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Hugo Lloris
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Good player if we could get him.
it will be refreshing to get a new manager in who picks players on form not reputation....if those sorts still exist. It's mind boggling the fact that we as fans can see the mediocrity which started out being an occasional bedfellow of our team and which now is rife. We have a strong forward line, but beyond that the rest of the first team is either over the hill, or still to get to the top of their hill.
I say this safe in the knowledge that you get the right manager who gets more out of the squad than the sum of its parts, and we'll all be lauding them.
I say this safe in the knowledge that you get the right manager who gets more out of the squad than the sum of its parts, and we'll all be lauding them.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Sad to see how poor he is now, been a great keeper but he no longer seems to have it anymore. For me a new keeper has to be a priority for next season. We all know that our defense needs work as well but if any player has to play in front of a keeper they no longer trust to be there when needed does not help.
monkeybarry
Ian Walker
To be fair, that armadillo gets down quicker than Hugo these days, and gets it's angles right.
There was something quite Pickford about it though!
Yeah fantastic goalkeeper for us and one of many who deserved some silverware.
Fudge it, bring him in for the Leeds game anyway - especially if West Ham are still in the mix for relegation....
Great servant, and wish him all the best, but we held onto him for two years too long.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Confirmed out for the season alongside useless Sessegnon
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
The only keepers who imo have been better then Lloris in our shirt were Jennings and Clemence. He has been a great servant for us for sure but we need to get a keeper to replace him for next season. For me it should be our priority signing this summer.
Mikey10
John Lacy
Had completely forgotten he is still with us. Another to shift.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Amen.
Nearly 450 apps for the club and an absolute great servant for the club. For a 3/4 period,
he was one of the best keepers in the world.
If we don't see him again, thanks for the service, despite recent crap spouted about you, you have been magnifique
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...l-trebling-tottenham-hotspur-salary-x97wcfb5s
Hugo Lloris has been offered a deal to play in Saudi Arabia next season that would treble the Tottenham Hotspur captain’s salary.
The goalkeeper’s contract expires next year and the 36-year-old is understood to be open to a new challenge after more than a decade in the Premier League. The offer from Saudi Arabia is not the only option on the table but it is by far the most lucrative, giving Lloris the chance to earn at least three times his present salary of about £100,000 a week.
Hugo Lloris has been offered a deal to play in Saudi Arabia next season that would treble the Tottenham Hotspur captain’s salary.
The goalkeeper’s contract expires next year and the 36-year-old is understood to be open to a new challenge after more than a decade in the Premier League. The offer from Saudi Arabia is not the only option on the table but it is by far the most lucrative, giving Lloris the chance to earn at least three times his present salary of about £100,000 a week.
Mikey10
John Lacy
He’s always struck me as a thoughtful, intelligent type. Will be interesting to see if money trumps any concerns he is likely to have about the regime in that country.
seaside spur
Scott Parker
Has it ever done ?
Gilzeantoscore
Justin Edinburgh
He has never really had it in terms of mental strength. Made big mistakes at crucial times. Looked to be on the verge of tears in some games. However, he also had moments when he was solid.
tommysvr
Simon Davies
Odd. He’s a World Cup winning captain. I imagine they requires a bit of mental strength.
Gilzeantoscore
Justin Edinburgh
And...... he made a huge howler in the final. Lloris is capable of throwing the ball into his own net type of mistakes. The really great ones not so much.