birchwoodgingerste
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Maybe we think we can get more money for him buy him for 20 mill and sell for 25 to west ham.
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Aaron Mooy
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Bill Walker
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There's a downside to every deal.
Haha
Bill Walker
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Pointless us arguing, at the end of the day if Pep thinks he can do a job for us then he'll get him.
I like Mooy, he's a model pro, never injured and has a great engine, he rarely puts a foot wrong.
I like Mooy, he's a model pro, never injured and has a great engine, he rarely puts a foot wrong.
oakiecokie
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MEN reporting that we are NOT looking at Mooy.
As usual too many fans are taken in by one reporters shit thinking.
As usual too many fans are taken in by one reporters shit thinking.
Ricster
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Has to be one of the players of the World Cup so far. Definately not your show pony but when it comes to possession and retention of the ball this is why he is such an undervaued player.
Taking into account the international team he plays for, the players around him, and the levels of teams Australia came up against and I'd be hard pressed to tell you another player during those group stages who had a better tournament.
Would definitely be in my 16 players from the group stages and most probably makes the starting 11.
Isnt he home grown as well? Can he play the Gundogen or Fernandinho role? Firstly he would be more than an adequate replacement for Gundogan and if Pep is interested then thats fine by me, and could he become a natural successor to the Ferna. Thats what excites me, Mooy would be good enough to cover 2 positions and not kust the Gundogen position in the squad that many are mentioning. He could cover more positions giving the squad more depth and for me not that big a loss of quality, esoecially from the starting 11
Taking into account the international team he plays for, the players around him, and the levels of teams Australia came up against and I'd be hard pressed to tell you another player during those group stages who had a better tournament.
Would definitely be in my 16 players from the group stages and most probably makes the starting 11.
Isnt he home grown as well? Can he play the Gundogen or Fernandinho role? Firstly he would be more than an adequate replacement for Gundogan and if Pep is interested then thats fine by me, and could he become a natural successor to the Ferna. Thats what excites me, Mooy would be good enough to cover 2 positions and not kust the Gundogen position in the squad that many are mentioning. He could cover more positions giving the squad more depth and for me not that big a loss of quality, esoecially from the starting 11
bluemoon32
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Mooy?? Have i gone back in time to April 1st ?
Barcon
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Has to be one of the players of the World Cup so far. Definately not your show pony but when it comes to possession and retention of the ball this is why he is such an undervaued player.
Taking into account the international team he plays for, the players around him, and the levels of teams Australia came up against and I'd be hard pressed to tell you another player during those group stages who had a better tournament.
Would definitely be in my 16 players from the group stages and most probably makes the starting 11.
heIsnt home grown as well? Can he play the Gundogen or Fernandinho role? Firstly he would be more than an adequate replacement for Gundogan and if Pep is interested then thats fine by me, and could he become a natural successor to the Ferna. Thats what excites me, Mooy would be good enough to cover 2 positions and not kust the Gundogen position in the squad that many are mentioning. He could cover more positions giving the squad more depth and for me not that big a loss of quality, esoecially from the starting 11
Homegrown?
Big gap in quality, he's got his level, 7 -12 in the Prem, not good enough for us .Has to be one of the players of the World Cup so far. Definately not your show pony but when it comes to possession and retention of the ball this is why he is such an undervaued player.
Taking into account the international team he plays for, the players around him, and the levels of teams Australia came up against and I'd be hard pressed to tell you another player during those group stages who had a better tournament.
Would definitely be in my 16 players from the group stages and most probably makes the starting 11.
Isnt he home grown as well? Can he play the Gundogen or Fernandinho role? Firstly he would be more than an adequate replacement for Gundogan and if Pep is interested then thats fine by me, and could he become a natural successor to the Ferna. Thats what excites me, Mooy would be good enough to cover 2 positions and not kust the Gundogen position in the squad that many are mentioning. He could cover more positions giving the squad more depth and for me not that big a loss of quality, esoecially from the starting 11
Ricster
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Pretty sure he was at a NW team for the required time as a youth. Might be wrong but sure it was mentionedHomegrown?