It's not ridiculous at all. It's meaningless. Premier League clubs simply say no to any offer that comes in after the deadline if they want.
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Deal agreed with Bayern Munich for Leroy Sane - €60m (including add-ons)
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It's not ridiculous at all. It's meaningless. Premier League clubs simply say no to any offer that comes in after the deadline if they want.
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2.5 weeks is a bit short starting from zero. Or BM would pay big, which they don't want.
Nothing will happen as it looks.
Nothing will happen as it looks.
Jazzman
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When is that tweet from?Leroy Sané is yet to make a final decision on his future. A transfer to Bayern Munich all depends on his decision, and could be wrapped up quickly should he decide to move. [@kicker_bl_li]
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So I saw an article with Alaba mentioned... thoughts?
the talisman
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It's literally not a friendly FFS.
It is if we lose, nothing more than a glorified friendly.
If we win it’s a trophy and a statement for the upcoming season.
and Rummenigge is loopy.Pep IS the loop.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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You may be right but I wouldn't be a fan of that particular down-grade........Tin hat. I think he will go and I can see us buying the lad from palace.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Now if only his hamstrings weren't made of chocolate..........Cheeky 2 year loan for Bale to cover any impending transfer ban. Offer RM the £60k a week we are currently playing Leroy and we get £100m and a decent player for a couple of years
Definitely not a friendly against the Dippers and it is a trophy
I expect both Pep and Klopp will use their press conferences to downplay the significance of the game. Neither team will be at full strength. Neither manager will significantly adapt their pre season preparations to make sure they're fully match fit.
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Bit difficult for Pep to downplay after spending a year telling anyone that'll listen the shield is a trophy.I expect both Pep and Klopp will use their press conferences to downplay the significance of the game. Neither team will be at full strength. Neither manager will significantly adapt their pre season preparations to make sure they're fully match fit.
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