Andy Perry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

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Andy Perry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

Andy Perry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

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Midlands, England Se unió Şubat 2013
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Spurs Till I Die
Spurs Till I Die@THFCForever_·
Spurs fans, if you were to keep one of Richarlison and Solanke who would you keep?
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Sam
Sam@SamCKx·
Not sure if everyone is fully aware of what is facing Andrew Tate right now. If the US extradite him, he will likely face trial in the UK, facing potentially 20+ years in jail if found guilty. Once he's served his time/been acquitted, he would be transferred to Romania and face similar sentencing there if found guilty. If not extradited, he will have to return to Romania to face trial there, facing potentially 20+ years in jail if found guilty. Once he's served his time there/been acquitted, he would be transferred to the UK to face his charges there. There is no scenario where he can realistically avoid trials in both the UK and Romania, unless he literally spends the rest of his life on the run. There's a strong possibility he could spend the rest of his life in jail.
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Murph
Murph@footballmurph·
Funny how it works! I sadly lost my father today. He’s been battling dementia for 7 years now. When I left the office after the news I had my playlist on shuffle. How’s this for the first 3 songs to play! R.I.P Dod…you were my hero 🙏
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Rudolph
Rudolph@RudolphN17·
TL;DR: Relax. This is shaping up to be Tottenham’s busiest and most exciting transfer window in decades. There is an enormous amount happening behind the scenes, both in terms of arrivals and departures. One thing I’d urge supporters to remember: signing elite players that their clubs desperately don’t want to lose takes time. These aren’t straightforward deals. They require patience, persistence and often weeks of negotiations. The wait can be frustrating, but it’s usually worth it. The important point? Spurs do not need to sell to buy. The club are financially capable of making two marquee attacking signings, with the possibility of adding up to three attacking players before the window closes. That said, there are plenty of outgoing conversations taking place. Spurs are actively open to offers for Vicario, Romero, Sarr, Solomon and Richarlison, while Djed Spence and Kevin Danso are both attracting significant interest despite not being players the club are actively looking to move. Latest on the departures: • Vicario – Active conversations with Juventus. Their goalkeeping shortlist is essentially down to him or Martínez. Fiorentina’s interest continues to grow also. Spurs open to loan with obligation. • Romero – Inter Milan remain very keen, while Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid all continue to monitor his situation. Won’t kick a ball for Spurs again unless something drastically changes. • Sarr – Interest from several Premier League clubs, as well as Ange Postecoglou’s Al-Nassr. • Solomon – Wanted by multiple Premier League and Championship clubs, with Benfica also in the mix. • Richarlison – Would jump at the opportunity to return to Everton on a long-term contract. Brazilian interest exists but no club likely to meet Tottenham’s valuation. • Spence – Admired by Liverpool, Manchester City and several of Europe’s biggest clubs. • Danso – A player Crystal Palace rate extremely highly. We feel they may test the waters here. Incoming targets: * Kroupi remains Tottenham’s No.1 striker target. He wants the move, his representatives have held positive talks with Spurs and discussions continue to progress. This is a deal the club are pushing hard to complete. * The club absolutely love Diomandé. If Spurs can convince him that North London is the right destination, they’ll move decisively. * Yıldız has been discussed during conversations with Juventus over both Vicario and Romero. Juventus insist he’s not for sale and it would take an enormous offer, but we continue to monitor the situation closely. * Savinho remains the leading option for the left wing. Talks are ongoing, although Spurs won’t meet Manchester City’s current asking price. * Nusa is admired but there are internal doubts over whether he genuinely improves the starting XI enough to justify the investment. As things stand, this one feels unlikely. * Even after the arrivals of Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, Spurs would still explore a deal for Alex Scott if the opportunity presented itself. The club are aware Tottenham is his dream destination. The club’s view is simple: if a world-class player becomes available, Tottenham believe they should be in the conversation. That includes Julián Álvarez should Atlético Madrid decide to sanction a sale. Spurs have already used previous dealings involving Romero and Bentancur to make enquiries and establish whether there is any possibility of a deal. There is still a long way to go in this window. A lot of conversations are happening, patience required. There will be at least another 2 big incomings before the window closes and expect another 7-8 to depart. The future is bright, it’s lillywhite. Title challenge incoming! Youth update incoming ⏳🔜
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James Powers 🇬🇧
James Powers 🇬🇧@ItsJamesPowers·
If @andyburnham really wanted to help with Energy Bills he would remove the standing charges. @MartinSLewis is right in this. Completely shameful that people have pay over £300 a year for the privilege of having a connection.
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Rudolph
Rudolph@RudolphN17·
Ask me anything, 30 minutes before I board a flight.
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Tim Robinson
Tim Robinson@RAeSTimR·
Now in assembly in the N of England - the UKs Combat Flying Air Demonstrator - a supersonic, LO piloted experimental aircraft that will feed into GCAP #FIA2026 #FIA26
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Stephen Morgan MP
Stephen Morgan MP@StephenMorganMP·
💡 Within his first full day, our new Prime Minister has already taken decisive action that will support Portsmouth people. Today, the Government has announced that they will be cutting VAT on energy bills to 0%. This will put pounds back into the pockets of families across our city. Find out more here. 👇🏻 stephenmorgan.org.uk/new-pm-cuts-ta…
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Ivan Gowan
Ivan Gowan@IvanGowan·
£21.5m plus 20% future sell on (of profit) and a matching clause but importantly a buyback clause of £42.5m. @RudolphN17 🥇 Good fee providing a young talent a clear path forwards with an option to return to spurs in future. A new Spurs era is well underway. Go smash it Will.
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Sonsational
Sonsational@SonsationalN17·
Going from Kroupi and Leao links to Pedro fucking Neto is a new lowest of lows in my lifetime supporting this club man. #lockin spurs
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Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham@andyburnham·
I said I would give people a bit more breathing space. Today I’m taking immediate action - cutting taxes on energy bills to put more money in your pocket.
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Don McGowan
Don McGowan@donmcgowan·
I’ve caught up on the cabinet comings and goings. Some ok, some a bit weird and then there’s Wes Streeting as Secretary of Defence. Replacing Dan Jarvis, an ex parachute regiment Major in the British army. Streeting failed to reach a negotiated settlement with junior doctors and now has to deal with Pete Hegesth and NATO. Call me cynical but he’s already out of his depth.
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Andy Perry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧
@RootsSpurs You wouldn't give someone with no relevant experience anywhere in business or industry, it beggers belief MP just get given roles they have no hope of understanding quickly, they will be out of office before he's even half ready - genuinely mind boggling decision.
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COYS@RootsSpurs·
Defense minister should have a military background. Health secretary should have a medical background. Chancellor should have a business background. Simple.
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Neil Stone
Neil Stone@DrNeilStone·
Wes Streeting is new Defence Secretary in the UK government He has no military experience whatsoever
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Andy Perry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧
@wesstreeting Ridiculous appointment removing someone with actual military experience from the role - worst appointment I've ever witnessed in any government in my life time, first Burnham mistep and it's only day one. It's like putting Ronald McDonald in charge of Nuclear Weapons 🤷
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