Alexander Isak | Cried his way to a £130m move

[WallyA]

Would like to think so but I reckon he’s klanfield bound

He still may be, but only if Liverpool pay Newcastles valuation.

They won't budge, they have insane leverage here and can make an example out of Isak.

 

[Stoned Rose]

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Imagine if one of ours did this?

Sky would moral-wank themselves to death with it.

 

[WallyA]

PSR says hello

Newcastle will see the long term here.

If they fold on their valuation, then other players and clubs will look to take advantage.

If the owners (again who are mega rich) want to long term have them compete for the champions league, im guessing they will prefer the long term picture here.

 

[Dribble]

Imagine if one of ours did this?

Sky would moral-wank themselves to death with it.

Mahrez & Nunes?

 

[Pam]

Newcastle will see the long term here.

If they fold on their valuation, then other players and clubs will look to take advantage.

If the owners (again who are mega rich) want to long term have them compete for the champions league, im guessing they will prefer the long term picture here.

I concur.

 

[Zenmanc]

To be brutally realistic... these days no one really has to do anything by the rules anymore. No one has to honor contracts, commitments, their word.

That is aside from truly honest good folks who do right not just because it suits them or benefits them.

Long gone are the days when people woke up in the middle of the night wondering if they did the right thing.

Whine, bitch, dig your heels in Isak.

You'll likely be rewarded for it.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

"Promises were made"

Aye, lad. And contracts were signed

He seems very naive. Promises are worth fuck all in football, that's why you need to get it down in writing and in the contract.

 

[Sibierskii]

Newcastle will see the long term here.

If they fold on their valuation, then other players and clubs will look to take advantage.

If the owners (again who are mega rich) want to long term have them compete for the champions league, im guessing they will prefer the long term picture here.

I really, really hope so

 

[bell_mcfc]

Wanker. Will embarrass himself and the club publicly with shit like this but won’t put in an official transfer request because it’d supposedly waive a, get this, loyalty bonus.

Couldn’t think of anything worse than spending serious money on a player like this with that mentality.

What happens in a couple of years when Madrid/Barca come calling does he cry and go on strike then.

 

[aminegriffy1]

Newcastle will see the long term here.

If they fold on their valuation, then other players and clubs will look to take advantage.

If the owners (again who are mega rich) want to long term have them compete for the champions league, im guessing they will prefer the long term picture here.

The issue is players will refuse to join them knowing they wont be allowed to leave, there is a high chance there will a Livermento drama silimar to Isak when we go for him.

Lets be honest Newcastle aren't a Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool who can afford to do this. This is the team where players rejected them and preferred a 15th place United team over them.

 

[Stoned Rose]

Mahrez & Nunes?

Don’t remember either of them putting little poems on socials?

 

[M12Blue]

Wait until the media witch hunt starts ……

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

There's a difference.

Southampton are much smaller compared to Liverpool, and Liverpool paid a world record fee for a centreback, it was completely reasonable on all sides for it to happen.

Mahrez and Sterling didn't force anything, they wanted to leave, and we allowed it and go fair deals, completely ammicable.

Isak is screwed, his leverage is so comically low here that his agent fucked him.

Just need to read my post again, mate.

 

[urban genie]

fabrizio may as well join Liverpool TV at this rate, though he is making Isak seem a bigger bellend every day

 

[Axel Freed]

Promises broken, trust lost blah blah blah

Pathetic disingenuous wanker. He'd be wise not to antagonise those who control the PIF, it might come back to bite him if Newcastle play Fenerbahce or Galatasaray in Europe this year

 

[loio]

Never get a promise from a subsequently departing Director of Football.. thats the lesson this sumnmer.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

His agent has screwed him, I don't think they both realize Newcastle's position.

I suspect Liverpool are trying to get him on a low fee, and Newcastle want the fair high fee they are earned for him.

Isak has 3 years left, Newcastlews owners are so rich and will play the long game, they won't cave.

They'll just fine Isak his wages so they lose no money on his salary, and then he doesn't play for 3 years ruining his career while he is in his prime.

Newcastle has all the power, the owners are so rich they can and will make an example of him.

He’d invoke the Webster ruling if he wasn’t ever considered for selection.

At the moment, the club don’t need to as he’s on strike.

 

[Blue-Ghana]

Surprised the Dippers haven’t contemplated using the money they’re willing to spend on Isak on Alvarez instead. Think he’d suit them better and would be a good foil to Ekitike.

Hope they don’t, mind.

Alvarez lacks the explosive pace and dribbling that Isak has. Hope Saudis stay firm and don't sell him

 

[Marvin.]

Promises broken, trust lost blah blah blah

Pathetic disingenuous wanker. He'd be wise not to antagonise those who control the PIF, it might come back to bite him if Newcastle play Fenerbahce or Galatasaray in Europe this year

What is the connection with Turkish clubs?

 

[Blue-Ghana]

Why are they keeping a player who doesnt want to play for them ? This would never happen at this club. If someone did that then Pep wouldve got rid of him the moment he embarrassed the club. Let Liverpool deal with the drama, he will have a meltdown in 2 years after Madrid comes for him.

They want to sell for 150 million, loserpool should pay up