinking from me but I just don't see them paying that sort of fee for a CF who is 28
I would say no if it means we don't strengthen the areas in more need. This is what we have been doing the last 10 years. Looking to make the marquee signing who is the last piece of the jigsaw and not fix the foundations.
Look if we can get a CB, CDM and Kane, great go at it. But mark my words, if the only business we do over the summer is Kane coming in then we won't finish any better than this year.
100 million plus Lingard. Get it done Ed(win)
It looks like Levy promised him he could leave last year.I personally doubt he will leave. Levy will demand a massive fee, and Kane still has 3 more yrs on his contract and is not the sort that throws toys out of the pram.
You can never trust Levy.It looks like Levy promised him he could leave last year.
Maybe, but not at any price. They didn't agree on a release fee and Levy will always say the offers received are too low and unacceptable. Spurs have a huge stadium debt and they will demand top dollar for their most prized asset, since they will also need to replace him and rebuild the squad.It looks like Levy promised him he could leave last year.
You're right, it would push them even further out of our orbit but I don't think we should be occupying ourselves with City's plans right now.In isolation whether we sign Kane or not doesn't particularly bother me, even though I think CF is an issue for us. It's not like we don't have other issues, after all.
However, the thought of City signing Kane does worry me. They are currently better than us and the goal is to overtake them next season. That becomes a hell of a lot harder if they fix the glaring fault in their side by bringing in the league's top CF.
We can close some of the gap by strengthening other positions, like CB or CM. But I struggle to see those improvements having a greater impact than Kane arriving as CF in City's team would.
You have no idea what they agreedMaybe, but not at any price. They didn't agree on a release fee and Levy will always say the offers received are too low and unacceptable.
We would if we knew martial was off...
I would say no if it means we don't strengthen the areas in more need. This is what we have been doing the last 10 years. Looking to make the marquee signing who is the last piece of the jigsaw and not fix the foundations.
Look if we can get a CB, CDM and Kane, great go at it. But mark my words, if the only business we do over the summer is Kane coming in then we won't finish any better than this year.
Does the CB & CDM's have to be elite level or would you take prospect signings with Kane
Nah. We could have R9 and we wouldn’t win the league with that midfield and centre back pairing. He’s also got injury issues.If he arrives, we win the league. He is that good. Simple as that.
He'll probably end up at Chelsea, and Haaland at City.
City will continue to dominate the league for years to come. He will go there and win a few trophies.
It’s not like money is an issue (plenty of oil still), but Aguero’s wages will cover Kane’s and they’ll probably get him for the now customary £60m - £65m
Kane to City is almost game over for us unfortunately, but still, we can't pay that much, that's all.
Wasn't van Persie nailed on for City until Fergie had a word?
#21 and #4 would be on the way if we pulled that off but unfortunately real life isn't manager mode
Unless we have some sort of massive clearance which I highly doubt
as was Sanchez, Maguire and Fred… doesn’t really matter how they turned out. Just because city want a player doesn’t automatically mean he’s going there.
If he goes, and that’s a big if, I think it’s 50/50 between us and city.
expect fergie to get involved in this one!
He will end up at Chelsea because:
- They have the money
- They need a striker
- He will be the missing piece of the jigsaw
Not a City-type signing, even less so a Pep-type one. I think Pep's absolutely loving not having to field a central forward.
I desperately wish some actual fans could communicate to the higher ups that Kane is precisely the type of signing we don't want, even if it would be marketing gold.
We need a DMF, RWF far, FAR more than a striker now that Cavani is staying, and Greenwood is rediscovering his incredible form.
Kane would cost the whole transfer kitty.
He'll be 28, consistently misses large chunks of the season with an ever increasing injury list, and he's clearly already lost a few steps.
Please, someone take Ed's fax machine away.
28 is prime! He´s got a good 4-5 years in him, before he turnes into a great sub for us. As Cavani is now.
And he is no more prone to injuries than any other footballer.
Sign him up, he´ll make us contenders.
That would be a dangerous game for them to play. If Levy gets a reputation for going back on his word it won’t look good to future signings.Maybe, but not at any price. They didn't agree on a release fee and Levy will always say the offers received are too low and unacceptable. Spurs have a huge stadium debt and they will demand top dollar for their most prized asset, since they will also need to replace him and rebuild the squad.
Martial + £50 m doesn’t kill our transfer budget either.
We then target a centre half and that’s probably our business done ? We could also cash in on De Gea saving ££££ on the wage bill.
Henderson
AWB CB. Maguire. Shaw
McTominay. Pogba
Greenwood. Fernandes. Rashford
Kane
In reserve we could have Laird, Lindelof, Bailly and Telles for defence
Fred, Garner and Matic for CM
Amad and James as wide forwards
Van de Beek as #10
Cavani as centre forward
it makes too much sense doesn’t it?
If the Glazers really want to get the fans back they get Kane, Sancho and a centre half.
Kane has the potential to transform us as per Van Persie - we should be all over this, no question.