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Les Ferdinand
He may well have done. I remember it first coming up a few years back in an interview given by Donna Cullen when the new stadium was being built.
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Giovani Lo Celso
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He may well have done. I remember it first coming up a few years back in an interview given by Donna Cullen when the new stadium was being built.
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Found this in the mirror.
But it is understood that Spurs paid the highest bonuses in the division - something that Levy has now seemingly confirmed in the meeting.
The Supporters' Trust secretary Peter Haine brought up the subject of the bonuses paid to players at the club.
The minutes of the meeting read: "Peter Haine mentioned the bonus payments, also. It was felt the bonus structure and incentives should also be considered when discussing players wages as they comprised a significant part of the monies and are the most generous of any club in the Premier League."
Daniel Levy reveals the huge bonuses Harry Kane and co earn at Tottenham
Levy was discussing the clubs bonus scheme during a meeting between the clubs board and the Tottenham supporters trust
www.mirror.co.uk
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
If he did say at pay the biggest bonuses then I honestly missed it.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Reading what was quoted, he doesn't say we pay the biggest bonuses just that they are competitive and one of the best payers which was kind of my point. Tottenham have taken that snippet and ran with it that we now are confirmed as paying the biggest bonuses or that the bonus structure compensate for the bigger initial wages other clubs pay. Neither of these things are known or confirmed.
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
I’d guess most players would prefer to have a salary competitive with their peers rather than have to rely on bonuses to make up the difference. Especially when bonuses may be dependent on how your team mates perform as well as how you perform.
"are the most generous of any club in the Premier League"
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
I see what Levy did there.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
I suppose it's a nice relaxing time with the family for him again, might even watch our games on TV, if there's not a Harry Potter film on.
jrh
Niko Kranjcar
Played as a bit of a defensive mid for PSG if memory serves. Deffo knows how to tackle, read play and intercept.
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
Hope some overseas clubs feel the same about him.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
He is a good player ( imo) and he did well yesterday. IF he can stay fit ( and get a run of games for us) he could show those who doubt him are mistaken. We shall see.
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
There was one absolute “wow” moment in front of the Paxton but I’m b*ggered If I can remember the exact passage of play. Need to watch the game back again.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Probably the one where he went on a run, megged a player and then gave a good pass off to Johnson I think.
metalgear
Nayim
Spurs whiz who won 10 duels was better than Son vs Bournemouth
The impressive central midfielder was the true hero against the Cherries.
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....The Argentina international played a crucial role in both of the first two goals for the hosts, firstly teeing up Sarr to lash in an excellent opening strike.
He then assisted the second goal with an outrageous flick in behind the Cherries defence to send Son through down the left channel, which allowed the South Korean ace to fire the ball in.
Lo Celso completed 92% (34/37) of his attempted passes and 100% (3/3) of his dribbles to go along with two key passes - both of which were rewarded with assists. This shows that he was creative and forward-thinking without being wasteful on the ball.
The 27-year-old whiz was also almost perfect defensively with a combative performance. He won 10 of his 13 ground duels to make three tackles, one interception, and one clearance, whilst no opposition player completed a dribble past him....
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John Lacy
In fairness he was decent at the beginning of Jose's time as manager, but then got injured and wasn't fancied by subsequent managers until Ange