2022/23 Dele Alli

[MisterJ]

Am I alone in thinking this is a real shame; remember when this guy broke through, he was really exciting to watch.

There's a player in there but he's lost his way badly

 

[hktoffee]

See you in June Dele.

 

[Deleted member 48881]

 

[mightymoyes]

See you in June Dele.

least he'll only have a year left at that point

 

[Kever10]

Maybe we will sell him on a permanent contract with a buy back option. I assume once he makes the move and we pay Spurs their 25% that ends the contract. When we resign him next year for a minimal agreed fee, say £5m, we no longer have the £40m transfer fee dangling over our head. In the meantime, Deli gets a season of football to get back up to speed.

Ive seen enough in glimpses to see he still has something, and i dont buy the theory that he is finished. But what he currently offers is not worth the tens of millions we will have to pay to get him in the side regularly.

If we had any sense, thats the sort of deal we should be looking to do.

 

[blue to the bone]

Am I alone in thinking this is a real shame; remember when this guy broke through, he was really exciting to watch.

There's a player in there but he's lost his way badly

He had it all but didn't want it enough to really progress. Made his money and seems happy with that. Get him out

 

[chrismpw]

Maybe we will sell him on a permanent contract with a buy back option. I assume once he makes the move and we pay Spurs their 25% that ends the contract. When we resign him next year for a minimal agreed fee, say £5m, we no longer have the £40m transfer fee dangling over our head. In the meantime, Deli gets a season of football to get back up to speed.

Ive seen enough in glimpses to see he still has something, and i dont buy the theory that he is finished. But what he currently offers is not worth the tens of millions we will have to pay to get him in the side regularly.

If we had any sense, thats the sort of deal we should be looking to do.

This is where your entire reasoning fell apart toffee chum.

 

[MrD]

Imagine having a job where you're paid monstrous wages and you don't have to do anything and then having other companies throw more work your way on silly money and you still don't have to do anything.

I've not got two pennies to rub together and some of these footballers get the world for nothing

 

[Jcr1878]

The only thing I really dread is the media running a story that we paid 40 mil for Dele and sold him for 8 mil

 

[Marius57]

1.9m a year, which works out at what, 35/36k a week. So would be a huge pay cut. Think it would depend on what the option fee is. Anything more than a couple of mil and they will definitely be sending him back.

 

[Papa Shango]

Imagine having a job where you're paid monstrous wages and you don't have to do anything and then having other companies throw more work your way on silly money and you still don't have to do anything.

I've not got two pennies to rub together and some of these footballers get the world for nothing

Get better at football?

 

[Carlito]

1.9m a year, which works out at what, 35/36k a week. So would be a huge pay cut. Think it would depend on what the option fee is. Anything more than a couple of mil and they will definitely be sending him back.

I think the tax situation there skews the salary standards.

 

[Stuartisitc1878]

i have a real issue with SSN suggesting we've failed Dele. Sayinh he wasn't given a chance. He's got to earn it.

 

[mightymoyes]

1.9m a year, which works out at what, 35/36k a week. So would be a huge pay cut. Think it would depend on what the option fee is. Anything more than a couple of mil and they will definitely be sending him back.

around £7-8m according to the telegraph

 

[MrD]

1.9m a year, which works out at what, 35/36k a week. So would be a huge pay cut. Think it would depend on what the option fee is. Anything more than a couple of mil and they will definitely be sending him back.

i'm 44 FFS