I do wonder if Rodrygo is done, Savinho’s been informed, that's why he wants to leave as he sees his spot under threat and the rest is just waiting for the dominoes to fall.
I think that makes the most sense for me with Sav's quite sudden desire to leave and Rodrygo, who did actually want to leave, not taking a move all summer.
FYI, sell-ons can be based off the profit made on the sale or gross sale price with the latter being more common afaikNot sure Spurs will be able to sell him for much more than £70m, so the 20% profit would be pretty small.
On £70m fees, I’d assume it’d be less likely though.FYI, sell-ons can be based off the profit made on the sale or gross sale price with the latter being more common afaik
That one Madrid fan has had it nailed on since May, MariaGMC may yet be the greatest ITK.No chance of this in my opinion. If someone sneezes in Madrid it’s all over the front page of their newspapers. If a Rodrygo deal was close they’d be absolutely all over it.
Also Pep seemed disappointed with Savinho in his press conferences so I don’t see it being driven by us.
There is no way I’d be selling Savinho unless someone better is coming in though, just hope the club see it this way rather than this being an easy way of trimming the squad.
I think once you get to a figure like 70m a sell-on fee isn’t likely to be included at all, but I agreeOn £70m fees, I’d assume it’d be less likely though.
I do wonder if Rodrygo is done, Savinho’s been informed, that's why he wants to leave as he sees his spot under threat and the rest is just waiting for the dominoes to fall.
I think that makes the most sense for me with Sav's quite sudden desire to leave and Rodrygo, who did actually want to leave, not taking a move all summer.
If this little sniveller wasn't getting any game time at City, I could understand him wanting to take a step down, but to agitate for a move to a serial win nowt outfit like Spurs and be one of Thomas Frank's bus-parkers, when you're being afforded plenty of opportunity at City, just hums of a weak mentality. I wanted him to stay and prove his worth on a consistent basis, cos you can see the talent in him, but it's clear he hasn't got the cojones. Don't let the door knob hit you up the arse on the way out, twat.
Definition of recency bias. Lemme guess the next player that’s leaving is shit tooIf the sites biggest WUM thinks my post is pathetic I'm obviously doing something right.
Hard to disagree with any of that tbh. Wasn't expecting it as lot to like about Sav. But shit is starting to add up with him.If this little sniveller wasn't getting any game time at City, I could understand him wanting to take a step down, but to agitate for a move to a serial win nowt outfit like Spurs and be one of Thomas Frank's bus-parkers, when you're being afforded plenty of opportunity at City, just hums of a weak mentality. I wanted him to stay and prove his worth on a consistent basis, cos you can see the talent in him, but it's clear he hasn't got the cojones. Don't let the door knob hit you up the arse on the way out, twat.
Plus Haaland, Bernardo and Echiverri. Then we also have Musaka.I don't think 7 attackers for 4 roles is stacked.
7 CMs for two slots and 6 CBs for 2 slots is where we can lose a couple of guys.
Especially as Foden's fitness is in doubt, that leaves just Doku, Bobb, Cherki, Marmoush for 3 spots week in week out.
Just off the basis of last season, he recovered a few times.Plus Haaland, Bernardo and Echiverri. Then we also have Musaka.
And why are you doubting Fodens fitness? He has a niggle.
Savinho's not going to shag youDefinition of recency bias. Lemme guess the next player that’s leaving is shit too
ITK?Savinho's not going to shag you
Yes they will...City will not sign a replacement for him. Pep wants a smaller squad than we currently have and we are already stacked in attacking areas.
Had to do with Nico G playing on the left side of midfield. He was excellent but I'm sure Pep wanted to be a bit conservative as he continues to bed in.Thought RAN was defensive too yesterday, might have had something to do with being back at wolves
Ouch!If this little sniveller wasn't getting any game time at City, I could understand him wanting to take a step down, but to agitate for a move to a serial win nowt outfit like Spurs and be one of Thomas Frank's bus-parkers, when you're being afforded plenty of opportunity at City, just hums of a weak mentality. I wanted him to stay and prove his worth on a consistent basis, cos you can see the talent in him, but it's clear he hasn't got the cojones. Don't let the door knob hit you up the arse on the way out, twat.