ARE SPURS PREPARING THE ULTIMATE BOMBA ?
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Are Spurs really preparing a 'bomber' or is this episode just transfer noise?
Hi guys, welcome to Talking Tottenham 1882. I hope you're all well. We're going to talk Bomber. First, before we go anywhere, please hit the like and subscribe button. Thanks so much for all the support you've been giving me over the last few weeks. Sorry about the gap. A few of you had a go at me, but I've been away. I'm back and ready to do content, content, content. So if you prefer to not listen, not watch on here and you want to listen, we're also available on Apple and Spotify audio. So please give me a follow and a like up on that. And for those that you have already ordered your jersey from our sponsor, OK Jersey, thank you very much for letting me know. go down there use that code down at the bottom there tt10 and you can get an extra 10 off all of the kits that they have there spurs home spurs away make sure you get the bigger fan version not the player version unless you're really skinny um guys uh there's my title are spurs preparing the ultimate bomber are all the rumors a distraction because i believe something is coming
Maybe I'm delusional. We see, but one day it's Cody Gapko, then it's Nicholas Jackson, then it's Ida Marlow, then it's Savino, then it's Mamouch. Every day there seems to be another winger, another forward, another rumour. But here's the question I want you to ask today. Do you believe that Spurs are preparing the ultimate bomber? And are all these rumours that we're seeing just simply a distraction? Did Roberto Deserbi slip up? when he said, you know, there's a bomber coming. Because when you step back and look at it objectively, what has actually happened? De Zerbi has already told us he still wants more signings. We know Tottenham are strengthening the key areas at the back and in the midfield. But most supporters, including myself, still believe there's another statement signing to come before this window closes.
You know, I can't believe that this is it. Meanwhile, the stories keep on changing. It was Gatpo yesterday. This morning, it was Nicholas Jackson, someone else the day after. Yet none of them seem to be progressing to the point where any respected journalists are saying medical booked or here we go. Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano is getting a lot of stick at the moment because he's going here we go too early or whatever. He's jumping on board everyone else's at the moment. It's his credibility under scrutiny at the moment. But what makes me wonder, are these genuine pursuits or are they simply names that naturally emerge because Tottenham are speaking to agents and clubs while the actual club is working on something much bigger behind the scenes?
I mean, let's look at Cody Gapko. The message from Liverpool... Was Cody Gap no? What do we think of Cody Gap? Listen, is he a good player? Yes. I didn't think that his stats were outstanding.
Which recurring striker rumours have dominated the early transfer window chatter?
Well, I didn't think he was absolutely outstanding last season. When I speak to a lot of Liverpool fans, they're always going on about how he's too selfish and how he doesn't deliver. And I'm amazed at how much abuse he was getting last season. I'm not sure whether he was the full guy for their fall-off season, but it seems to me that... Iriola is under the impression that he can get a lot more out of him than Arne Slott did. And therefore, it's Cody Gapnow. And there's just no chance that he's going to come. But is that just talk as well? Because let's be honest, Liverpool are looking at Bradley Barcola and they're looking for about 130, 140 million euros, which is mad, mad money. But potentially...
They could use the money from the sale of Gapco to finance that. But their message is clear, not for sale. Nicholas Jackson. Chelsea say they would need convincing to sell to a Premier League rival, but come on, let's be serious. He was on loan at Bayern Munich. And they had an option and they didn't take it up. Listen, they got Harry Kane. They're looking at other strikers. I actually think Nicholas Jackson isn't a bad player. I've suggested it a few times on channels and I got shot down. Look, I know he needs a lot of chances to score.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Are Spurs really preparing a 'bomber' or is this episode just transfer noise?
0:01β3:25
2
Which recurring striker rumours have dominated the early transfer window chatter?
3:25β8:18
3
What clues suggest Spurs might be masking a single big signing behind many names?
8:18β14:56
4
Why is Cody Gakpo linked to Spurs and how realistic is that move?
14:56β20:40