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Bellamy reveals Tottenham snub

19 November 2011 - 07:44

Liverpool striker Craig Bellamy has confirmed that Tottenham made a move to bring the Welshman to London during the summer, but admitted there would be only one move that he wanted to make.

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The 32 year old turned down a move to Tottenham on transfer deadline day, and instead returned to Liverpool for a second spell. Kenny Dalglish is a huge fan of Bellamy and reportedly signed the Welshman on a cut price 450,000 GBP deal.<br />

"There was interest from one or two other clubs, but I was trying to be straightforward with Cardiff.<br />

"With no disrespect to your QPRs and your Stokes, who I do like a lot, I would go to Cardiff before them. But if there was a big club, or a chance of playing in the Champions League or for a club fighting for the Champions League, I had to look at that opportunity and take it really seriously.<br />

"It all went on from there really. Come the last day, I'd resolved an issue with Man City which allowed me to go on a free. On the deadline day, I woke up, my phone went, my agent was on his way to see me - I was in a hotel with Wales - and he said, 'We have two offers - there's Liverpool and there's Tottenham. What do you want to do?'<br />

"I like Tottenham, I like the team a lot. I feel the way they play and pass the ball would suit me a treat - but this was a chance to go to Liverpool.<br />

"I don't believe you should return, go back to your old clubs, but this is Liverpool and I could never walk away from this opportunity."

Written by Conroy Sanders