http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tottenhams-transfer-market-go-slow-blamed-david-2057470

I have posted this, not as a way of taking the p!ss, but rather about bringing up what I consider to be an integral part of what is wrong with our wonderful game.

When I first started reading this article, I was chuckling at what I thought was typical Levy hard headed-ness at letting another deal slip by.

However, the article goes on to say that the reason the deal slowed was because of Levy's reluctance to be paying agents fees.

These agents really are screwing up football big time. It is important that a player has access to an agent, who will get the best deal for their player, however it has now become ridiculous. These agents are making MILLIONS, on the back of these transfers. It has clearly got to a ridiculous stage. With the new FPP rules in place, as a supporter I would rather the money go to the club or the player rather than a disproportionate fee go to some money grabbing agent.

I applaud Levy for his stance, though as a Spurs fan, it is no consolation.

I think the time has come where ALL the Directors of football in the Premiership come together and have a solid gentlemans agreement that a maximum percentage be paid to these agents. Its unfair if only one or 2 agree, it has to be unanimous.

The Premier League can now easily attract the best players in the world because the clubs are paying a lot more than any other league. Therefore from the players point of view, surely most would come here.

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Surely now is the time, where FPP has to be complied with, for these DOFs to put these agents in their place.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tottenhams-transfer-market-go-slow-blamed-david-2057470

I have posted this, not as a way of taking the p!ss, but rather about bringing up what I consider to be an integral part of what is wrong with our wonderful game.

When I first started reading this article, I was chuckling at what I thought was typical Levy hard headed-ness at letting another deal slip by.

However, the article goes on to say that the reason the deal slowed was because of Levy's reluctance to be paying agents fees.

These agents really are screwing up football big time. It is important that a player has access to an agent, who will get the best deal for their player, however it has now become ridiculous. These agents are making MILLIONS, on the back of these transfers. It has clearly got to a ridiculous stage. With the new FPP rules in place, as a supporter I would rather the money go to the club or the player rather than a disproportionate fee go to some money grabbing agent.

I applaud Levy for his stance, though as a Spurs fan, it is no consolation.

I think the time has come where ALL the Directors of football in the Premiership come together and have a solid gentlemans agreement that a maximum percentage be paid to these agents. Its unfair if only one or 2 agree, it has to be unanimous.

The Premier League can now easily attract the best players in the world because the clubs are paying a lot more than any other league. Therefore from the players point of view, surely most would come here.

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Surely now is the time, where FPP has to be complied with, for these DOFs to put these agents in their place.

Agree with a lot you say here, but suggest more to it than just an agent fee. The report says 4.4m was the cost for Villa. I am assuming wages, length of contract required and other conditions of employment all played a role here.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tottenhams-transfer-market-go-slow-blamed-david-2057470

I have posted this, not as a way of taking the p!ss, but rather about bringing up what I consider to be an integral part of what is wrong with our wonderful game.

When I first started reading this article, I was chuckling at what I thought was typical Levy hard headed-ness at letting another deal slip by.

However, the article goes on to say that the reason the deal slowed was because of Levy's reluctance to be paying agents fees.

These agents really are screwing up football big time. It is important that a player has access to an agent, who will get the best deal for their player, however it has now become ridiculous. These agents are making MILLIONS, on the back of these transfers. It has clearly got to a ridiculous stage. With the new FPP rules in place, as a supporter I would rather the money go to the club or the player rather than a disproportionate fee go to some money grabbing agent.

I applaud Levy for his stance, though as a Spurs fan, it is no consolation.

I think the time has come where ALL the Directors of football in the Premiership come together and have a solid gentlemans agreement that a maximum percentage be paid to these agents. Its unfair if only one or 2 agree, it has to be unanimous.

The Premier League can now easily attract the best players in the world because the clubs are paying a lot more than any other league. Therefore from the players point of view, surely most would come here.

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Surely now is the time, where FPP has to be complied with, for these DOFs to put these agents in their place.

To be fair, no where in that aricle are there any quotes from Levy or Spurs that it was agents fees that held up the deal and it is purely guesswork by the MIrror, more likely a case of Levy just dithering as usual or perhaps Spurs holding back while waiting for someone else to become available

The dithering is probably about Levy trying to back as much of the asking price as he can onto Benteke's sell on from us when he becomes world class and Real Madrid tap him up as it seems they have a right to do with all our players.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tottenhams-transfer-market-go-slow-blamed-david-2057470

I have posted this, not as a way of taking the p!ss, but rather about bringing up what I consider to be an integral part of what is wrong with our wonderful game.

When I first started reading this article, I was chuckling at what I thought was typical Levy hard headed-ness at letting another deal slip by.

However, the article goes on to say that the reason the deal slowed was because of Levy's reluctance to be paying agents fees.

These agents really are screwing up football big time. It is important that a player has access to an agent, who will get the best deal for their player, however it has now become ridiculous. These agents are making MILLIONS, on the back of these transfers. It has clearly got to a ridiculous stage. With the new FPP rules in place, as a supporter I would rather the money go to the club or the player rather than a disproportionate fee go to some money grabbing agent.

I applaud Levy for his stance, though as a Spurs fan, it is no consolation.

I think the time has come where ALL the Directors of football in the Premiership come together and have a solid gentlemans agreement that a maximum percentage be paid to these agents. Its unfair if only one or 2 agree, it has to be unanimous.

The Premier League can now easily attract the best players in the world because the clubs are paying a lot more than any other league. Therefore from the players point of view, surely most would come here.

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Surely now is the time, where FPP has to be complied with, for these DOFs to put these agents in their place.

To be fair, no where in that aricle are there any quotes from Levy or Spurs that it was agents fees that held up the deal and it is purely guesswork by the MIrror, more likely a case of Levy just dithering as usual or perhaps Spurs holding back while waiting for someone else to become available

OK, maybe Levy is an a#s wipe after all!!

But if one gives him the benefit of the doubt,or even if you dont, there is way too much money being paid to agents, obscene amounts.

I believe that every club has changed in its approach to salaries paid and transfer fees paid, so now is the time to address agents. I believe there should be a maximum percentage paid by the club, across the board. If the greedy agent wants more, then that has to be paid by the player. Surely that would be relatively easy to implement. I've got to believe that the DOFs would be in agreement, unless they are all bent and getting a kick back from the agent.

Bernard looks quite useful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sb05QPFhqp4

I told you. He went on the piss.

Still making 40K at Zenit St Pattayasberg though. A week.

Another Smirnoff Mr Arshavin?

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tottenhams-transfer-market-go-slow-blamed-david-2057470

I have posted this, not as a way of taking the p!ss, but rather about bringing up what I consider to be an integral part of what is wrong with our wonderful game.

When I first started reading this article, I was chuckling at what I thought was typical Levy hard headed-ness at letting another deal slip by.

However, the article goes on to say that the reason the deal slowed was because of Levy's reluctance to be paying agents fees.

These agents really are screwing up football big time. It is important that a player has access to an agent, who will get the best deal for their player, however it has now become ridiculous. These agents are making MILLIONS, on the back of these transfers. It has clearly got to a ridiculous stage. With the new FPP rules in place, as a supporter I would rather the money go to the club or the player rather than a disproportionate fee go to some money grabbing agent.

I applaud Levy for his stance, though as a Spurs fan, it is no consolation.

I think the time has come where ALL the Directors of football in the Premiership come together and have a solid gentlemans agreement that a maximum percentage be paid to these agents. Its unfair if only one or 2 agree, it has to be unanimous.

The Premier League can now easily attract the best players in the world because the clubs are paying a lot more than any other league. Therefore from the players point of view, surely most would come here.

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Surely now is the time, where FPP has to be complied with, for these DOFs to put these agents in their place.

To be fair, no where in that aricle are there any quotes from Levy or Spurs that it was agents fees that held up the deal and it is purely guesswork by the MIrror, more likely a case of Levy just dithering as usual or perhaps Spurs holding back while waiting for someone else to become available

OK, maybe Levy is an a#s wipe after all!!

But if one gives him the benefit of the doubt,or even if you dont, there is way too much money being paid to agents, obscene amounts.

I believe that every club has changed in its approach to salaries paid and transfer fees paid, so now is the time to address agents. I believe there should be a maximum percentage paid by the club, across the board. If the greedy agent wants more, then that has to be paid by the player. Surely that would be relatively easy to implement. I've got to believe that the DOFs would be in agreement, unless they are all bent and getting a kick back from the agent.

I agree that the agents are getting too much money but surely that is down to the player who employs the agent and in around about way it is the player who is paying the agent !

So not a peep about the Swindon draw?

Bernard looks quite useful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sb05QPFhqp4

Yes ups, happy days if we got him

So not a peep about the Swindon draw?

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Lloris, Walker, Dawson, Stewart, Naughton; Huddlestone, Sigurdsson, Bentaleb, Bale; Ceballos, Defoe.

SUBS: Friedel, Archer, Smith, Caulker, Vertonghen, Rose, Fryers, Dombaste, Parker, Carroll, Townsend, Lennon, Obika.

A decent side we put out on a very hot evening Bob. Subbed most of 'em to give everyone a run out. What they need right now is to stretch the legs and have a kick about.

Now let's get back to Man Yoo in decline please!

I am only allowed to slag off Man Yoo once a day....dp.

Swindon Town.... Brings back happy happy days for a youngster aged 8 when they thrashed Arsenal 3-1 in the 1969 league cup final. Happy days indeed. Don Rogers was a legend!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e4oQTUv37nU&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3De4oQTUv37nU

Slightly off topic I know, I just hate the Arse!

Seems if Benteke fails to show tomorrow Villa will fine him for being AWOL. Surely in this case his value in the market goes down?

Swindon Town.... Brings back happy happy days for a youngster aged 8 when they thrashed Arsenal 3-1 in the 1969 league cup final. Happy days indeed. Don Rogers was a legend!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e4oQTUv37nU&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3De4oQTUv37nU

Slightly off topic I know, I just hate the Arse!

Don't worry, we understand. That constant, nagging feeling of knowing that you're always going to be second best must just hurt so much.

Swindon Town.... Brings back happy happy days for a youngster aged 8 when they thrashed Arsenal 3-1 in the 1969 league cup final. Happy days indeed. Don Rogers was a legend!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e4oQTUv37nU&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3De4oQTUv37nU

Slightly off topic I know, I just hate the Arse!

Don't worry, we understand. That constant, nagging feeling of knowing that you're always going to be second best must just hurt so much.

Hahahaha .... Book marking this one, gonna need to refer to it next May!

Why did Falcao choose Monaco? I am sure City and/or Chelsea offered him huge money. Down to the agents, I am sure.

Tax. Why do you think the world's richest sportsmen and women live there?

Don't worry, we understand. That constant, nagging feeling of knowing that you're always going to be second best must just hurt so much.

Hahahaha .... Book marking this one, gonna need to refer to it next May!

Yes, the old Tottenham motto: "Sit semper in anno altero"

Don't worry, we understand. That constant, nagging feeling of knowing that you're always going to be second best must just hurt so much.

Hahahaha .... Book marking this one, gonna need to refer to it next May!

Yes, the old Tottenham motto: "Sit semper in anno altero"

tempora mutantur nos et mutamur in illis

Pax vobiscum.

Pax vobiscum.

Et cum spiritu tuo........ Renoog gabmucs

Just picked this up from Metro.

Tottenham are chasing highly rated Real Betis winger Alvaro Vadillo, 18, who has been dubbed the 'new Cristiano Ronaldo'.

To be honest I never heard of him.

Rooney is going to get his own way for sure. QPR ?

Pax vobiscum.

 

Et cum spiritu tuo........ Renoog gabmucs

Let's not forget the Wenger family motto....

"Magni puellae in agris currunt".

adopted shortly after selling Patrick that was.

Its not football....its touchball!

Pax vobiscum.

Et cum spiritu tuo........ Renoog gabmucs

Let's not forget the Wenger family motto....

"Magni puellae in agris currunt".

adopted shortly after selling Patrick that was.

Its not football....its touchball!

Actually I think his motto is "I'm not f**king paying that!".

Pax vobiscum.

Et cum spiritu tuo........ Renoog gabmucs

Ah yes, Dyslexia can warn without striking....

Pax vobiscum.

Et cum spiritu tuo........ Renoog gabmucs

Ah yes, Dyslexia can warn without striking....

so can an Irish catholic

Officus topicus chapicums.

Excuse me Julius Jangles but when I say Wengers nancyboys run around the field like wee lassies that is firmly on topic here.

Its true as well the jessies that they are.

That must be a record smokie....... 10 replies in 1 post

Whats that crappy appliance you have?