Brett Sinclair
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De Bruyne?
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Tricky_Trev
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I just got a text that doesn't confirm whether it's on or off.
@BluePhil8
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At least Aloffs has said it's only City and they are locked in negotiations. Sounds like it's close.
Liar.I just got a text that doesn't confirm whether it's on or off.
york away to this!
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My mates's mate just txted his mate. He's said he'll only come if he can play with pogba...
He doesn't sound overly confident that he'll be staying :
Reports in England and Germany claimed on Wednesday night that widespread agreement had been reached between all parties, with estimates ranging from between 75 and 80 million euros for a transfer fee.
Allofs denied that was the case, however.
"There is no agreement with De Bruyne and with Manchester City," Allofs said at a press conference on Thursday.
"We have agreed to open negotiations, and that has happened, but Kevin is still a Wolfsburg player.
"We are not in any rush to get this (transfer) through. The interests of both sides must be considered.
"If our expectations are not fulfilled, Kevin will be playing for Wolfsburg this season, and I wouldn't mind that.
"In the end, there can only be winners from this deal and that applies also to Wolfsburg. If that is not the case, then there will be no transfer."
Earlier, Allofs had told Sport Bild magazine that his club cannot afford to turn down such sums like perhaps Bayern Munich can, hinting that there would be a point when they would accept an offer from City.
"People do think that money does not come into it with Volkswagen (the club's backers), but that is not the case," he said.
"VW and we place a lot of importance on being economically sound.
"Compared to the top clubs in Europe, we have very little means at our disposal. We must also adhere to UEFA's Financial Fair Play.
"We can't compete with (Bayern)."
Until a suitable offer is made, however, De Bruyne will continue to be considered a Wolfsburg player, also by their coach Dieter Hecking.
"I am naming 18 players in my squad to face Schalke (on Friday night) and I expect Kevin to be one of them," he said.
Reports in England and Germany claimed on Wednesday night that widespread agreement had been reached between all parties, with estimates ranging from between 75 and 80 million euros for a transfer fee.
Allofs denied that was the case, however.
"There is no agreement with De Bruyne and with Manchester City," Allofs said at a press conference on Thursday.
"We have agreed to open negotiations, and that has happened, but Kevin is still a Wolfsburg player.
"We are not in any rush to get this (transfer) through. The interests of both sides must be considered.
"If our expectations are not fulfilled, Kevin will be playing for Wolfsburg this season, and I wouldn't mind that.
"In the end, there can only be winners from this deal and that applies also to Wolfsburg. If that is not the case, then there will be no transfer."
Earlier, Allofs had told Sport Bild magazine that his club cannot afford to turn down such sums like perhaps Bayern Munich can, hinting that there would be a point when they would accept an offer from City.
"People do think that money does not come into it with Volkswagen (the club's backers), but that is not the case," he said.
"VW and we place a lot of importance on being economically sound.
"Compared to the top clubs in Europe, we have very little means at our disposal. We must also adhere to UEFA's Financial Fair Play.
"We can't compete with (Bayern)."
Until a suitable offer is made, however, De Bruyne will continue to be considered a Wolfsburg player, also by their coach Dieter Hecking.
"I am naming 18 players in my squad to face Schalke (on Friday night) and I expect Kevin to be one of them," he said.
Gelsons Dad
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my phone is dead because i forgot to charge it last night.
Neville Kneville
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I find it really fucking weird that, even though the bloke knows DeBruyne is leaving, he still wants to parade him in their training session.
It's starting to look like some kind of power fetish.
It's starting to look like some kind of power fetish.
IanBishopsHaircut
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I just got a text to say it's a takeaway for tea...sorry...off topic
Hung
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The Germans have a long history going back to 1914 of reneging on agreements. They also have a history of disrespecting the wishes of Belgians. They can't be trusted and if we appease them on this, it will end in tears, believe me.
el blue
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He needs a right slap when he finally lands... Fucking rigmarole.
Taylor
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Flappers out in force again!!!!!
TRUE BLUE NO1
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It's ITK lad, I will post more when I hear times etc
cheers mate.....about to start flapping any minute! he!;)
oakiecokie
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At last someone with a bit of fucking sanity.Well said BP.At least Aloffs has said it's only City and they are locked in negotiations. Sounds like it's close.
I just got a text from Pellers saying it's off and it was never on to begin with because we don't need or want him and will be unveiling our new signing, Lionel Messi before the game on Saturday.Flappers out in force again!!!!!
Gingers Dad
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Chinese, indian, chippy tea?I just got a text to say it's a takeaway for tea...sorry...off topic
The Germans have a long history going back to 1914 of reneging on agreements. They also have a history of disrespecting the wishes of Belgians. They can't be trusted and if we appease them on this, it will end in tears, believe me.
Very good lol
blue banks
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Just got a text from my local butchers - legs of lamb half price for the weekend. Get on it.
Len Rum
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Forgive and forget mate.The Germans have a long history going back to 1914 of reneging on agreements. They also have a history of disrespecting the wishes of Belgians. They can't be trusted and if we appease them on this, it will end in tears, believe me.