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Bernardo Silva
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Very correctWe should sell only at the price we would be expected too pay if we was the buying side...
Barcelona expect too get our players for cheap, time for them too cough up.
decmancity
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That's not how business works.We should sell only at the price we would be expected too pay if we was the buying side...
Barcelona expect too get our players for cheap, time for them too cough up.
FantasyIreland
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The idea that Barcelona could afford Bernardo Silva given their current financial plight is, frankly, laughable.
Its also incredibly annoying and frustrating.
Maybe the 'authorities' should be looking in their direction rather than focusing on the like's of us,who are debt free and encouraging healthy transfers and the re-distribution of wealth within the game.
Makes you wonder if there is another agenda.....
Can you please tell me how businesses work then? We should be making emotional decisions on transfers based on players’ loyalty? These players have benefited from the club just as much as the club has benefited from them so there is no Santa-clause treatment required. The poster suggested that we should sell Bernardo the way some other club would sell to us “if we was the buying club.”That's not how business works.
I don’t see anything wrong in what he said. He is simply saying that we need to value our prized asset properly in agreeing any fee from suitors rather than taking the emotional route. If a club wants a player desperately many times they go out of their way to get the player and on many occasions they even get shafted just to get an asset that they consider valuable. If a team places great value on the player they want to sign yet they are lowballing the selling club, the selling club doesn’t have an obligation to sell even if the player comes crying and seeking the move. The clubs response to the player would be, “why not talk to your agent and the buyer club to do better.”
Yeah, it's a bit irritating having to go through the same nonsense every window. You'd imagine that Bernardo and his agent are well aware of their situation too though, so hopefully they're taking it with a pinch of salt as well.Its also incredibly annoying and frustrating.
Maybe the 'authorities' should be looking in their direction rather than focusing on the like's of us,who are debt free and encouraging healthy transfers and the re-distribution of wealth within the game.
Makes you wonder if there is another agenda.....
lee one pen
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They still haven’t paid for Torres mate.The idea that Barcelona could afford Bernardo Silva given their current financial plight is, frankly, laughable.
Ridiculous, isn't it. Is there any update on how much we've received yet? I Know last year it was reported that we'd only had a couple of million off them, but presumably they've paid further instalments since?They still haven’t paid for Torres mate.
Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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no one knows. they could have paid it all by now but the story from last sept is all we knowRidiculous, isn't it. Is there any update on how much we've received yet? I Know last year it was reported that we'd only had a couple of million off them, but presumably they've paid further instalments since?
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