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Ian Walker
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Moussa Dembele
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Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Yea think it's needed even, could throw in winks as well? Neither will get too much action at all for us unless we have a bit of a crisis.
I've been quite impressed with Onomah thus far. He plays Poch's pressing game well. I'd be surprised if Poch was happy to let him head out on loan.
He's shown a few nice touches but lets not over-hype him. He has potential, but he is very much on the fringes - he doesn't even feature regularly in the Cups, just gets minutes here and there in the main(not being negative, just stating where he is at the moment). Dembele would have a more prominent role to play than Onomah and could be beneficial deal to all parties....
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Wont be bad for Onomah to get a few games there. It would definitely toughen him up.
knowlespurs
Dave McEwen
cant see why fulham would swap dembele for an attacking midfielder
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Doumbia also has a very good work rate.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Having sold Townsend and loaned out Pritchard I'm not sure it would be wise to also loan out Onomah at this stage of the season?
Vega
Neil Sullivan
It would depend on probabilities i suppose of injuries to others with the run of games we have coming up.
Ill leave that to Poch to determine.
It would be a choice of having Dembele or Onomah in the squad. Given how badly we supposedly need another striker I thought that would be a simple choice.
metalgear
Nayim
maybe but at least this guy thinks so:
Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas sold goalkeeper Hugo Lloris to Spurs last summer and then said: “The negotiation with the Tottenham directors has been the hardest I have ever had to undergo in 25 years.“We had people speaking all night with Daniel Levy.“He talks a lot and goes back on what we’ve agreed in writing.”
StephenH
David Ginola
Sounds like Jean-Michel needs to man up. Dan got his man - Best Spurs signing for me bar none!
I don't think he's saying its a myth that Levy is a hard negotiator, that much is obvious. What is a myth is that Levy waits until the final hours of the window then starts trying to do deals which is what is constantly alluded to by the media. This hasn't really happened at all in recent times....
RunTMC
John Scales
Things can change. Also from Aulas this last summer...
Now, the pacey forward looks set to join Tottenham, after Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas told RMC Sport that Spurs are insistent on signing N'Jie - and whilst he thanked Daniel Levy for the simple negotiations, he also added that a deal may not go through until Lyon sign Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa from Roma.
"I had Daniel Levy, on the phone many times," said Aulas. "Levy insists on signing Clinton. We are close to an agreement. But we want to finalize other deals before [selling N'Jie], including the very important investment we are doing with Roma. Much has progressed.
"I thank Daniel Levy for making an offer that is respectable. Things can change from one moment to the next. I expect also a call from the United States, where he is currently, to try to move forward," he added.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Indeed, but it helps get some fans knickers in a twist.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
We'd still have 6 specialist AMs for 3 positions (Lamela, Alli, Son, Njie, Eriksen and Chadli). With 8 (Pritchard and Onomah) it's the only part of our squad you could say is still slightly bloated.
StephenH
David Ginola
They need little help, the bunch of whingers.