Harry Kane

[aldoes mustache]

Harry looks like he is going to City for £160m and £400k a week,n, now I am sorry and I don't care who says shit no Footballer is worth that no club can sustain that weekly pay its £1.6 million a month, now I am regarded as a good chef and the customers are very happy,I do 80 hrs a week and pick up £450 the world had gone fkn mad, imagine what will happen when there billion air owners say enough and don't wanna pay they will be in shit creek

 

[Keith Hill (Bolton)]

The owners of these top clubs are multi billionaires. But I suspect that the television money has been instrumental in these 'obscene' wages.

In his final playing season, a few years ago, a player was earning something in the region of £1 million per week. Not just wages, but media rights, sponsorship and other deals.

 

[bring back the cowshed!]

Harry looks like he is going to City for £160m and £400k a week,n, now I am sorry and I don't care who says shit no Footballer is worth that no club can sustain that weekly pay its £1.6 million a month, now I am regarded as a good chef and the customers are very happy,I do 80 hrs a week and pick up £450 the world had gone fkn mad, imagine what will happen when there billion air owners say enough and don't wanna pay they will be in shit creek

You can't blame Harry. He clearly loves Spurs but he has gone as far as he can with them. The money is great, but I suspect the thought of guaranteed Champions League and probably half a dozen trophies over the next three years was too good to resist.

 

[bigmart]

I'm not convinced Daniel Levy will let Kane join Man City

 

[Rockford's Love Child]

You can't blame Harry. He clearly loves Spurs but he has gone as far as he can with them. The money is great, but I suspect the thought of guaranteed Champions League and probably half a dozen trophies over the next three years was too good to resist.

Yes, I am sure his primary motive is to win trophies and money is secondary.

 

[bring back the cowshed!]

I'm not convinced Daniel Levy will let Kane join Man City

He certainly won't want him to go, but would he want an unhappy player? The cash would release funds for three or four top players. Spurs transfer dealings in recent years has been woeful, but the new manager did great business while at Wolves.

 

[bring back the cowshed!]

Yes, I am sure his primary motive is to win trophies and money is secondary.

Exactly. Who needs a second or third luxury yacht? But you can't buy trophies and medals.

 

[bigmart]

He certainly won't want him to go, but would he want an unhappy player? The cash would release funds for three or four top players. Spurs transfer dealings in recent years has been woeful, but the new manager did great business while at Wolves.

Time will tell but I just don't see it happening

 

[bring back the cowshed!]

Time will tell but I just don't see it happening

Spurs are a joke for a so called big club. No league championships for 60 years. Only Newcastle (no domestic trophies at all since 1955!) are worse.

 

[bigmart]

Spurs are a joke for a so called big club. No league championships for 60 years. Only Newcastle (no domestic trophies at all since 1955!) are worse.

Kane should leave to win trophies no doubt at all

 

[Rockford's Love Child]

Spurs are a joke for a so called big club. No league championships for 60 years. Only Newcastle (no domestic trophies at all since 1955!) are worse.

They are still a club with a rich tradition and a strong cup record, including a couple of European trophies. They have also produced or honed some of the greatest English players ever: Greaves, Hoddle, Gascoigne, Kane et al.

They have more FA Cup wins than Liverpool, more European trophies than Everton, and pre-Abramovic were historically one of the 'big two' in the capital with Arsenal.

 

[aldoes mustache]

i don't blame him just think the clubs paying so much is fking stupid no club can sustain it end of

 

[bigmart]

Im

i don't blame him just think the clubs paying so much is fking stupid no club can sustain it end of

It's daft but has been happening since Roman took over at Chelsea and various new owners followed suit. City will not pay anywhere near the transfer fee quoted but have so far brought incaroubd £50m in transfer fees and will likely bring in a similar amount again by the end of the window.

It's only unsustainable in the long run if owners pull out but there would be wealthy people willing to take over and invest significantly though maybe not at the current level.