The Cavani stuff is genuinely far-fetched. There's just no way he'd come to a team playing Europa League football, in a league that isn't superior to Serie A and in a team with lot of desperately mediocre British players, unless we flung the entire staff waged budget combined at him as remuneration. Simple as, really. a) he seems pretty content where he is and is playing alongside some fabulous players like Hamsik b) if and when he does decide to move, it will clearly be to the likes of Manchester City or Chelsea, or Barca or Madrid.
I think most of us can agree that there have been some disastrous/disappointing movement in the transfer market under the Kenny and Comolli regime - probably the majority, in fact. But it will be somewhat crass to beat them with the stick of not having signed the likes of Cavani in the summer, when realistically there is absolutely zero fucking chance of it. I think future rebuilding is more likely to be in the mold of Borussia Dortmund rather than one of the wealthier/CL clubs. Not necessarily a bad thing, assuming (a big 'if', I know) they have the ability to assess players with that level of potential, on the cheap. Comolli does not inspire me with confidence, frankly. No wonder that pork-chop faced bent cockney c**t 'arry made it a pre-condition of accepting the Spurs job that Damien be sacked. I would too.