Alexis Sanchez

[Roachy]

The point is if you are a footballer player, outside a handful of players its only about the deal if you get the money great who cares who pays you?

I'm talking about City's stance not who decides to pay that amount.

 

[kaz7]

Excellent



Any chance of posting the statement ?

 

[Robinho's Subbuteo]

One thing I would like about Sanchez signing for the rags would be if Alexis walked into the dressing room and said “JLingz - lose the fucking stupid name and get the fuck out of my seat”.

 

[bluemc1]

Where can I find the statement we have released ?

 

[Packrat]

Hey you might be on to something..
Anybody you got your eye on as a suspect?

I think you now have a few suspects, lol.

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

So

£35m
Mitty car rean
400k a week
Agent fee


Glad we walked..

My thoughts exactly. He had our offer since last summer, he is now thinking about the £’s......so he can go elsewhere in my eyes

 

[mancityscot]

its a weird one this. i and probably most city fans thought this deal was going to be relatively straight forward. It was clear he was very interested in playing for us and was reportedly gutted the move didnt go through in the summer. Guess we all just presumed we'd get him this window or wait til summer. The way this saga has unfolded has been pretty shit to be honest. Its clear he's very much money-orientated and its disappointing to say the least, but im pretty happy we aren't giving in to his, his agent's and arsenal's demands. Move on and im sure we'll get someone far hungrier, younger and better in the summer!

 

[bluemc1]

Where can I find the statement we have released ?

It’s ok I’ve seen it

 

[ak93city]

If we win the league and a cup im pretty sure after bonuses etc the majority of our top earners will walk away with more than £350k per week when all said and done

Presumably a one time bonus is less tempting than idk 300/350k pw basic?

 

[goater555]

Heres that little spat between bulbous head and Jamie Carragher from tonight if anyone missed it:

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...e-debated-by-gary-neville-and-jamie-carragher