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It's more their tactics at attacking corners that have been concerining. The league is supposedly clamping down on it. So far they have resorted to short corners as a result, it's 2019 all over again.

This is needless doomerism. It's been three games and Estevao is coming off a major overuse injury. The world does not need yet another Christian Pulisic, Ansu Fati, Jadon Sancho etc who are mentally and physically busted before the age of 24. For the sake of the team, Alonso also has to juggle between allowing players to build momentum, getting results, and getting players match-fit and ready to peak for the mid-season.

Interested to see all the post summer transfer spend summaries once the window closes. Feels like a massive summer, with so many of the transfers between PL sides. Wonder how that impacts foreign leagues (if true compared to prior years) given the dependence on lucrative PL sales. This net spend info is from yesterday, so likely before Barcola or Spurs splashing out on Tosin - so lots will change. 1) Liverpool -£173M 2) Spurs -£168M 3) Ipswich -£156M 4) Arsenal -£155M 5) Coventry -£123M 6) Chelsea -£114M........ 20) Villa +£123M

Good luck to him. I can see him meandering around the Italian countryside in pastel shade clothing. Should be good for his nerves and a good move for him.

If he does well he won’t be coming back. They have a £75 million option on him which will be a snip based on where prices are going. Never rated him but I’d still rather he went to any other club than them.

The sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what has Mudryk ever done for us?

I’m not worried about Estevao at all. He’ll get plenty of game time and is genuine competition for Palmer and Rogers. If he’s good enough he will play.

Camara alone is fine.

I still have a feeling that, should we get such money for Enzo, we are going to get Adam Wharton. Unlike Bournemouth I don't think Palace turn down a huge offer.

LOL cannot be true. Too good to be true. Mind you is just a buy option I guess.

Have to think they’d reject any offer at this point unless it’s obscene money (150M). His value isn’t going to drop - and just needs time to regain match speed after the injury.

He's been injured for too long, we need to have patience with him.

Let play devil’s advocate; you get £140m for Enzo from City tomorrow, and you pay £65m for Camara and Kone £75m for Kone?

Weren’t they asking for £20m 😂

We’d be f**king stupid not to be jumping at that. Value for moneywise, the worst value signing of the BlueCo era. To recuperate anything is a huge win for us.

We literally have 2 right backs sharing minutes in midfield. Absolutely not.

I'd take that if we can't bin Pedro Neto on deadline day. Neto, Quenda and Estevao are good enough for backup options for Rogers and Palmer in a season with no European football.

Might sound crazy but I’d rather just go with what we have than panic buy last minute. Tosin & Murdyk type players is what you end up with when you buy this late in the window, or worse still buy a dud on a Blue Co 6yr contract that you can’t shift. That or sign Samir El Mourabet from Strasbourg who I rate highly, and send Essugo on a permanent transfer the other way.

Roma havent given up on Gittens loan and buy option 4.2 & 47mill.(Pys/ Gianluca di Marzio)

This man should have all the Sporting Directors in a leash. Somehow managed to undone all of their four years worth of errors in a matter of just a couple of months. Only comparable to Guardiola in terms of power at a football club since Ferguson left United. Not even Klopp had that much power in his first year at Liverpool, he needed more than two seasons to change the entire culture and build his squad.

apparently there is an option to buy at 75mill. (Kinsella @ bbc)

It's all part of a way bigger plan. Roberto de Spursy knows better.

No way any football people have signed off on it as a standalone deal, without this just being how Mudryk loan gets done, which is the only way it becomes logical on their part. Absolute madness either way.

Next up for Spurs is a blockbuster move on deadline day - Jadon Sancho on a free.