Yep. Betting odds of his club come the end of the window have also flip-flopped. Was 80% Liverpool a few days back, now odds-on to remain at Newcastle at about 65% probability. Great news. Serves him right.
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Alexander Isak | Cried his way to a £130m move
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Yep. Betting odds of his club come the end of the window have also flip-flopped. Was 80% Liverpool a few days back, now odds-on to remain at Newcastle at about 65% probability. Great news. Serves him right.
Lol when does the not selling tram contact the buying team to let them know they will go lower than offered.
Cobwebcat
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When the buying team think either..Lol when does the not selling tram contact the buying team to let them know they will go lower than offered.
1. They are something special
2. The selling team are in an extremely difficult position
Neither of which really apply.
If the reports are true then Isak looks a muppet.
Lol when does the not selling tram contact the buying team to let them know they will go lower than offered.
This is our final, final offer.
Yes correct but the media made us out as the cunts.Nunes did the same thing to join us
The dippers weren't when VVD and Mane did the same for their moves.
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What’s your point?Nunes did the same thing to join us
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Why am I thinking of VVD?
Ah well Sly will have to recall their rat reporters back from outside St James and Anfield now and move on.
They'll be crestfallen
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£110m is a bad joke considering how valuable he is to Newcastle. Surprised they thought that would get it done.
SiMCFC
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Lol tapping up, offering bid then get him for the 110 million in January or at worse next Summer. Bastards. Wish we were as brutal though tbh.
FromPollockToSilva
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Cue a few more weeks of Isak's camp telling the press how unsettled he is and journalists talking about how risky it is to hold onto a player who doesn't want to be there, how they're denying him his dream move etc.
Still think there's a decent chance this gets done before the deadline, especially if they can bring in good money for Nuñez et al.
Still think there's a decent chance this gets done before the deadline, especially if they can bring in good money for Nuñez et al.
He treated his children's nanny like dogshit and shorted her wages. Mahrez would text her all sorts of abuse while she was paying for his children's expenses out of her own pocket. Here's an article on it.In what fucking way was Mahrez a ****?
Very surprising that the media haven't accused Liverpool of tapping up and unsettling a player. More, it is about the excellent financial management of the club that will allow them to break the BTR twice in a single window. Surprising. Not.
uwe rosler 28
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True and I think this latest news about no 2nd bid is about making isak kick off with Newcastle so they accept the bid that was made.Liverpool unsettling a player and then not prepared to bid the market value of said player.
This is what the red shirts do.
Exactly my thoughts.Why am I thinking of VVD?
Stoned Rose
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Sesko plus Wissa would more than replace him.£120m or £200m it doesnt really matter. What matters is Newcastle cannot replace him regardless of how much they get.
Theres a dirth of strikers out there and all the best ones available this summer have already moved, they'll be substantially weaker without him and looking at the window they've had so far. Top 5 doesnt seem realistic without him. Missing out on that alone for 1 year covers half the fee bid.
Then add to that the message it sends when you sell your best player. Thats not a club with ambition, thats not a club wanting to be CL regulars competing for trophies. Newcastle have to hold on to him regardless of what he does. When the window closes he'll shut his mouth and get on with it in a world cup year, Newcastle just have to ride out the next month.
I'd be staggered if they allow him to leave, the only thing I can see in favour of him leaving is Newcastle dont current have a DoF, Howe himself is handling transfers from what I read, he might not be as ruthless in insisting they dont sell.
You’re carrying on like he’s prime Messi mate.
When the buying team think either..
1. They are something special
2. The selling team are in an extremely difficult position
Neither of which really apply.
If the reports are true then Isak looks a muppet.
I read that as the buying team thinking they themselves are special.
Nearly spat my coffee out when she said it didn't apply :)
Stoned Rose
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“PL clubs should act in upmost good faith towards each other”.Liverpool unsettling a player and then not prepared to bid the market value of said player.
This is what the red shirts do.