Alexander Isak | Cried his way to a £130m move

MCFC1993 said:
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Not sure why Newcastle are even allowing it.

Newcastle should threaten to throw him in the reserves for 3 years. He has 3 years left, power is with the club there. Lets see how well he does coming back at 29, 3 years with no competitive football.

Threaten that and then get him to sign a new contract with a £150m release clause.
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No chance any club would ever do that with a valuable asset. He is a right **** though, and liverpool are cunts too as they have clearly engineered this, a lot like bayern tactics
 
GoatersLeftShin said:
It's a strange one this as he's waited until Liverpool and Arsenal both both strikers before telling them he wants out. I can only assume Liverpool have said they will sign him and in some ways that will really help us as Newcastle will be like Brazil 70 when they play them next season. It's very odd though.

I thought if Newcastle won the CC they could build on it, but it really doesn't look good with Isak wanting out.
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In what way will Newcastle be like 1970 Brazil (the best team I’ve ever seen) next season?
 
MCFC1993 said:
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Not sure why Newcastle are even allowing it.

Newcastle should threaten to throw him in the reserves for 3 years. He has 3 years left, power is with the club there. Lets see how well he does coming back at 29, 3 years with no competitive football.

Threaten that and then get him to sign a new contract with a £150m release clause.
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Sounds like a helpless outcry, but I'm sure you know that isn't realistic ;)

A player has contractual rights, like professional training to keep his job-specific skills within team training and the chance to show his skills under competitive circumstances.

Financially it would be a dead investment, other players would insist on a replacement to be successful as a team, he would stay around every day and be a negative factor, media had a superb story.

And many more reasons. That's why it never happens but sometimes we wish it could be done. It won't.

And yes, of course a good player has power and can sulk his way into a move. There's a negative to the play, the boo treatment.
But it will be forgotten. He won't be the first example.

That's why we say when a player wants to leave he can if the prize is right. We don't say we stick him in the stands for the rest of his contract.
 
St.Pauli support said:
Sounds like a helpless outcry, but I'm sure you know that isn't realistic ;)

A player has contractual rights, like professional training to keep his job-specific skills within team training and the chance to show his skills under competitive circumstances.

Financially it would be a dead investment, other players would insist on a replacement to be successful as a team, he would stay around every day and be a negative factor, media had a superb story.

And many more reasons. That's why it never happens but sometimes we wish it could be done. It won't.

And yes, of course a good player has power and can sulk his way into a move. There's a negative to the play, the boo treatment.
But it will be forgotten. He won't be the first example.

That's why we say when a player wants to leave he can if the prize is right. We don't say we stick him in the stands for the rest of his contract.
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We did with Tevez when we were growing like Newcastle are.
 
St.Pauli support said:
Sounds like a helpless outcry, but I'm sure you know that isn't realistic ;)

A player has contractual rights, like professional training to keep his job-specific skills within team training and the chance to show his skills under competitive circumstances.

Financially it would be a dead investment, other players would insist on a replacement to be successful as a team, he would stay around every day and be a negative factor, media had a superb story.

And many more reasons. That's why it never happens but sometimes we wish it could be done. It won't.

And yes, of course a good player has power and can sulk his way into a move. There's a negative to the play, the boo treatment.
But it will be forgotten. He won't be the first example.

That's why we say when a player wants to leave he can if the prize is right. We don't say we stick him in the stands for the rest of his contract.
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Newcastle will sell if the price is right from their POV, not Isak's or Liverpool's. And it will be huge: 150m...

Again, this ain't happening. People betting on the move will lose money.
 
Gaz76 said:
Nah, just the usual footballer want a move type jazz, im sure we have signed players before who said they only wanted to come to us and not stay where they were
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He's downed tools, he's a ****. Just like any player who did the same to join us
 
MCFC1993 said:
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Not sure why Newcastle are even allowing it.

Newcastle should threaten to throw him in the reserves for 3 years. He has 3 years left, power is with the club there. Lets see how well he does coming back at 29, 3 years with no competitive football.

Threaten that and then get him to sign a new contract with a £150m release clause.
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Are they really owned by Saudi because the way they are acting is like Ashley still owns them!

Tell Isak you have 3 years if you want to train go back home to Newcastle train there! Tell him he can go though if Liverpool reach the 150m mark if they don’t you want his head back in it for start of the season!

Livamento can see how to behave to get a move also if he wants out!

Like I’ve said weak as fuck who ever running Newcastle…
 
It’s not a good look from the lad.
Forcing a move away is never a good look regardless of who it is. Unfortunately when a players head has Been turned that’s that.

He has to be careful though as some players have done this and never quite worked out and they carried the tag with them the rest of their careers.

Van hooidjonk tried this sketch in the 90s and he was never quite the same player after.
 
BillyShears said:
The outcome will decide who this looks. If they end up keeping him, then fine, him training there instead of in Newcastle whilst the rest of the team are away on the tour isn't the end of the world. But if this ends in him being sold, Newcastle have set a bad precedent. Clubs will be circling around their best players, and the players will know they can sulk their way into a move.
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Isn’t that what Nunes did
 
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