Erling Haaland

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hihosilva said:
i just don't see this transfer happening, Pep & Raiola hate each other.
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Did you see the new quote from Raiola? This isn’t a man who’s not gonna do business because of words exchanged in the past lol
 
Guscruz said:
Did you see the new quote from Raiola? This isn’t a man who’s not gonna do business because of words exchanged in the past lol
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Really? Maybe I read it wrong but clearly he still has grudge with pep from that quote .
I think he is opposite of “ it’s all business but nothing personal “
 
Chi-town blues said:
Really? Maybe I read it wrong but clearly he still has grudge with pep from that quote .
I think he is opposite of “ it’s all business but nothing personal “
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He basically said it's done and dusted, not worth discussing anymore. Yes, they have issues between them personally but not something that would affect business. Hence he's, "closed the book a long time ago"
 
SWP's back said:
Opposite of that.
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Oh he definitely still has a grudge.

But as you say, business comes first, and that is an aside.




Beaides, it isn't like He will be negotiating with Pep or anything like that anyway.
 
bluesingh said:


Edit : sorry I’ll rephrase, Idk if this means anything in Haaland context
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Here is the rest of the quote from the article and it is also very important; and telling:


Raiola: “With Mr Ferguson or Guardiola, I have this problem — and I think that it is changing now — that (they believe) we should submit to them because ‘otherwise, tomorrow, you don’t do a player with Manchester United’. I don’t give a fuck if I never do another player with Manchester United. I’m not in their hands. I’m independent. We have only one party that we take care of: our players. And as long as our players like us, you do what you have to do.”

Interesting that he slags the rags and that he says the dynamic is changing. That clearly sounds like a Ferguson tactic moreso than Pep and the fact that it’s changing implies that big name coaches no longer blacklist agents like they used to.
 
Chi-town blues said:
Really? Maybe I read it wrong but clearly he still has grudge with pep from that quote .
I think he is opposite of “ it’s all business but nothing personal “
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I don’t blame you from misunderstanding it because it was poorly translated and he has the vocabulary of a ten year old, but he meant “that’s in the past, we don’t like each other, but business is business and he’s a great coach”. In other words, the world is round. And people are able to do business regardless of personal issues
 
minnesota blue said:
He basically said it's done and dusted, not worth discussing anymore. Yes, they have issues between them personally but not something that would affect business. Hence he's, "closed the book a long time ago"
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everybody know what i think of him personally’

that was unnecessary regardless of lost in translational
 
Akira said:
But if we are going for Haaland this coming window, surely whatever his release clause is doesn't matter?
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Yes but the speculation is meaningless about until properly sourced— which might never be
 
Akira said:
But if we are going for Haaland this coming window, surely whatever his release clause is doesn't matter?
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If it is true that it is higher, which I would doubt, then yes as it is all relative. They can ask for more this season, to let the player go earlier.

Ultimately if we are interested, we most likely know that though and what they might be willing to accept after the gamble posturing.
 
Chi-town blues said:
everybody know what i think of him personally’

that was unnecessary regardless of lost in translational
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It was unnecessary but it read to me more like “you all know I don’t like him, so I don’t need to keep talking about it, and you can stop asking me about it”. It was more like “leave it in the past”. And as the rest of the quote shows, I actually think his feelings about Pep are less particular about him and more of a bias against big name coaches in general
 
Guscruz said:
I don’t blame you from misunderstanding it because it was poorly translated and he has the vocabulary of a ten year old, but he meant “that’s in the past, we don’t like each other, but business is business and he’s a great coach”. In other words, the world is round. And people are able to do business regardless of personal issues
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the other sentence was unnecessary
 
Guscruz said:
It was unnecessary but it read to me more like “you all know I don’t like him, so I don’t need to keep talking about it, and you can stop asking me about it”. It was more like “leave it in the past”. And as the rest of the quote shows, I actually think his feelings about Pep are less particular about him and more of a bias against big name coaches in general
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let’s hope all goes well
 
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