With the transfer deadline looming ever closer, do you think Spur's Chairman Daniel Levy has handled the protracted transfer of
Dimitar Berbatov to Man United in the best possible way, or do you think this saga is largely responsible for the terrible start to their Premiership campaign?
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Of course not, nobody believes he has except for, perhaps, Levy himself and a small pocket of deluded sp*rs fans.
I heard that ManUre will only sign the player now if Levy comes out publicly and apologises for accusing them of tapping up the Bulgarian shitkicker, and withdraw their formal complaint to the Premier League. I hope they do, make them look more cunts than they already are! ha ha ha
I tell you what if the window closes and Berbatov is still a Spurs player he will feel like one buggered Bulgarian!!! And Daniel Levy will be stuck with one seriously pissed off player disrupting his squad.... Levy was out of order for making those accusations about Fergie publicly tapping up Berba, which were proven unfounded... So unless he eats his words, apologises and stops being stubborn about a few extra million... Spurs could be in for a rough season!!!
Do me a favour!
Fergie/Man Utd are in the wrong here. Levy is protecting Tots interests as Man Utd do so very well. Man Utd have no problem tapping up any players as long as it suits them!
Need I remind anyone about the C.Ronaldo saga, or maybe the Heinze "issue" ? The first part of the word is hypo...
At the end of the day, Levy is sick of the so-called big 4 taking advantage and exploiting the smaller teams,whether right or wrong it is the reality.
Good on Levy and NO im not Tot supporter!
The Ronaldo saga has absolutely zero comparability with this case... Real Madrid never put in an official bid, unlike United with Berbatov!
And as for Daniel levy "embarrassing" himself with his accusations, aimed at Sir Alex, FUCK LEVY!
Spurs fans weren't complaining when they got Ramos from Sevilla and Palace fans, and Simon Jordan, are far from happy about Bostock's leaving for Spurs! Spurs fans will say they were contractually within their rights to sign him and they were but, despite TWAT Levy's objections, there's nothing illegal about making an official bid in excess of 20 million for another team's player, in the same respect it wasn’t technically illegal to approach Ramos or Bostock ! It's not United's fault Berba wants to progress and take them up on the offer, just as Bostock wanted to ascend the club football hierarchy and Ramos wanted to get paid more!
berbatov is too good for the lillyshites
he should go man red but he wont thrive their his attitude will make him hated and noone will pass him the ball and he will cry and he will leave
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