Transfer Tweets - 2017 | When posting a tweet in a foreign language, post English translation too
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Let the milking commence
Arsenal Fan Tv would literally explode if Wenger let him go during the winter window.
Mdmadope Smacko is on £105k?! Don't know if that is worse or the fact that Pool are demanding £20m+ for the guy.
Sakho is on 100k a week?! 
Is that a XXXXL shirt?
Surely he would wait till the summer, as this season he has the chance to win the league again?
If any of this is true, he must have been offered just a staggering amount of money to want to go there
He would go there for the money, so leaving now would add half a years salary. And they'd probably pay him 50m p.a.Surely he would wait till the summer, as this season he has the chance to win the league again?
That makes sense, but I guess it's just my thinking personally that the chance to win the league would trump half a years salary, when he otherwise has the chance to play there for many years yet. He's not exactly at the end of his career.
Watching Sky and I can see why Costa's pushing to leave - he's getting £150k a week and £4m net a year. The Chinese are offering £30m a year net. Insane.
Not believing it for a second, but hoping it is true.
There was some news the other day about Chinese officials looking to crack down on the huge spending of their clubs, so maybe some clubs are in a hurry to spend before the rules change on them?
China, I'm begging you. Look in our direction!!!
Would love him to feck off, Chelsea would struggle without him
If they got £60m for Oscar surely they'd be looking at £100m for Costa?
I read in some media that he had a dispute with Conte about his fitness and that he won't play this weekend because of that.
That would be the ultimate karma, for the original mercenary club to be picked off by mercenaries!
£4.5 - £5m is apparently the up-front fee for Carroll, with another £4m of potential add-ons, making it around £9m in total ... but nothing finalised yet.
The thing is a physio or doctor won't always be able to say 100% whether he has a back issue or not, it's his body and he knows it best.
Not really.
Some players have a very low pain threshold so they regularly feel they cannot play, without any explanation, leading to manager's like Klopp to call them out, i.e. Sturridge and say publically that he needs to know the difference between "what is pain, and what is serious pain." Then you have other players, where without doctors/physios monitoring and detecting injuries, who would otherwise choose to play again and consequently injure themselves further.
For Hull those are useless signings. So is Schlupp to Palace. Especially when Stoke are only asking for £12M for Bojan. Swansea doing some reasonable business so far though.
This is the "good business" they are always on about and how they balance their books while we overpay and overspend on everyone. I wouldn't pay £100 a week for that mess.
We can hardly laugh at them when we're paying Depay and Young £120k each, and are apparently offering Lingard £95k.
Sakho is on over 100 kilos a week?
Big blow to Pool's economy.
Isn't this another one like Ryan Mason who was supposed to be the future of Spurs.
Not particularly. That mantle falls more on the shoulders of players like Harry Winks, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Marcus Edwards.
Bit disingenuous, that. Citing your current players with high expectations when I think he was clearly referencing expectations from the past.
Expectations from whom? I don't think any Spurs fans have cited Carroll as the future of Spurs.
He emerged from our academy into the first team squad as a possible prospect, nothing more. Hopefully he'll have a decent career in the Prem elsewhere.
Fair play. I seem to recall higher expectations in the past as well as the previous poster, but carry on, it's not all that important.
You could say the same for the ones you named as well. We always think our kids are going to be the next big thing and then they end up playing somewhere else. The higher your expectations as a club get, the more likely they will buy in from outside, to maintain success and attract sponsorship and new fans.
For Carter-Vickers and Edwards perhaps, but Harry Winks is more established now. Pochettino brought him on to see out the last 20 mins (not to replace an injured player) of the game against Chelski ... he wouldn't do that unless he had a high degree of confidence in him.
I'm willing to stick my neck out and say that Winks will be a starting CM regular for us within the next 2 years.
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