‘Gutter journalism’ – Some Spurs fans react to report about Gareth Bale’s future

Some Spurs fans are refusing to believe that there is any truth in reports coming out of Spain claiming that […]

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Some Spurs fans are refusing to believe that there is any truth in reports coming out of Spain claiming that Gareth Bale wants to return to Real Madrid next season and see out the final year of his contract in the Spanish capital.

Spanish publication AS have suggested that the Welshman wants a swansong at the club where he won four Champions League titles and is prepared to return to Madrid at the end of his season-long loan deal at Spurs.

Reports have previously suggested that Tottenham have the option of extending Bale’s loan spell by another year (Football.London).

However, the Welshman has not exactly hit the ground running in North London, having made only one Premier League start since his return.

While some Spurs fans saw it as an obvious fact that Bale would return to Madrid at the end of his loan spell, others saw the report as a made-up story aimed at tarnishing the 31-year-old.

I'm really surprised how many people still believe what 'AS' write about Bale!

— I.S._bon_mot (@buymemoto) December 14, 2020

People are actually believing this ???????? https://t.co/yVG8lC2ahy

— Cal ???? (@THFCSZN) December 14, 2020

You people will say anything https://t.co/l6D7M3plKB

— LILYWHITE WENDSS ???????? ???????? (@NejisWife_) December 14, 2020

Bale wants to return to Madrid lol. The biggest load of shit. He said himself its the Spanish media that is the problem over there for himself. They won't change towards him.

— Danny (@DanWalk00831488) December 15, 2020

Diario AS linked tweet about Bale allegedly tiring of bench life at Spurs and wants to go back to Real Madrid if Zidane is sacked.https://t.co/klRkJSoBid pic.twitter.com/wdDUn041o2

— McLean (@spursmaca) December 14, 2020

This is hilarious. The mail spen 3 years saying he wanted to leave now they say he wants to go back . Gutter press at work

— Mike brothers (@Mikebrothers19) December 15, 2020

This is probably the dumbest thing i’ll see all day???? https://t.co/Qnxcm5zvND

— UTOPIA???? (@thfcalfonzile) December 15, 2020

Why are people so outraged about this? I mean he's always gonna be a Spurs legend, but if he doesn't contribute a lot more to the team this season, there's no way Levy will pay his wages for another year… So of course he'll probably go back to Real for his last payout… https://t.co/4SKcIP91hP

— Jo ✯ (@Jortoliny) December 15, 2020

@AlasdairGold
Another day of sky sports gutter journalism trying relentlessly to tear our team apart. All this negativity about Dele Alli, Now Bale. Who's next, Kane & Son?? https://t.co/em0FZ8KnJM

— Tottenham Hotspur???????? (@Spurs_Ng) December 15, 2020

So, Sky Sports is happy to sell it’s soul by giving Daily Mail BS on their brand

Incredibly disappointing https://t.co/zI6n8b8b7m

— Walker (@EWF423) December 15, 2020

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Whether Tottenham do actually end up extending Bale’s stay or not, what is clear is that the Spanish press still have not got over their obsession with the Welshman. Even after he has left Madrid, the 31-year-old continues to make headlines every single time he is left on the bench or out of the squad by Jose Mourinho. Given how they maliciously targeted Bale with fake reports during his time in Spain, there is no reason to believe there is any truth in these reports.

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