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Yep. I just don't get your point.

Who brought up United?

You realize the player has to agree to any move, correct? That is the definition of power. He isn't staying in Napoli and they can't make him go to Chelsea.

Which is my point. If the links to Chelsea are real the only way it is possible is if he is willing. Because if he is not willing to go to Chelsea, it doesn't matter what they bid.

Because we understand the player holds all the power in situations like this?

The problem you have is that you seem to think that Napoli hold the cards when in fact Jorginho does. If he wants to come here he will come here (see Sterling, Stones, Dinho). If he doesn't care between us and Chelsea, he will probably go to the highest bidder (Chelsea).

Think long and hard about that word.

Do you regret not signing Alves and Sanchez. I certainly don't. Both players agreed to come here and then changed their minds (the first because of his wife/Neymar and the second because of money). Both choices indicate to me that they are not good fits for the squad. To me the system works...

I am sorry, but he is not. He is making a judgment based on seeing a 17 year old kid drunk once. That is not a gut feeling.

I assume you don't think Sterling will make it because of all the "poor choices" he made as a teenager?

1) The issue is not about alcohol. He is talking about a mentality. Plenty of foreign players do all kinds of shit that would be considered "not ideal" for a professional athlete. 2) We are talking about a 17 year old. Anyone who wants to argue that a 17 year old who parities is not going...

That is just an absurd statement. I have no idea why anyone besides James Milner would think that.

BULLSHIT. Don't try to rewrite history and pretend this is about people disagreeing about football. We both know that is a lie. Lets be honest, you are getting stick because you claimed he was unprofessional without giving any details. The best I could make of it, you apparently saw him...

How anyone can think PSG got rinsed is beyond me. Truly a bizarre post.

Bravo was one of the top 5 keepers in the world with his feet when we bought him, and he has done fine in that department. I don't know why you don't see that. Nobody is arguing that Bravo WAS a better shot stopper than Hart (though at this point he just might be). Pep clearly rates ability on...

Exactly. We will win plenty in the future. We don't need to sell our soul to get there.

Still would take a foreign spot as we don't have any HG spots left.

That was his level last season. His level the season before that was lower (top team in the Championship) His level the season before that was lower than that (Australian league) Neither you nor anyone else knows his level until he he has been tested and failed.

No...You quite literally are NOT accepting it.

He is quite good at it. He is not a great shot stopper. Hart will never play for City while Pep is in charge. Why can't people just accept it.