We only won by 1 point and he scored the decider in the rags and dipper games
Sorry, have you seen the fees that were recently paid for unproven talents?Just feels like people are picking arbitrary figures out of the air, and will probably use it as a stick to beat Begiristain with if Sane leaves for a more realistic fee. Could well be wrong, and hope I am, but starting to think that the club might be more open to his sale than the fans are.
I’m sure this has been mentioned a million times, but they’re not technically breaking any rules with what they’re doing. It’s undignified and underhand, but nothing that we could report them for. Good article on it here:funny that the rules of a player contracted to another club is ??? you can not speak to him to unless the club holding agrees ???
munich and the rules at uefa are a piss take, tapping up at its best ?? come on city bring them to court take them on
It's not my assumption, I was discussing a hypothetical, which I made clear.Beggars can't be choosers and your assumption that Pep wants rid and we're therefore somehow forced to sell is just baseless bullshit.
We're in no way obliged to be offering any fair deal to Bayern, not after the way they've gone about this, so no, 100 mil is nowhere near a decent price.
Be fair to them lol,after what they have been doing all summer,we should add several million on for being ****sBecause there's one bidder and he only has two years left on his deal (and we might be getting a transfer ban for one of them). Also because if he isn't going to sign Pep might actually just prefer to move him on and to get a deal done. £90-100 would be fair in my opinion.
He's the cream of the crop. Seems a reasonable comparison.Why name just one politician , the majority f*cking lie
I’m sure we will, to the best of our ability. And if we genuinely don’t want to sell then we can price them out by demanding, say, £150m and risk losing him on a free in a couple of years if he won’t sign a new deal with us. If, however, we are willing to do a deal then a compromise will be found. I hope it’s the former, but fear it may be the latter.Sorry, have you seen the fees that were recently paid for unproven talents?
Bayern is desperate for a winger and Leroy is their dream target, how would you not capitalise on that?
Just feels like people are picking arbitrary figures out of the air, and will probably use it as a stick to beat Begiristain with if Sane leaves for a more realistic fee. Could well be wrong, and hope I am, but starting to think that the club might be more open to his sale than the fans are.
None so brazenly though.Why name just one politician , the majority f*cking lie
Maybe but if we were doing the same to them the laws would be rewritten in the night!I’m sure this has been mentioned a million times, but they’re not technically breaking any rules with what they’re doing. It’s undignified and underhand, but nothing that we could report them for. Good article on it here:
https://www.lawinsport.com/topics/s...th-domestic-and-international-transfers-rules
It would be incredibly sweet if Sane turned them down after the absolute desperation they have shown. It’d be utter humiliation for them.People need to stop complaining about tapping up. You'd have to be naive in the extreme to believe we and every other club aren't at it.
The ****s chatting shit on a daily basis in the media is a different story altogether. I don't expect respect from a racist like Hoeness but they could at least pretend to have a modicum of class.
ha ha City won't be thinking about a ban next season to justify anything regarding Leroy. Look cjn you live in a house worth £250k, you don't want to sell, I want your house, would you be thinking " I can get 320k off me for your house or would you be thinking when I knock on your door I may accept 210k, come on it's the first one, because you don't wanna sell.It's exactly how it works. Price is what a buyer will pay, and we've only got one of those. If Pep is fed up with him and you want to get a deal done, that seems like a decent price to me.
If we think theres a decent chance of getting a ban next summer we have a lot less leverage than you think.
I’m sure we will, to the best of our ability. And if we genuinely don’t want to sell then we can price them out by demanding, say, £150m and risk losing him on a free in a couple of years if he won’t sign a new deal with us. If, however, we are willing to do a deal then a compromise will be found. I hope it’s the former, but fear it may be the latter.