Spurs Banter Archive March 18 2014

18 Mar 2014 20:44:13
AT LAST sol cambpell says sorry to spurs fans and feels bad the way he done it he also said spurs board didn't offer him a contract and it was the club who messed him about he was asked where is heart is arsenal or spurs and he said draw maybe its time he was left alone by us fans

Strange timing!
Funny how he says sorry when he wants us to buy his book.
He will say anything if there is a buck in it for him

He wanted to get back at the board of the club and all he did was deeply hurt the fans. He could've gone to any club in the world and went there.

19 Mar 2014 00:25:07
He said sorry but refused to say sorry that he moved to arsenal

F%@K him! Who does he think he is, have you seen the interview? Giving the big un about I offered the club a 4 year deal with a 1 year break clause, I offered the club!! too big for his two faced boots!

18 Mar 2014 14:27:05
It always hurts to lose to Arsenal, but let's put things in perspective.

In recent years we have had a decent home record against them and some of our performances have been a lot better than the one on Sunday. However, I cannot recall us ever dominating the entire 90 minutes so completely, so I am not too unhappy about the actual performance.

Of course we need more goals. That is partly a problem of our overall style and partly a problem of the strikers. Back in November I looked at the performances of the other strikers we were linked with in the summer. Here is an update:

David Villa is currently on 11 goals in 24 league appearances (0.45 per game) and 13 in 31 overall (0.42). To justify paying £10m plus for a man who is now 32, I think we would have needed a somewhat better return than that. I'm glad that one didn't happen.

Michu has struggled with injury and is currently on 2 goals in 12 league games (0.17) and 6 in 19 overall. Neither the number of appearances nor the strike rate would have solved any problems for us.

Benteke has a better looking 9 in 23 league games and 10 in 25 overall (0.4) but again this does not look like justifying a £25m fee.

Bony has 10 in 23 league games (0.43)and 19 in 36 overall (0.5), while Loic Remy has 8 in 15 league games (0.5) and 13 in 24 overall (0.54).

They would probably have been the best of the available buys, but neither look significantly better than Adebayor. He has 8 goals in 15 league games (0.53) and 11 in 19 overall (0.58), although he has dried up in recent games.

This just shows how difficult it is to find a top quality goal-scoring striker that might take us forward. Above all, it is not a question of money. We paid a record-smashing £26m for Soldado, but it hasn't done the trick. He has just 6 goals in 24 League games (0.25) and 11 in 31 overall (0.35).

So why do people persist in saying that Levy could have solved the problem by just opening his cheque book?

KM, he needs to open his cheque book to get a proper manager . To get that proper manager he will have to offer a transfer kitty, so give the money . Under no circumstance should TS be there for next season, and I wouldn't trust him in the transfer market . Some of the romours already are frightening, Milner, oh please! Our total spend was minimal after the Bale money, so there is cash!

Konoplyanka wouldn't be a bad start would it.