avoidconfusion
Well-Known Member
If that is true then god help us
Neither Lopes or Kelechi are wingers, so they are hardly going to be a replacement for an out and out winger like SterlingLopes or Kelechi could play on the wing and develop to be as good as Sterling.
Signing players is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.
You have to get them interested, which takes time.
Then convince them you're the right one for them with offers they can't refuse.
Make sure you ward off other evil suitors, particularly cockneys and smooth Spaniards.
Then entice the object of your desires over, before showing them just how big you've become.
Once they see that, it's time to seal the deal
Then you spunk your load.
In this case £150 million load.
Signing players is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.
You have to get them interested, which takes time.
Then convince them you're the right one for them with offers they can't refuse.
Make sure you ward off other evil suitors, particularly cockneys and smooth Spaniards.
Then entice the object of your desires over, before showing them just how big you've become.
Once they see that, it's time to seal the deal
Then you spunk your load.
In this case £150 million load.
Signing players is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.
You have to get them interested, which takes time.
Then convince them you're the right one for them with offers they can't refuse.
Make sure you ward off other evil suitors, particularly cockneys and smooth Spaniards.
Then entice the object of your desires over, before showing them just how big you've become.
Once they see that, it's time to seal the deal
Then you spunk your load.
In this case £150 million load.
Signing players is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.
You have to get them interested, which takes time.
Then convince them you're the right one for them with offers they can't refuse.
Make sure you ward off other evil suitors, particularly cockneys and smooth Spaniards.
Then entice the object of your desires over, before showing them just how big you've become.
Once they see that, it's time to seal the deal
Then you spunk your load.
In this case £150 million load.
Standard procedure in all of Merseyside.In various parts of Manchester it works like this:
You ride up to them on a child's BMX with one hand down your tracky bottoms
You give them a spare cig pulled from behind your ear
You tell them you've signed on that day so have been 'paid'
You tell them they'd 'get it all over the gaff'
You stick it in and make the next generation.
I understand that, but we obviously think Sterling is the player for us. Given his age and what he has ahead of him, £5m is nothing to us if we have him for the next ten years.Maybe because that £5m is the difference between an acceptable price for a player and an unacceptable price.
Signing players is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.
You have to get them interested, which takes time.
Then convince them you're the right one for them with offers they can't refuse.
Make sure you ward off other evil suitors, particularly cockneys and smooth Spaniards.
Then entice the object of your desires over, before showing them just how big you've become.
Once they see that, it's time to seal the deal
Then you spunk your load.
In this case £150 million load.
United have bought Deepay, Darmian and are about to sign Schweinsteiger. That's a £65m outlay.If we'd signed Sterling, we wouldn't have signed Sinclair. If we'd signed Hazard we might have done.
And perhaps Pogba or Sterling will do the same two years from now if they sign for us or win the Champions League with Barca.
Where the fuck are Chelsea Arsenal & Utd ? Money issues perhaps ?
I understand that, but we obviously think Sterling is the player for us. Given his age and what he has ahead of him, £5m is nothing to us if we have him for the next ten years.
If we don't spend it on him, I dread to think what we will do with the money considering we have to buy English and Sterling and Delphi are out of the picture.
Who does that really leave. I could easily see us spending £30m on a couple of quota filling squad players.
United have bought Deepay, Darmian and are about to sign Schweinsteiger. That's a £65m outlay.
Chelse don't really need anyone. They've replaced Drogba with Falcao. They look very organised to me. Presumably because they didn't umm and ahh over a few million for their number one targets in the first place.
If we don't spend it on him, I dread to think what we will do with the money considering we have to buy English and Sterling and Delphi are out of the picture.
Well mate if we don't, someone else will and we'll be chasing a bunch of second choice targets.It could be the difference between a value for money signing and a not value for money signing. If overpaying £5m is nothing for sterling, then it's nothing for Pogba, nothing for De Bruyne, nothing for Unal etc etc. Clubs know that we have no limits to what we're prepared to spend so they set their values accordingly.
It's just bad practice to not have a spending limit, or to exceed it every time you havent sealed the deal in the first week.
Your lack of confidence
I don't. I mean if we miss out on him over the sake of a few million it will mean he is out of the picture.Why do you think Sterling is out of the picture?