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The desperation from these two clubs is astounding. Very, very unserious.

Somewhere not at City

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-exit-confirmed-key-8644543?fbclid=IwAR0UbxIwyvxzrNe3fodbYCJELnrZEm3Jrul6RnMqT2iZTmtwqoQ5v34nxGY Here we go! Done deal and confirmed.

From the man Jack himself. Piss or get off the pot, City.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12335801/Bayern-Munich-allocate-different-club-chiefs-focus-Harry-Kane-Kyle-Walker-pursuits-bid-secure-prime-targets-summer.html Small update from Mr Gaughan.

Twelve is being generous based on these postings

Romano has priors!

433's post on IG

Who said that?

I'll ask Soriano and Txiki be right back

age and wage level play a massive part

Great news.

Still have four years before that stadium is completed. Not sure he makes it that long.

Valverde was literally walking around the midfield when they played us at the Etihad. No thanks.

Callum Doyle is the one to make it at City for me. I can see him wanting a bit more stability though and with Leicester looking the most likely to come straight back up I don't begrudge the move for him, if it happens.

Paying for his age and potential. Cole Palmer is older than him and Gvardiol has led club and country for a few years.

Sure to ruffle a few feathers

Only reason to even give it a thought is because he beat Ornstein to it this morning.

Still have people who put their personal opinions on a player above Pep and the boards ability to know what's right for the team. It's insane to me.

The Etihad one in particular has no legs to stand on. Both UEFA and CAS determined the deal with Etihad is fair value and aren't related parties. I'm sure the PL's argument is that they ARE related parties, but a tough hurdle to climb.