Tom Ince in the papers again...

Rumours circulating this morning that Tottenham are tabling a 'buy and loan back' offer for him in the January window.

Blackpool to Cardiff is 233 miles.
Blackpool to London is 239 miles.

Since Cardiff is apparently too far to move with his young family, I'm fascinated to see whether London is suddenly fine.

Over-rated anyway I think - Clearly didn't fancy coming to us, his dad never liked us much - I remembering belittling us as a pundit before he went into management. 

There are players equally as talented who would love to play for our club - our scout network seems to have a global reach. 

Also, if Spurs go on to win the title as some think, Ince will struggle to make any sort of impact there - just like everyone said about Scott Sinclair's move to man city - he too would be better off staying at his current club.

The thing is money talks, so the difference in six miles is nothing, but I see your point red, To be perfectly honest... Tom ince can take a run and jump,

Has he actually done anything this season? I could understand if he was setting the championship alight. Yet another over rated englishman and a bullet dodged I feel

I'd rather give Noone a vote of confience. You can't fault his commitment and the effort he puts in whenever he plays. With Odemthingy, Bemmaly and Noone, I think we have plenty of wide options..... 

I don't know for certain, but apparently he is out of contract at the end of this season and rumour has it that Spurs are prepared to grab him for around £350,000. Seems like his old man will have 'shafted' Blackpool in the interest of his son getting a better financial deal because of the size of transfer fee being paid. (Low fee means they will pay Ince Jnr. higher wages, similar to the 'no fee higher wage deal' done by Celtic when Ledley went there.) As far as I'm concerned Tom Ince still has a lot to do to convince me that he will be anything other than a slightly above average Championship Player. We have enough players 'with potential', so what we need are a few more with proven ability to help ensure maintaining Premier League status.