Supporter Lays Row Of Dominoes Outside Stadium As Spurs Web Links Kim Min-jae To Vuskovic Fee
Barry Napier · Transfer Correspondent · Reading time: one pint
Spurs Web reports that a Tottenham deal for Kim Min-jae could indirectly fund a Bayern Munich move for Luka Vuskovic, from which Spurs would collect a 20 per cent sell-on, and the dominoes were bought on Thursday evening.
A Tottenham man has spent the morning on the forecourt of the stadium arranging dominoes in a line, after reading that a deal for Kim Min-jae could trigger a transfer domino effect involving Luka Vuskovic.
The report, published by Spurs Web, states that Vuskovic has featured in every Premier League match for Brighton, who have kept three clean sheets, conceded five goals and sit third. It adds that Bayern Munich are monitoring him, citing cfbayern.
The Herald understands the man read the word domino at 7:40am and the word effect at 7:41am, and had left the house by 7:55am with a set from the cupboard under the stairs.
It says it right there. Domino. You set one off and the next one goes. I'm not being clever, I'm just reading it.
By noon the row ran from the main gate to the edge of the paving, with a small gap at the drain that he described as the Bayern leg of the journey. A second, shorter line, labelled with a biro on a till receipt, represents the 20 per cent sell-on clause.
Spurs Web also notes that Aston Villa have interest in Kim Min-jae and that Spurs retain the option to match any bid for Vuskovic. The man has accounted for this by leaving one domino lying flat, on purpose, near the gate.
A passing steward said the row was not obstructing anything, and asked only that it not be knocked over before the afternoon, as he had not yet seen the end of it.
At the time of going to press the first domino remained upright.
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