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Why don't you tell me? I'm not naive enough to think any sort of protest or boycott is going to make any difference whatsoever. But if voicing my frustration in the form of a few chants makes me feel better I'm going to bloody well do it, irrespective of whether or not Ashley will be 'truffle-shuffling' in fear.

If we don't bring a LB in, these cunts ought to be given hell. Absolute hell. There's absolutely NO excuse this time. There's no last minute £35 million bid for them to fall back on to try and justify no signing, and there are NO excuses for not having adequate replacements lined up. It's been obvious Jose was off from the start of the summer.

Spurs wagecap is less than half of Adebayor's current wages. What do you think? No hope of him agreeing such a cut to leave perminently imo I've not a clue. Hence why I'm asking the Spurs fans on here. Does beg the question though, what do a lot of Man City rejects expect when they're inevitably replaced? There's no way that teams would even come close to matching City's wages. I suppose it will coax out the footballers from the mercenaries - those that want to play will take a cut in pay.

Is Adebayor a permanent or a loan?

And Mackem boards are not the same? Fooking moron.

I agree. Between £9 and £11 million is fair imo.

Yep. Once again this strikes me as more opportunism than carefully coordinated planning. Irrespective of whether or not he's a good player, I just think it's ridiculous that we could once again be facing a winter of Shola-Loven-and Best, who, whilst I think is decent, hasn't exactly got a perfect fitness record.

£7million could have got us Shane Long, which would probably have been a safer bet.

Joey doing his bset to make sure no other clubs go in for him then. Clearly wants to stay tbh.

I think Obertan's going to be a very shrewd signing.

Good game then?

Where's the score in the thread title?!

Beat me to it! Literally just about to post the same thing.

Would love to think so mate, but I just can't see a Dutch international wanting to come here to sit on the bench.

By the sound of things it would be far better value for money to bid for Cissokho at £8m than it would to bid for this chap at £6m.

For those who have some knowledge of this chap, does £6mil sound a fair price?

Irrespective of what's gone on over the past few weeks, I hope gets loads of support tomorrow. I think we'll really need his tenacity and ability this year. For me, him staying is also the difference between a poor and decent summer.

Certainly will be giving their games a wide birth this year, bitter, bitter petty twat that I am. Fucking Liverpool cunts.

Very true that. What I will say though is that he's not said much wrong in terms of where we are at the mo. Aside from Cunterpool, Chelsea, Manure, City and perhaps Arsenal, there's a huge gulf in terms of appeal and spending power and unfortunately it's gotten bigger over the past few years. We can't compete with that at the mo. What we can do, however, is push them as far as we can on the field, and frankly the events of this summer have maintained that divide between fans and players and owners that will present a major barrier to us achieving that.

I'm sure I've seen him on the Spurs bench a season or two ago.

Here, here. Top post sir

Agreed. That Comoli is another cunt to go with the rest of the cunts they have there. Knows his stuff mind.

I hope to god that I don't see the inevitable photo with him shaking hands with King Kunty and his shit eating grin.

I keep thinking about their signings this summer and quite honestly, apart from Jose and Adam (if they use him in his best position), I really can't see how overspending on average shite like Downing and Henderson brings them any closer to the CL than, say, Spurs if they were bring in another forward.

As long as we get behind the team and the players don't get a sense of how fucked off we are I reckon we might escape with just light rimming of 1 or 2-0