Sir Joe Aguero
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Can Barca even buy players without selling? Read something about La Liga banning them from bidding for Wijnaldum until they balance the books. They really seem in a mess.
That would be very decent money for us and sheer lunacy for Barca. Why would they pay for somebody they’ve all but signed for free next summer already? The only reason for bringing him in now from a Barca perspective is if there’s a risk of him going elsewhere which seems extremely unlikely or if he can provide more value on the pitch this season than the transfer fee, which again seems unlikely. he’s not good enough right now to be starting for Barca and If he’s going straight into the Barca first team then they’ve got bigger problem than anybody thought.
No reason to believe that is true but I’d snap their hands off if it was legit.
We would get next to nowt through the 'Fifa training regime'. I think you are probably thinking of the development regs for English to English clubs whereby a tribunal sets the fee if the club's don't agree.It wouldn’t be for free next summer as they’d be obliged to pay us a development fee.
Not sure how that’s calculated but believe it’s based on how long we’d developed said player for and current perceived market value.
Could someone who’s educated on this topic please elaborate for my benefit? Ta
Is 10 years v 3 not partly? You didn't fully develop him, so you can only have developed him partly. You might want to look at the definition of partly before saying peoples assesment is ridiculous.Partly, 10 years vs 3 - ridiculous assessment
Domenech reports that Garcia not being in the lineup against Wolves has nothing to do with pending transfer - he had 17 stitches due to laceration on skull
Is 10 years v 3 not partly? You didn't fully develop him, so you can only have developed him partly. You might want to look at the definition of partly before saying peoples assesment is ridiculous.
Partly - to some extent, not completely.
If you want to use your own definition that's fine, I'll stick with the dictionary definition - which as I pointed out in my last post is 'to some extent, not completely'.Partly is never used to describe say mostly, rather a portion of a whole and understood to not be an equal portion much less majority. 10 pounds vs 3 pounds contribution to something, no one would say the tenner constituted a partial donation - more like the 3 would
Can Barca even buy players without selling? Read something about La Liga banning them from bidding for Wijnaldum until they balance the books. They really seem in a mess.
If you want to use your own definition that's fine, I'll stick with the dictionary definition - which as I pointed out in my last post is 'to some extent, not completely'.
Sold Semedo to Wolves for about €30m iirc.
Yeah, his U10 year is basically the same developmentally as being nurtured into an EPL starter with a Champios League start by one of the greatest managers alive.If you want stick with a definition that doesn't support what you said or how it is actually used, you're welcome to it as well - doesn't preclude others looking for clarification
As I say, if you told someone you partly contributed to something vs mostly - 10 vs 3 would be impossible to distinguish. The devil is in the details
Are you still making things up? No one is interested.If you want stick with a definition that doesn't support what you said or how it is actually used, you're welcome to it as well - doesn't preclude others looking for clarification
As I say, if you told someone you partly contributed to something vs mostly - 10 vs 3 would be impossible to distinguish. The devil is in the details
If Wolves didn't feel compelled to sign every Portuguese player, they'd be lucky to get €3mil. He's awful.Sold Semedo to Wolves for about €30m iirc.
A piss take fee for Garcia but if his mind is elsewhere then no use keeping him around
Yet they are doing exactly that with Messi.