Jase

Can Spurs even afford their wages?

But City can't do anything if the players don't want to move.

So aka nothing will happen...?

https://as.com/futbol/2021/06/19/primera/1624098087_797793.html AS linking us with Isak. Says club view him as an alternative if we can't get Haaland etc. He's worked with Tuchel previously at Dortmund.

Crikey!

The initial question I asked was this

Well, there are also stories that Tuchel is a fan of Rice. So...

You're still not answering the question, KK. 😭

There were so many outstanding bits about this CL win to the point it's hard to say which one is the most impressive of the lot. One thing that arguably hasn't been mentioned much is the fact that we only trailed for 5 minutes in the entire CL campaign and those 5 minutes were pretty much unimportant - 4 minutes in the dead rubber Krasnodar game and 1 minute after conceding that late winner against Porto. We were always in control otherwise and "got" the game to play out the way we want to.

Don't try to turn it around here. lol Because you sound so confident, I'm asking you what if they are true. Not everything in life makes sense or has to make sense. If somehow PSG/Pochettino can convince Hakimi better, then he could easily just go there. We are assuming Hakimi will be first choice if he comes here but what if he isn't? What if Tuchel told him he'll rotate the RWB options while Pochettino can guarantee him a starting spot week in week out?

But what if the Hakimi-PSG stories were true? What if he really does prefer PSG?

If City can't get Kane, it could push them to explore the potential signing of Haaland...

Gilmour got praised because it was his first start for Scotland (IIRC), his first start in a major tournament and a start in a high pressure game. He got praised because he made his mark, he imposed himself playing against a team with better players and in a team where the two best players are the left backs. Sure, we want him to be more consistent but at the same time, it’s worth remembering that he’s still very young and he had a serious injury at the end of the 2019/20 season. Took him awhile to recover from that and after that, he hardly got enough playing time to build any momentum.

We might not change to a back 4 permanently but I'd be surprised if we don't use the back 4 system (be it 4-3-3, 4-2-3-1 etc) from time to time.

Who is Ryan Gosens? 😆

Potentially having TWO of Raiola's player might be OTT for the board...

Son is likely to sign a new contract. https://theathletic.com/news/tottenham-loan-son-heung-min-contract/MbBidhkJEUXo

I suppose it's a 2-year extension onto his contract. He still has 3 years left on his current one. Not sure why he wants to sign a new one given the state of the club.

lol So Tierney really wants to get stuck with Arsenal, huh?