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He’s saying he won’t be forced out to Saudi, he wants to come to us and he’s prepared to sit it out at Spurs until he gets what HE wants.
As for Balogan, I’ve only seen him at the World Cup and he didn’t strike me as anything outstanding while Richie’s got the taste for London wages, next stop possibly Brazil on a free.
Sorry to see Iroegbunam go as it did look like there was something more to come from him but the writing did look on the wall for Beto when Barry was given the first 70 minutes rather than the last 20, some people’s habits die hard or his move has been on the cards for a while.
On the plus(?) side more names to market on shirts.
I might be popping over again in the new year from Australia, and the contact I used to get tickets from for Goodison can no longer get them for HDS.