Yes, I was unsettled to see Wilf showing off a hugely impressive car in the transfer window whilst we were hearing that he wanted a better deal. But I guess that players compare their bling and I suppose we have to pay the going rate.
At the end of the day he's a huge talent with immense potential. My view is let's use him not lose him.

If he plays like he did Saturday, on a regular basis, we'll have a world class player on our books. Its the only thing that's really held him back is consistency.

I'm not so worried about goals he scores, but his final ball into the box. He was absolutely electric on Saturday, and his cross for Beneteke was only second to Payets assist in quality. His goal was pretty special too, great use of strength, skill and pace.

If he can put that kind of performance two out of every three games, we'll have trouble keeping hold of him. He looked like the kid who dominated the championship defences for fun.

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I don't think incentives like that work completely. Players will start to play selfishly and not, for example, pass the ball to a team mate who is in the clear. Need to be careful with incentive based pay.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder - get it out with Optrex.

Sako was reportedly seeking 70 with competition for his signature. That must stick in Wilf's throat. He was badly advised/we did well to bring him back on a 5-year since he can't wait/sulk it out without ruining his own career. We should give him a big bump for 2 years more. Within the disgusting context of modern football it is the right thing to do.

PS: THIS is predicated on media reporting that could, of course, be bollox

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It's still September.

I'm sure all those involved have been in contact. Wouldn't be surprised to see something happen in a couple of months. There's no rush.

Employee of the month is a good example of how someone can be both a winner and a loser at the same time.

you are worth what someone is willing to pay you, this is a fact of life.
If Spurs were going to double his wages, i would not have blamed him for leaving.