Sadly, that says more about you
Imo of course and using rational thougt , i will happily stand correct first of febIs it? Ah well.
Where did I hear Pep say we did not put in one bid, Levy refused to come to the table so an offer wasn't even made?Completely disagree - we were all in for Kane. Thinking that Levy would sell.
As Levy didn't want to sell unless for a ridiculous amount we pulled the plug. I don't think it's Kane who backed out - I think it's we that were completely fed up with another stupid Levy negotiation.
So this is our deadline day
Mainly yes, but there will be a football and career side to the decision, as there was when he chose Dortmund. IMO that will rule out a couple of clubs. Other clubs have ruled themselves out with choices made this summer. So I think it it leaves us and maybe a couple of others. If I had to guess I'd rate us at about 50/50.it's not a bidding war - it's a *contract* war. whoever pays the highest to erling and his agent.
Raises the question, and it appears to have crossed the football authorities minds, do wage controls and restrictions on amounts paid to agents need to be urgently considered. If such a contract war were to emerge in this case the sums involved in wages and payments might be astronomical.it's not a bidding war - it's a *contract* war. whoever pays the highest to erling and his agent.
I wonder if it's an agent that runs that club and bit the owner. The turnover is stupid.Don't Arsenal buy some utter cack?
His contract is up next summer. This is his last year.That's ok.
He gets experience and might come back or we make a profit on him to build for next season.
They will not break through. Only fund what's to come.Fiorini, Gomez, Lavia, Doyle, Bobb, McAtee & Robertson all say hi!
PMSL.
If they don't get top six this season then I reckon they're in deep shitI wonder if it's an agent that runs that club and bit the owner. The turnover is stupid.
Yeah maybe so.Maybe he wants city maybe it’s about who gives them more money!? Wages go anywhere above 450k we be out!
With due respect, I disagree. There will be a choice of what is the smartest career decision. It will not involve just money. The player is bound to make more money beyond the contract, with what he builds with his career. Or are we going to believe that a club from China or the US, if paying more, would also be able to get him?it's not a bidding war - it's a *contract* war. whoever pays the highest to erling and his agent.
Just check were not flogging him for €50 and a box of cigars for Pep if it's a decent season for him.His contract is up next summer. This is his last year.
Agree.If they don't get top six this season then I reckon they're in deep shit
I get the feeling you just dont want to be disappointed again so are adopting this stance to prevent the possible disappointment (again)Imo of course and using rational thougt , i will happily stand correct first of feb
I don't believe the info but I agree 100% with your sentiment. Too many Billy big bollocks on this forum calling others out. Some right snidey comments.We have a poster who has previously provided info that has come to fruition and, who again has shared something with us.
If you don't believe it, fine but to call someone out as posting bollocks serves nothing other than to deter people with info from posting.
True, he’ll probably pick the most likely team to win the champions league at the time.Haaland would though. I imagine, as previously mentioned, that he would have his pick of clubs.
Words.Thats not bidding.
That's making a wage offer.
I don't think thats a leap or controversial at all - in fact a very good point“Merlin was here”
might be controversial to say this but I think we have gone back to that way of playing due to Grealish. He has similarities to Merlin, incredibly hard to get the ball of him, has a brilliant eye for a pass. Good under pressure etc. Draws players to him. Fans thought Foden would be the Silva replacement but I think it’s Grealish he’s really similar to David Silva, Foden more of an Iniesta