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The point stands though.
Could - potentially - be grounds for termiation.
Are baloons actually illegal though?
Whipped cream canisters being a principle use of it apparently, as it’s his birthday today I’m prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume the NoS was for the cream on his birthday cake.No, though the gov has plans to make nitrous oxide so soon to demonstrate how 'tough' they are on crime.
It's currently covered by the Psychoactive Substances Act so don't drive, fly an airplane or perform brain sugery while under it's influence. Illegal to supply it for 'psychoactive effects' but ok if you sell it for other reasons (? as an additive in combustion engines? )
Birthday cake?nothing new about this he's been addicted to them for ages
Yes, he goes around door knocking till he finds a house with someone having a birthday in it.Birthday cake?
It doesn’t matter what his status / career position was when he signed for us, he was still owed £13m (or their about) from his contract with Tottenham.
Either Spurs paid it out or we’ve picked it up.
As I said before, I personally very much doubt Levy paid him out while at the same time potentially letting him go for free.
That would be kenwright levels of transfer nous.
Where are we getting £13mill from mate in terms of costs?
It was the state of the accounts that forced us to take a chance on dele. It made little impact on the accounts.
I can’t get as worked up as you, about it.
Think we can agree it hasn’t worked out.
But disagree that the long shot bet was or wasn’t worth taking at the time.
Hindsight’s always 20:20
£100,000 a week wages
You've convinced me, Alli will have flushed a few mill down the bog just to do exactly what he was doing at Spurs only for us.Wouldn't agree with your take at all there mate. This would be more reflective:
His representatives are told that he doesn’t have a future at the club and if he stays he can look forward to a continuing eroding of prestige and profile under a manager who wouldn’t use him. Said agents, say fine we will out his contract, club comes back and says listen we will let him go for initially nothing to move his wage on - all agree. Agents go out and try and find a buyer, Everton are interested, but as third stakeholder are concerned about regression and value depreciation - negotiations happen, contract agreed, heavily weighted on incentives on top of base. Everyones compromises. Everyone wins something.
Thats really how deals like that would happen in my opinion. You are totally overestimating the amount of leverage Dele and Spurs had.
Nit saying your wrong - there is just no evidence bar assumption, I’m just saying everyones assuming he’s on 100k, just on the basis of his contract at Spurs - which I think isn’t as logical an assumption as it seems to some.
He is on a big wageGive ma a smoking gun mate - I want to believe?