My dream line-up for next season.

Subject: My dream line-up for next season. Thu May 08 2008, 07:27

Gomes

Hutton / Woodgate / Carlos Cuellar(10M) / Gilberto

Diego Capel (8M)/ Gatusso (10M)/ Luca Modric (16mil)/ Bale

Diego Milito (10mil) / Keane

SOLID GOLD! (for only 55M)

Many thanks for half the money and being the linch-pin for a deal with Milan for Gatusso, Berba....

Now, that wouldn't be so bad for both parties would it? Smile

COME ON YOU SPURS ! !!

Founding Father Joined : 06 Jun 2007 Posts : 1704

Amelia
Hutton
Woodgate
Cuellar
Zambrotta
Lennon
Modric
Gattuso
Bale
Eto'o
Keane

Subs: Kameni, King, Jarque, Jenas, Milito, Barry, Gilberto, Daws, Capel, Pekhart, Rose, Dervitte, Berbiche, Steeeeeed.

Andy Booth Age : 23 Joined : 11 Jun 2007 Posts : 559

Gomes (Amelia)

Hutton / Woodgate / Alex / Bale

Bentley / Poulsen (Gattuso) / Modric / Martin Petrov (Adriano)

Keano / To be found
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Subject: Re: My dream line-up for next season. Thu May 15 2008, 07:08

<table><tr><td>'Double agent' key to £20m Spurs deals
Wednesday 14 May 2008 08:57:05 by Editor
Two of Tottenham’s big-money deals for this summer could lie in the hands of a Spanish agency.
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TPC can exclusively reveal that Tottenham’s hopes of landing Spanish pair Diego Capel and Carlos Cuellar will hinge on their relationship with the agency that represents both of the players.
The pair, each rated at around the £10m mark, are both represented in negotiations by the Spanish agency Consulting Planesa and are the biggest names that the company has on their books at the current time. Spurs’ aspirations of securing the two deals will therefore depend predominantly on the club’s relationship with them, with a ‘double or nothing’ scenario possible.
Spurs have been interested in Sevilla’s 20-year-old winger Capel for some time according to our sources and, with just two years remaining on his contract, a switch to White Hart Lane is a serious possibility. But it now appears likely that Consulting Planesa are planning to earn a massive windfall by sealing moves for both their major clients.
The fact that Cuellar’s name has suddenly burst onto the radar is more than circumstantial given the fact that Spurs are supposedly advancing their move for Capel, and hence engaging in more frequent dialogue with the agency. The 26-year-old centre-back’s name is one well known to Ramos from his time in Spain and, with Spurs desperate to add another central defender to the squad, the deal would seem to suit all parties involved.
Convincing Cuellar to move to England after one season in Scotland at Rangers, with whom he is chasing an unprecedented quadruple beginning with the UEFA Cup final against Zenit St. Petersburg tonight, could be tricky however. The player has a contract with the Scottish giants until the summer of 2011 but a move would have echoes of Alan Hutton’s switch between the clubs in January.

.... I'd love this story to be true. Both would be tremendous assets for Spurs next season.

Subject: Re: My dream line-up for next season. Tue May 20 2008, 07:33

Monday, 19 May 2008

Levy's after another La Liga Striker

Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy is in talks tonight with Milito's agent, Javier Sanchez in a bid to bring the Argentinian striker to the Lane.

More information to follow.

http://tottenhamhotspur.blogspot.com/2008/05/levys-after-another-la-liga-striker.html

Gregor Raziak Age : 39 Joined : 31 Jul 2007 Posts : 473

My dream line up would be ......

GK Angelina Jolie
Def..Nicole Kidman, Monica Belluci, Natalie Portman, Cameron Diaz
Mid.. Beyonce, Kylie, Cilla (makes a nice breakfast), Jessica Alba
Up front... Bella Emberg, that one from 'On the Buses'

Sub..Robbie Keane, Halle Berry, some other tart.

I thank you.

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Subject: Re: My dream line-up for next season. Tue May 20 2008, 15:10

robinson (i'd give him one more chance )
hutton
Woodgate
Cuellar
Bale
Lennon
modric
Gattuso
Pederson/bentley
Keane
berbatov ( We did say dream line-up )

I dont think making wholesale changes to the team is going to help our cause. all we need really are one left sided player, goalkeeper, central defender and of course a new striker if berba leaves.

Subject: Re: My dream line-up for next season. Tue May 20 2008, 18:21

Edgar Davids Joined : 06 Jun 2007 Posts : 2497

Unfortunately Gattuso has come out and committed to Milan in today's news.
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Subject: Re: My dream line-up for next season. Wed May 21 2008, 08:50

Guillem Balague (Rafa Benitez's biographer, journalist and general Spanish football expert) reckons the best striker in Spain over the last two years is Diego Milito and that Spurs will buy him for around £15 million. They should get that deal done,

http://spursclub.blogspot.com/2008/05/has-daniel-levy-gone-stark-raving-mad.html

.. I'd love to see a pair of quality Argies playing for us again. Let's get D'Alessandro now for our central midfield berth ! !!!
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Founding Father Joined : 06 Jun 2007 Posts : 1704

Milito would be a fantastic signing. Pound for pound, probably better value than Eto'o. Although I'd still love to see the latter at WHL. Transfer fee of 25m is still good value for Eto'o. Reported wages of 100k+ per week(net of tax) though is outrageous......and for that we'll probably fail to land him. And rightly so, as we shouldn't break the wage structure.

Gary Stevens Age : 30 Joined : 24 Jul 2007 Posts : 1798

I agree with Ezza, Milito looks to be the much more realistic target. I've heard some worries that he is too slow for the Prem. I've never really seen him play, but I know he has a good reputation in Spain.

I'm not surprised about Gattuso. I think I'm more likely to be on the WHL pitch in a Spurs shirt next season than him.
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