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Sandro Raniere

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  1. We have the money for the stadium though, just the legals are taking ages to sort out like planning permissions and transport links etc, the stadium can and is being funded without the need for any adverse effect on player recruitment
  2. Also Bale would flop at Madrid At Spurs he is the big fish, everything goes through him, the players are eager to pass the ball to him to work his magic At Real Madrid Ronaldo is the big fish, the player that everything goes through Bale would be standing on the touchline hands on hips as ball after ball is sprayed from midfield to Cristiano Ronaldo thinking angrily to himself "why didn't they pass to me" Going to Real is a fast track way for going from hero to zero
  3. Yep our top itk confirmed the bid We turned it down as we don't need the money, the Sky tv money and sale of Modric paid for Paulinho and Soldado and we still have plenty of money to spend. If Real come back and offer 100m then I have no doubt Levy would accept
  4. We are punching above our weight, we have one of the smallest stadiums in the premiership, 35k capacity yet in last 3 seasons we have 2010/11 - Made QF of Champions League including beating both Milan sides along the way 2011/12 - Finished 4th in the Premiership, ahead of Chelsea the highest net spenders in premiership history 2012/13 - Finished 1 point behind Arsenal who have a 67k stadium with our 35k So for 3 years running we have made CL or cruelly missed out by a hairs breadth and there is no reason why we should not be fighting with Arsenal/Chelsea again this season We have bought the Brazillian Frank Lampard in Paulinho amazing goalscoring stats for a CM We are about to buy one of the best strikers in Europe in Soldado We have bought Chadli who averages nearly 1 goal per 3 games as a winger Sandro has resumed training and looks fitter than ever We have a brilliant young manager in AVB Arsenal have bought? - no one ;) Chelsea have bought a young german who may or may not be any good We have a great chance of making 3rd this season and with City rebuilding and doubts about how Moyes will handle the Utd job never say never...... Bale would be stark raving bonkers to go
  5. Bid of £73m rejected from Real this week for Bale, Levy standing firm still, think Real wasting their time tbh lol
  6. Dunno about Torres Hasn't worked out at Chelsea but he scores a lot of goals still at international and CL/Europa, I think he still has it, would take him at Spurs if he was like 10m
  7. Sturridge was scoring for fun last season and you got that Borini bloke so I think you will still score goals even without Suarez if he leaves, can see you maybe re signing Torres, with Lukaku there and this new German and Demba Ba cant see Torres getting many games and a new club would probably rebuild his confidence
  8. I think he will stay where he is He is banned for like the first 7 games of the season so I don't see him going to the scum Real have sold Higuain but he is a totally different type of player to Higuain, Higuain is a Drogba type player, tall and powerful so if they want Suarez who is a midget they will need to change their system
  9. We have no reason to sell though, we have plenty of money, not City/Chelsea levels but more than enough to have a good spending spree without the need to raise funds. There is no motive for Levy to cash in. Plus Bale has 4 years left on his contract so no risk of doing a Bosman. Levy has no reason to sell and Bale isn't trying to force a move, complete opppsite to the Modric/Berbatov situations, situations where Levy dug his heels in and was prepared to let the players rot in the reserves unless every last penny he wanted was paid.
  10. Don't see it tbh Levy and AVB are both adamant, AVB publicly as recent as today, that Bale will not be sold under any circumstances Levy is the toughest negotiator in world football probably and doesn't like losing face so unless Bale goes on strike, and there are no signs he will, then he will definitely stay Plus Bale has recently signed a 7 figure deal to be the public face of BT Sport for their football coverage, not a sign of a man about to up sticks to La Liga, not to mention he is on the cover of the new FIFA game, not to mention fact he has recently become a father. There has been nothing apart from Harry loving Spurs hating tabloids stirring the pot :)
  11. No chance of Bale going IMHO According to one of out top ITK's Real offered us Ozil and £35m, we rejected If we got a player like Ozil as part of any Bale deal he would be an upgrade on Bale tbh I am confident for the season, Paulinho and Chadli chip in with good number of goals and Soldado is better than Giroud I think Get a decent LB we will be fighting for Top 3 i think
  12. We are not out of the frame either Sandro nearing full fitness, Paulinho is a beast, Chadli has a great scoring record for a winger, Soldado is close to signing
  13. Yeah I wish the baby a healthy life from a human point of view but I just resent the fact that the baby and its family rule over us and live unrivalled luxury at our expense simply because of birth, at least a president even a ceremonial one is chosen by the people democratically and anyone stands a chance of being president in principle, I find it wrong on so many levels that this kid and its family are lording it over us simply because they were born to.
  14. All the sentimental claptrap about Lady Di has started too :/ At work this morning one of the directors (woman in her 50s) said "Diana will be so proud looking down from heaven" Good job i was not eating i think i would have thrown up. I am going to avoid all news channels and papers next few days
  15. I think I am just about the only person in the country that could not give a shit about this royal baby I wish it good health of course but beyond that I couldn't care less. I am opposed to the idea of a royal family, this baby will be born into a life of untold luxury and privilege funded by the likes of me just so that Americans can come gawp at our palaces. They will anyway so why the need for a royal family sponging off the taxpayer? Sooner Britain becomes a republic the better If we have to have a royal family let them fund themselves, all hail the new parasite
  16. Sandro Raniere posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    The 4 are interlinked Stronger the housing market the more houses will be built, jobs created for the construction industry p Strong retail market means more jobs created in retail Strong export market means more jobs created in manufacturing More people that are in work the more tax revenues Gideon gets so the quicker the deficit can come down. Most people vote with their wallets, if they feel secure in their job and they see their house value rising they are more inclined to vote tory, the economy and welfare reform will decide the next election not the NHS, education, fox hunting, gay marriage or EU. Prediction for 2015 - Tories largest party in a coalition or a smallish tory majority.
  17. Sandro Raniere posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Its scary that 2 people who are polar opposites politically are agreeing on something :o :P but i think that state funding for parties would result in more transparency and maybe even more trust in MP's from all parties and an end to the 'x is in y's pocket' that gets put about all the time.
  18. Sandro Raniere posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    I think there is a very good chance of a Labour defeat in 2015, not necessarily a tory majority although that is possible, but certainly the tories as the largest party in a coalition. All the key economic indicators are heading in the right direction - More people getting jobs House prices soaring Retail sales buoyant Exports booming All these things will boost the tories if the good news continues up to 2015 Add in the fact the media will rip apart Miliband like hounds rip apart a fox too I think Labour have peaked and the tories bottomed out, watch the gap close strongly next 2 years and maybe turn into a tory lead
  19. Sandro Raniere posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Maybe it is time state funding of major political parties was bought in, ban private donations altogether and each party gets an annual sum from the state to fund its offices and activities. That way big business and billionaires cant buy influence in the tory party and unions can't have labour in its pocket.
  20. Much as I have no time for the muslim brotherhood they were democratically elected in fair elections so I am slightly uncomfortable with the decision of the military to remove them from power and seemingly to arrest them. No one is going to have the support of all the people, I see a rinse and repeat job in a year or so when the next regime take power and people start gathering in the square protesting a few months later.
  21. Right decision for him, deserves more than being Marko/Vettel's bitch I will miss him, tells it like it is IMHO Ricciardo will replace him
  22. Neil showed yet again he is on another level to any other candidate this year. His pitch won the team the 2500 i think it was orders that won the round. Hard to pick a winner at this stage as ultimately it is about the business plan but on performances Neil deserves to win.
  23. I agree particularly with the last part, Alan Johnson is a decent guy, down to earth and understands the working man. He knows what it is like to get up at 5am for a shift unlike the career politicians and 'special advisers' who go straight into politics after uni without any career life experience. But because he sounds like a working man he is looked down on by the toffs of the metropolitan and old school tie political elite.
  24. Because I can't stand the Daily Mail Vile paper - racist, homophobic, little Englander mentality, hypocritical too moralising about Jeremy Forrest while at the same time posting pictures of Kylie Jenner ( younger than Megan ) in a skimpy bikini. I am not a Daily Mail reader, Telegraph thank you.
  25. Cameron is the incumbent, has the advantage, if 2 parties go into election with the same ideas the 'better the devil you know' factor comes well into play.