Comments on: Adebayor: The player Manchester City would like Dzeko to be

By: Neil Sherwin

Neil Sherwin — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 12:44:00 +0000

You might want to do a triple take. The article was written on January 9, it says so right there at the top.

By: JakeCityBlue

JakeCityBlue — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 11:31:47 +0000

Shoddy article, but then i would say that wouldnt I as a City Fan.

One factual thing to correct …

“Win their next match and Spurs will go joint second with Manchester United, just three points off the top of the league.”

You obviously have no idea how to do maths. I had to do a double take and check the date of this article. It is in fact written today and Spurs are currently 10 pts off the top and 8pts off the Rags in 2nd place.

How can you expect to be taken seriously when your grasp of simple facts is so out of kilter with reality?

Anyway i digress … Spurs fans will find that after he has secured his contract, he will become disaffected with them too.

Harrys man management is great when the player is trying to secure a move. Lets see how Spurs cope without Harry after Ade has signed on the dotted line. Good luck you’re welcome to him, i would take Dzeko any day of the week.

Show him some love and he will show you no respect whatsoever. I expect a player to run if i am subsidising their enormous wages with my subs. You should to

By: Ali Smith

Ali Smith — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 10:02:16 +0000

Hee hee. Hilarious!!!! This is a satirical piece, isn’t it?

By: John

John — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 09:54:11 +0000

Adebayor: 24 league games, 11 goals
Dzeko: 22 league games, 13 goals

By: Ben Davey

Ben Davey — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:38:33 +0000

Cheers Gareth. I think he is Spur’s most important player this season, not in the sense that he is necessarily their best player, but that he would be the most difficult to replace positionally.

regarding signing him I think his wages may be an issue. If I recall he is on around £175k a week which I don’t imagine Spurs could stretch to. There are some interesting articles where he has contradicted himself, at Arsenal he always claimed it was never about the money but more recently he has stated that due to his poor upbringing he values money more and wants as much as possible. I know he puts a lot of money back into Togo through his charity and had a house built for himself which he ended up giving to his family instead, whether or not he can be persuaded to take a wage cut if he is enjoying football again I don’t know.

By: Gareth McKnight

Gareth McKnight — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 05:49:38 +0000

Have to agree with this well worded and 100% accurate article. Adebayor has given Spurs something that has been missing for quite some time, and the fans have confidence that when he gets a chance he will score. His athleticism and ability with the ball at his feet is unreal, and has been one of the side’s best players this season.

For Spurs to continue playing at this level it is important to keep him after the season-long loan, so Mr Levy may well have to dig deep and stump up the money for the transfer fee and above club structure wages. He is worth it though