Spurs will move for David Marshall if...

Monday 17th Marcy 2014.

Tottenham Hotspur will move for Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall if Hugo Lloris leaves the club this summer.

Lloris recently hinted that he could look to exit White Hart Lane if the club fail to finish in the Champions League this season.

Following their 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the north London derby, Spurs lie seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand on Tim Sherwood's men.

That makes Lloris' exit a genuine possibility, and has sent ripples of panic through the White Hart Lane boardroom.

The Frenchman – a target for big-spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco – is widely regarded as the only true world-class player in Spurs' squad, and chairman Daniel Levy knows he will struggle to replace the stopper's ability.

But he has earmarked Cardiff City keeper David Marshall as a replacement option.

The 29-year-old has impressed for Cardiff in a roller-coaster season and has been hailed as the best goalkeeper outside of the top four.

That has impressed Levy, who will go all out for the stopper if Lloris leaves.

A source close to White Hart Lane: “The club is obviously aware of interest in Hugo and Marshall is clearly a top keeper..

“He's a very good option if those circumstances arrive and would want to remain in the Premier League with City's position somewhat precarious."

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I am not ITK but City would get good value from this sale, and logically we could compromise slightly in GK dept in the Championship.

I see any number of Marshall, Medel, Caulker, Kim all departing for decent fees apart from Kim, where we'll get our money back no doubt.

We could even sell some of the 5 right backs as well...

He deserves it.

I dont think we will have a shortage of takers, good news is he signed a new deal so we will get a decent fee for him.

I also think caulker will go to Liverpool, I originally thought man utd, but I think Brenda will chase him up now.

Monday 17th Marcy 2014.

Tottenham Hotspur will move for Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall if Hugo Lloris leaves the club this summer.

Lloris recently hinted that he could look to exit White Hart Lane if the club fail to finish in the Champions League this season.

Following their 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the north London derby, Spurs lie seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand on Tim Sherwood's men.

That makes Lloris' exit a genuine possibility, and has sent ripples of panic through the White Hart Lane boardroom.

The Frenchman – a target for big-spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco – is widely regarded as the only true world-class player in Spurs' squad, and chairman Daniel Levy knows he will struggle to replace the stopper's ability.

But he has earmarked Cardiff City keeper David Marshall as a replacement option.

The 29-year-old has impressed for Cardiff in a roller-coaster season and has been hailed as the best goalkeeper outside of the top four.

That has impressed Levy, who will go all out for the stopper if Lloris leaves.

A source close to White Hart Lane: “The club is obviously aware of interest in Hugo and Marshall is clearly a top keeper..

“He's a very good option if those circumstances arrive and would want to remain in the Premier League with City's position somewhat precarious."

http://www.footballdirectnews.com/premi ... ybeojhF0qQ

AN OPTION is what it says
Sherwood will no be the manager thats 100% certain...so id imagine who they appoint will have a massive say......
a bit of a non story.

Monday 17th Marcy 2014.

Tottenham Hotspur will move for Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall if Hugo Lloris leaves the club this summer.

Lloris recently hinted that he could look to exit White Hart Lane if the club fail to finish in the Champions League this season.

Following their 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the north London derby, Spurs lie seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand on Tim Sherwood's men.

That makes Lloris' exit a genuine possibility, and has sent ripples of panic through the White Hart Lane boardroom.

The Frenchman – a target for big-spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco – is widely regarded as the only true world-class player in Spurs' squad, and chairman Daniel Levy knows he will struggle to replace the stopper's ability.

But he has earmarked Cardiff City keeper David Marshall as a replacement option.

The 29-year-old has impressed for Cardiff in a roller-coaster season and has been hailed as the best goalkeeper outside of the top four.

That has impressed Levy, who will go all out for the stopper if Lloris leaves.

A source close to White Hart Lane: “The club is obviously aware of interest in Hugo and Marshall is clearly a top keeper..

“He's a very good option if those circumstances arrive and would want to remain in the Premier League with City's position somewhat precarious."

http://www.footballdirectnews.com/premi ... ybeojhF0qQ

AN OPTION is what it says
Sherwood will no be the manager thats 100% certain...so id imagine who they appoint will have a massive say......
a bit of a non story.

Daniel Levy has the final say at Tottenham, not the manager

Great move to a big club for Marshall

Monday 17th Marcy 2014.

Tottenham Hotspur will move for Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall if Hugo Lloris leaves the club this summer.

Lloris recently hinted that he could look to exit White Hart Lane if the club fail to finish in the Champions League this season.

Following their 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the north London derby, Spurs lie seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand on Tim Sherwood's men.

That makes Lloris' exit a genuine possibility, and has sent ripples of panic through the White Hart Lane boardroom.

The Frenchman – a target for big-spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco – is widely regarded as the only true world-class player in Spurs' squad, and chairman Daniel Levy knows he will struggle to replace the stopper's ability.

But he has earmarked Cardiff City keeper David Marshall as a replacement option.

The 29-year-old has impressed for Cardiff in a roller-coaster season and has been hailed as the best goalkeeper outside of the top four.

That has impressed Levy, who will go all out for the stopper if Lloris leaves.

A source close to White Hart Lane: “The club is obviously aware of interest in Hugo and Marshall is clearly a top keeper..

“He's a very good option if those circumstances arrive and would want to remain in the Premier League with City's position somewhat precarious."

http://www.footballdirectnews.com/premi ... ybeojhF0qQ

AN OPTION is what it says
Sherwood will no be the manager thats 100% certain...so id imagine who they appoint will have a massive say......
a bit of a non story.

Daniel Levy has the final say at Tottenham, not the manager

your saying Harry Redknap had no say in crouch , defoe, bale,.............its a stupid story that you could write about any player..but in the case of spurs who will deffo be fetching in a new manager...........its not even a non story..utter rubbish...im sure if you asked A SOURCE CLOSE TO any club...if you lose your keeper . wat about marshy?..you;; get the ..he is deffinately an OPTION reply..ffs............

I think it's another bullshit story.

Monday 17th Marcy 2014.

Tottenham Hotspur will move for Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall if Hugo Lloris leaves the club this summer.

Lloris recently hinted that he could look to exit White Hart Lane if the club fail to finish in the Champions League this season.

Following their 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the north London derby, Spurs lie seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand on Tim Sherwood's men.

That makes Lloris' exit a genuine possibility, and has sent ripples of panic through the White Hart Lane boardroom.

The Frenchman – a target for big-spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco – is widely regarded as the only true world-class player in Spurs' squad, and chairman Daniel Levy knows he will struggle to replace the stopper's ability.

But he has earmarked Cardiff City keeper David Marshall as a replacement option.

The 29-year-old has impressed for Cardiff in a roller-coaster season and has been hailed as the best goalkeeper outside of the top four.

That has impressed Levy, who will go all out for the stopper if Lloris leaves.

A source close to White Hart Lane: “The club is obviously aware of interest in Hugo and Marshall is clearly a top keeper..

“He's a very good option if those circumstances arrive and would want to remain in the Premier League with City's position somewhat precarious."

http://www.footballdirectnews.com/premi ... ybeojhF0qQ

AN OPTION is what it says
Sherwood will no be the manager thats 100% certain...so id imagine who they appoint will have a massive say......
a bit of a non story.

Daniel Levy has the final say at Tottenham, not the manager

spot on..

I think this is lies. Only reason is because 1. They have already one of the best in the world 2.be a new manager next season

Yes but brilliant for Marshall if true, well deserved and European football

Marshall has to be our best player all season .

Hope we stay up and Marshall stays

If not good luck to him - with whatever team comes in for him .

Marshall has been outstanding the last 2 seasons for us

Marshall has been far the best cardiff player in PL. Loosing him is a tragedy,
But understand that the best players want to be in PL where the real football is.

I agree with all the positive comments about David Marshall and he is getting so many accolades because he has been our stand out player this season. I just wish he would come off his goal line and command his area more often at set pieces.

I agree with all the positive comments about David Marshall and he is getting so many accolades because he has been our stand out player this season. I just wish he would come off his goal line and command his area more often at set pieces.

I've said this before on here - he is a fabulous shot stopper, his kicking is OK, but he does, at times, appear stuck to his line.

All that said, overall he is the best keeper we've ever had. His reaction time is remarkable.

Hope he stays with us. Class player, in the top 5 GK in the prem!