Modric not for sale, insist Spurs
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AnIrishTrueBlue
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Just like Carrick and Berbatov, cant see this working.
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Exactly, there's only so long you can keep a player that wants to leave at your club. To be honest, i think this is a modern day tactic, stating that a player isn't for sale so the bidding club really up's their offer for the player.
I think he'll be gone by the end of the transfer window. If Tottenham recieve a bid in the region of 30mil£+ there's no reason to hold him back. They'll surely find a decent replacement for the money and it's a good piece of business, but I think the chairman and Redknapp are more worried about how the sell could effect the other in-demand players.
Well although Luka said he wont put in a transfer request i got a feeling he may have to if he wants to join us. Levy has to be careful here because does he really want a player who dosent want to play for the side? take 30-35mill for him Spurs.
Come on Levy jsut give in he wants to join Chelsea and play champions league football and compete for the premier league title and he wont be playing in the champions league next season at Spurs and winning the title at Spurs is a bit of a long shot.
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If only life were that simple...
his dream for what 2days?
I think he means to play in the CL.
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He shouldn't have signed the contract then. Nobody forced him.
A contract means **** all in football these days, It only added 10million to his Value.
Well people change their minds. He proberly thought Spurs could get CL football year after year but now looking at it they look about 6th choice for me on paper. At the time he signed the contract things looks great at Spurs but now he wants to win things and play at the top level i.e Champions League on a regular basis you cant blame him.
But a long contract puts the power more in the clubs hand. He might have to ask for a transfer to get his wish
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Weak attempt at trolling, even a moron would've gotten the point I was making. 2/10, Scott.
I re-iterate.
He's under contract.
Without a doubt, but it doesnt mean they will be able to keep him against his will, just ask for more money,
A weak attempt at trying to win the argument, The minute you said my name for no reason. 1/10
Aye, its not like this is sudden interest. United's interest for one has been longstanding
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Which would make it harder for him to get his move
If he forces it, Spurs wont be able to keep him. All they have managed to do is get more money for him. Not keep hold of him.