James Maddison preferring a move to SpursOfficial - If true, just have to trust the new NUFC regime NUFC
Apparently, family reasons are being cited as a reason for James Maddison supposedly preferring London.
If that really is the case then good luck to him on that score because I personally would probably prefer to live in Beirut. I don’t want us to sign the likes of James Ward-Prowse and Conor Gallagher, names that are often bandied around in The Mag comments sections.I am hearing wonderful reports about this Hungarian lad whose name begins with an S. I cannot even say it never mind spell it .
The transfer window has been open for nearly a week and I know the longer it goes, without a relatively big signing, some of the natives are going to be getting a tad restless. I have never ever previously been as confident, as I am in this regime getting the recruitment spot on though.They have forgotten more about how to do proper business, than the FCB who previously ran the show into the ground.and former players on the International circuit. Well done to the lot of them.I actually compared it to Rocky Balboa getting a shot at the title, yesterday in the club. I’d had a few like.
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