Spurs make bid for [Insert Here]

[Le Chef]

£23m for Andy Carroll is an amazing offer, he is worth £15m tops imo.

Spurs dont need him anyway,

Arry's probably on a kick back

[kris90210]

Where the **** do Spurs get all their money from? Does anyone have a link to Spurs' net spend over the past 5 years? Must be one of the highest in the premiership, surely.

[Frenchie]

Where the **** do Spurs get all their money from? Does anyone have a link to Spurs' net spend over the past 5 years? Must be one of the highest in the premiership, surely.

Fiddler on the roof royalties

[Bulld0g]

Fiddler on the roof royalties

[Dim Tim]

Where the **** do Spurs get all their money from? Does anyone have a link to Spurs' net spend over the past 5 years? Must be one of the highest in the premiership, surely.

Craig... It's your cue!

[Arn]

Spurs make £26m bid for Llorente

Spurs boss Harry Redknapp bids £26m for Athletic Bilbao striker Llorente

Harry Redknapp has acted quickly to head off a renewed challenge from Liverpool for Spain's Fernando Llorente by making an astonishing £26million bid for the Athletic Bilbao striker.

The Tottenham Hotspur manager, also linked with Newcastle's Andy Carroll, is understood to have made Llorente his top target in a deal which could go through before the transfer window closes at 11pm tomorrow.

One complication is that there could be competition from Chelsea if they fail to persuade Liverpool to part with Fernando Torres.

Bilbao president Fernando Garcia Macua has continually rebuffed efforts to prise Llorente away from his club. Macua is up for re-election this summer and knows it would damage his chances of a further term if fans' hero Llorente left.

But Spurs are aware of an escape clause in the player's contract and have made an opening bid in the hope of testing the water.

Following the signing of Luis Suarez, Liverpool were banking on Torres forming a strike-force with the Uruguay international and have turned down his transfer request, insisting he will honour his contract.

Clicky

[wiw]

Dream on Harry

[Shaggy]

Be pretty miffed if they get Llorente.

[Cormack74]

Spurs boss Harry Redknapp bids £26m for Athletic Bilbao striker Llorente

Harry Redknapp has acted quickly to head off a renewed challenge from Liverpool for Spain's Fernando Llorente by making an astonishing £26million bid for the Athletic Bilbao striker.

The Tottenham Hotspur manager, also linked with Newcastle's Andy Carroll, is understood to have made Llorente his top target in a deal which could go through before the transfer window closes at 11pm tomorrow.

One complication is that there could be competition from Chelsea if they fail to persuade Liverpool to part with Fernando Torres.

Bilbao president Fernando Garcia Macua has continually rebuffed efforts to prise Llorente away from his club. Macua is up for re-election this summer and knows it would damage his chances of a further term if fans' hero Llorente left.

But Spurs are aware of an escape clause in the player's contract and have made an opening bid in the hope of testing the water.

Following the signing of Luis Suarez, Liverpool were banking on Torres forming a strike-force with the Uruguay international and have turned down his transfer request, insisting he will honour his contract.

Clicky

**** me, talk about a scatter gun approach to buying players.

[Reece]

They'd need more than £26m surely? Especially with Real Madrid supposedly interested?

[Cormack74]

Where the **** do Spurs get all their money from? Does anyone have a link to Spurs' net spend over the past 5 years? Must be one of the highest in the premiership, surely.

Think he's called Joe Lewis.

He's a billionaire living in the Bahamas.

It'll be on the net somewhere.

[Arn]

They'd need more than £26m surely? Especially with Real Madrid supposedly interested?

[Craig_H]

I dunno, Bilbao arent minted. Can they afford to turn down £26m?

[Will]

Harry be asking Robbie Keane if he has Basque ancestry using the granny rule

[Exiled_red]

Sunday supplement saying Newcastle have told Spurs their £25m bid for Andy Carroll is an insult