Honestly, what the fuck is the problem here?
It's not two years though, is it? It's one full season ago.His 'myriad' of problems appear to be family issues, I don't know the details but when it's family it can be harder to deal with.As far as I'm aware he's not had a Collymore-esque breakdown, quit football to make love to ladies or claimed the death of a relative to skive off international duty, unlike several ex players that cost us a fortune in transfer fees.He's going to be on loan. We'll pay some of his wages. He has a great relationship with the manager.Honestly, what the fuck is the problem here?
Am I the only one that thinks Berbatov is a better bet for 12 months than Adebayor at this stage. If he was desperate to play he would surely have signed a week ago now. I was in favour last week, but think there is something a bit weird about him not signing a week later. Berbatov would link the play better, and be more creative for the likes of Ayew and Gestede maybe? Dunno, something is starting to feel a bit Stephen Ireland about this deal.
[1]His myriad of personal problems have forced Spurs to give him compassionate leave. [2]He hasn't played any real football for a while, he isn't anywhere near match fit, [3]and it is nearly two seasons since Sherwood coaxed some form out of him in another side and in different circumstances. If a week in politics is a long time, two years to a soon to be 32 year old footballer is a lifetime. There is nothing to say history can repeat itself now; yes he's scored goals in the past, [4]but is he going to reproduce that form here, on a temporary contract with three or four other, perhaps more committed players fighting for the shirt? [5]I would rather what resource we have, goes to strengthening our defence rather than adding to our collection of forwards. But if he comes so be it.
I agree with you completely Lee. I do not see it as a big deal. Like in every kind of business if you buy right, whatever you have bought can be absorbed into your business without major trauma. Buy wrong and you are in trouble from day one. If we get EA on a favourable deal, with regard to wages, length of contract and any other financial matters, he can do a job for us.As Lee says we have taken far madder punts in the past. Villa are the club who paid a massive sum for a player who decided he wanted to be a magician in Las Vegas. And the player nobody ever saw play live, only on a sales video casette who actually carried a bodged achilles tendon repair. And the player who played one game at Wycombe then demanded a transfer because his wife wanted him home for his tea every day. And the player who was (allegedly) already addicted to pain killers when he arrived. Pain killers he took to relieve death fixations. And don't get me started on Stephen Ireland. If the terms are favourable to us do the deal, if they are not, send him packing.
you can colour it anyway you like but this is only going to happen if it's a great deal for Levy/ Spurs and a great deal for Adebayor.
Quote from: mr underhill on August 03, 2015, 05:46:25 PMyou can colour it anyway you like but this is only going to happen if it's a great deal for Levy/ Spurs and a great deal for Adebayor. Yes agreed to let's fuck em both off. We don't need a greedy sleaze bag peddling a lazy bastard for our precious silver.