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That's my take, you start playing hardball then Arsenal turn around and say 'we only needed him for cover, we're out' and we're potentially left with him when it's clear he needs to go for everyone's benefit.

Tony's just hoarding it in the club bank accounts is he? :facepalm:

Harry Kane similarly agitated for a move, refused to turn up, then was welcomed back into the side. Whether this is terminal for Trossard at Brighton remains to be seen, but if offers aren’t quite what he or the club were expecting, might be that some bridge repair contractors will be needed.

Both parties sign contracts and both parties want something the other might not at different times. We actively have looked to offload players we’ve no longer wanted by touting them to other clubs. It’s not all one way.

I don't think Potter will raid any of Brighton's players. He is already under a huge amount of pressure, and with a signing from your old club you are under even more pressure for them to be a success because you are supposed to know all about them, had 3 years on the training pitch etc. If...