Werner twice, Muani, and now Mudryk?
There's a clear pattern here, loans for players who once had enormous potential but have badly declined, on the theory we can be the ones to turn them around. The track record suggests we can't.
What is the definition of insanity again?
🚨 Tottenham Hotspur make enquiry to Chelsea over deal to sign Mykhailo Mudryk. #THFC interest based on loan for 25yo #CFC winger; available to move after return from suspension. Ukraine intl played under Roberto De Zerbi at Shakhtar Donetsk @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/TxHv6kGwGG
🚨🔵⚪️ EXCL: Manchester City made again contact with Iliman Ndiaye’s agents today as Gakpo deal is in danger.
Liverpool do not rule out to keep Cody Gakpo if they can’t find replacement.
Ndiaye’s move to Tottenham is not done yet with Richarlison doubts over Everton return.
#THFC want to accelerate the deal for Illiman Ndiaye, there is another club involved in the deal.
Spurs are pushing for a quick conclusion (next 24 hours), the situation is open, but Spurs remain optimistic for now.
Facts. This time last year we had 2 wins from 2 with no goals conceded, thinking Thomas Frank was a tactical mastermind after winning 2-0 at the Etihad.
The league season is 38 games long. Not 2. If it was, we would've been champions last year. I'd be very surprised if the Tottenham in May is anything like the Tottenham we're seeing rn. Not saying anyone should be happy or positive after today but I am seeing a lot of overreaction.
All the people moaning we spent over £300m on 8 players to not look any better are defying their own logic as it will take a month or two at the very least for the team to gel to a nice level, aswell as the fact De Zerbi's system is now being hard launched as opposed to only having portions being taught during the run in for the final 7 games of last season.