You don't think they're ready, it doesn't mean they're not ready. Before the lockdown you had a large proportion of fans saying Foden still wasn't ready, saying we needed a Silva replacement and as soon as he suffers the slightest dip in form, they'll resurface.
Any dips in form of Garcia, Tosin and THB suffer are very easily mitigated with Fernandinho who like you say has been very steady. We would also have Laporte back which isn't to be underestimated.
I could say the same; there's less evidence buying a 29 year old for £60-90m is a guarantee of success, in fact I'd say there's fuck all. Before you mention VVD, the circumstances were completely different, Liverpool we're desperate for the league title and have a humongous rebuilding job to do in 2 years maximum due to their transfer policy. It was a huge gamble justified because their aspirations were different than ours having not won the league in 30 years.
In fairness, nothing in his post suggest he has no faith in the clubs ability to win trophies and break records. However, that has little to do with whether management sometimes lose players because they are trying to lower the price. They do. And that's his complaint.Right , okay. You obviously. Don’t have much confidence in the club. Despite all the recent trophies and records delivered.
Tell me about it. Pre-internet, Americans had a shockingly bad knowledge of other varieties of English.I guess we’d need an American who understands their linguistic nuances to explain it, but I don’t think it’s only our sports teams, they do it with bands / companies.
Nirvana is back with a new album. DC United is 0 from 3 on the road. Apple is opening stores Thursday.
I had an American tutor at an English uni who tried to correct my grammar saying I should use “is” when talking about a company and I thought he was on drugs.
The Miami Heat have closed their training facility after a second player tested positive for the coronavirus, a source confirmed to ESPN on Friday.
Liverpool's title-winning celebrations were given a rude awakening as Jurgen Klopp's team was thrashed 4-0 by last year's champion Manchester City in the Premier League.
After ending its 30-year wait for a top-flight English league title last week, Liverpool were given a guard of honor by its opponents as the players made their way onto the Etihad Stadium's pitch.
That's not bad. Usually when we're linked to a player, it's about 1000 pages of bollocks.30 pages of bollocks!!!
Ding Ding Ding!Tbf it says usually and not always, unlike the example of the police below. Technically Barcelona is winning 1-0 isn't incorrect, although less standard. The difference in a football team being singular or plural is contextual.
Napoli's what?That's acceptable English.
It's easier to digest if you use Napoli's instead of Napoli is.
do you mean 30 pages is bollocks, or 30 pages are bollocks?30 pages of bollocks!!!
I never said it wasn't a priority, I just think we have better long term options within the club than gambling £60-90m on a short term signing who comes with absolutely no guarantees.We're going to have to agree to disagree mate because I can't wrap my head around someone thinking that a centreback signing isn't a priority. As far as I'm concerned, it's the priority and it's pretty clear that the club sees it the same way.
Napoli's what?
It doesn't make much sense.