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Alderweireld's Agent Denies Spurs Is A Done Deal
Tuesday, 7th Jul 2015 15:51

Toby Alderweireld's agent is quoted as saying that the player's rumoured move to Tottenham Hotspur is far from a done deal.

There have been many rumours and counter rumours regarding Toby Alderweireld's future although tellingly none come directly from either the player or the clubs involved with Ronald Koeman being virtually the only party involved having made a statement.

However that has changed with the player's agent who is also his Father coming out and saying that his son is no nearer a deal with anyone that he has been in the past few weeks.

Vic Alderweireld said:

“We have a concrete agreement with no one. There are conversations right and left but currently there are no changes from the last few weeks.”

this seems to contradict the rumours that Alderweireld was at Spurs either Yesterday or Today for a medical and it indicates that someone somewhere is conducting an intense PR war to try and push this deal through.

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patred added 15:55 - Jul 7 interesting !!!!!
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IWOZTHERE added 15:59 - Jul 7 PLEASE LET IT BE SO! ( I take it all back Les.)
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IanRC added 16:01 - Jul 7 .... And you suggested spurs might be innocent this time Nick, I suspect not.
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JDawg added 16:09 - Jul 7 This is soooooo painful! Toby & Vic, put Spurs out of their misery and tell AM that the only team you'll go to is Southampton!
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Jesus_02 added 16:54 - Jul 7 Les...you will have given Levy a black eye if we end up with Toby. And should that happen I wil salute you. Trouble is confusion reigns - lets hope its confusion of our design.
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pintsizedsaint added 17:04 - Jul 7 Loads of talk that TA is having medical at Spurs. This is agony! Who's telling the truth?
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aceofthebase added 18:54 - Jul 7 Lots of reports in the last 30 minutes saying it is all done, he has agreed everything and is going to Spurs. Why doesn't RK or any of the saints team give him a phone call? Give me his number and I will call him
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montecristo added 13:08 - Jul 8 We ve lost him gutted hope Saints sue AM and Spurs for millions.In the meantime I hope that Les Reed and co finally drop this stupidity of getting payers in on loan they are onoy going to get poached, stupid really.Fans are going to be furious and the club owes them a statement and an appology
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TeamCortese added 23:08 - Jul 8 I don't care if we get millions from this. This is pure incompetence by Les Reed and co and you know it Nick!
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