richards30
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or a game of paper, rock, scissors? ;-)
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Bruno Peres
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or a game of paper, rock, scissors? ;-)
I think it just proves that whether it's journalists or footy fans, it's guesswork and presumption.
Does anybody honestly think we'd argue the toss over a couple of million euros if it's a player we really want?
If we show an interest in a player, the club name their price and stick to it.
If it's a player with a release clause, they simply offer the player a new contract.
Everyone knows how much money we have and don't want to negotiate.
Does anybody honestly think we'd argue the toss over a couple of million euros if it's a player we really want?
If we show an interest in a player, the club name their price and stick to it.
If it's a player with a release clause, they simply offer the player a new contract.
Everyone knows how much money we have and don't want to negotiate.
Chi-town blues
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Maybe depends on counter offer.If we have offered 18m and they want 20m, wouldn't a bid of 19m do the trick?
I was being a bit facetious with the first comment. If we are prepared to meet a release clause, a club either honour it because the player insists he wants to join us or (and clubs probably hate us for it) they have to offer an improved contract to keep them.
Look at the way wolfsburg played it with KDB. They named a price and got
it.
We'll pay €20m for this fella.
Look at the way wolfsburg played it with KDB. They named a price and got
it.
We'll pay €20m for this fella.
TRUE BLUE NO1
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I doubt City tells a player to behave unprofessional to get a move going. Torino are fully in their right to ask whatever they wanna ask. If the player wants to play hard ball he needs to do so in a professional way and that is not skipping training and sit at home sulking. Again IF that is the reason why he apparently is not training yet. Could be absolutely nothing as he wouldn't be the first Brasilian who travel to their country in the summerbreak and come back late with a lousy excuse.
Btw I was not asking what caused his absence from training, I asked if any thought this was professional behaviour. It tipyfies a player in a certain way.
As for Stones, I said last yeat when he clearly wanted to go to Chelsea and Chelsea raised their price 3 times. Did you see Stones skip training? Tpday is a different situation up until the momenthe needs to report to Everton for training and stays away.
Btw, why do you need to end your comment saying "just my opinion". What else could it be on here?
just my opinion? I agree thats all it can be but sometimes people take it as "fact" so always good to make it clear so no misunderstanding.....I agree City wouldnt ask a player to be unprofessional but I do think we being naive if we think Clubs (including City) dont put pressure on a player to help force a move, in anyway the player might see fit.... As you say, maybe he's missed training for a completely different reason...To your question, if the player feels strongly enough that he wants to join us and risks a fine by his club, thats his personal choice and I dont have an issue with it...I would prefer we agreed a price with a club and a transfer went smoothly but sadly doesnt always work that way...I dont think any City fan will hold it against him if he joins...
eversince 76
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just my opinion? I agree thats all it can be but sometimes people take it as "fact" so always good to make it clear so no misunderstanding.....I agree City wouldnt ask a player to be unprofessional but I do think we being naive if we think Clubs (including City) dont put pressure on a player to help force a move, in anyway the player might see fit.... As you say, maybe he's missed training for a completely different reason...To your question, if the player feels strongly enough that he wants to join us and risks a fine by his club, thats his personal choice and I dont have an issue with it...I would prefer we agreed a price with a club and a transfer went smoothly but sadly doesnt always work that way...I dont think any City fan will hold it against him if he joins...
They would if any of our players felr that was the "professional" way to do it and so would you.
Btw you can be sure I never take your words for granted. You twitter too much too be taken too serious :\
TRUE BLUE NO1
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They would if any of our players felr that was the "professional" way to do it and so would you.
Btw you can be sure I never take your words for granted. You twitter too much too be taken too serious :\
I agree....i should stay well away from twitter!;) all good fun tho....need the football season to start!;)
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So is this dead in the water havent seen anything about him for past few days??
Looks like it mate....havent seen any confirmation he back in training but seems we might have backed away from the deal.. Roma been linked to him in the last few days....
nmc
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Looks like it mate....havent seen any confirmation he back in training but seems we might have backed away from the deal.. Roma been linked to him in the last few days....
Roma wouldn't cough up for Zabba doubt they'll throw €20m @ Peres.
Pubteam Lomas
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Wonder if Roma have been contacted by Torino to try and stir our interest.
We know the player will be angry if he has to stay at Torino. Our last bid may have been a 'take it or leave it,' deal.
We know the player will be angry if he has to stay at Torino. Our last bid may have been a 'take it or leave it,' deal.
TRUE BLUE NO1
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Wonder if Roma have been contacted by Torino to try and stir our interest.
We know the player will be angry if he has to stay at Torino. Our last bid may have been a 'take it or leave it,' deal.
I agree mate....it could be all part of the negotiations and trying to call our bluff....There did seem to be a few leaks/reports from the press denying any interest a few days ago so maybe we have moved on.....Seems we've done that type of thing a few times this window. (i.e like after Laporte extended with his club etc)...so maybe we have moved targets....all guess work but would be interesting to know if/when we plans to return to training as still cant find out if he's reported back with his team..
Exactly. Get those applauding the moveIf true the player (Peres) is not training with the squad to force a move abroad, I think that is a ridiculous attitude. He still has a contract with Turin. I wouldn't want any City player behave like that. Stones continued when clearly wanting a move to Chelsea last summer for exemple.
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Call me naive, but I'm guessing Eversince 76 clearly isn't, one... Sniff, sniff.This is right up there , don't go anywhere near him , if you belive the papers he actually wants 2 play for us .
Fuck off Lescott you did the same but without your goal at Villa , we wouldn't have won the league
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Seems like he still holding out for a move....(google translate below) Looks like his club paid for a flight for him to join the team but he didnt turn up...
Peres is no coincidence: the Bull waiting for him, he takes time
http://toro.it/calciomercato/peres-un-caso-toro-lo-aspetta-prende-tempo/13379/
The situation with the Brazilian full-back will not unlock: searching for a transfer abroad. The player does not communicate when you get in Bormio
Continues to hold court the question related to Bruno Peres. The Brazilian full-back, is not a mystery (for some time), is on the market, and is the biggest culprit, after Glik, to leave the mesh grenade. After two years, in fact, his experience in the shadow of the Mole seems to have come to an end, and to substantiate this hypothesis is the fact that the former Santos, after "special permission" that he had been granted, it is not presented even the first day of training camp in Bormio.
Torino, to throw water on the fire, had deliberately done later the airfare for the player (he had been sent, namely, precisely July 10: the date of the meeting), believes that the situation, in a short, it would be unlocked. Not so, indeed. Peres, in fact, has not communicated anything about his return to Italy, that further demonstrates the intention to try a new experience elsewhere.
The problem, for Peres, is that the Toro asks no less than 20 million on the sale of his acrobatic right-back. A figure that with great difficulty can be spent in the Italian transfer market. For this open foreign ports, but for now we will just partial surveys, and not in real negotiations. Of all, the team concerned the player continues to remain the Wolfsburg, while further away are the other suitors implementation is possible (from Manchester City, the Bayer Leverkusen). Da Silva and Moggi are working to find a solution that satisfies everyone: the player and the Bull. The feeling is that it will take time, time that full-back but would not want to miss, standing still without training.
For this reason, it remains a big nebula around its absence. The Toro expects answers.
Peres is no coincidence: the Bull waiting for him, he takes time
http://toro.it/calciomercato/peres-un-caso-toro-lo-aspetta-prende-tempo/13379/
The situation with the Brazilian full-back will not unlock: searching for a transfer abroad. The player does not communicate when you get in Bormio
Continues to hold court the question related to Bruno Peres. The Brazilian full-back, is not a mystery (for some time), is on the market, and is the biggest culprit, after Glik, to leave the mesh grenade. After two years, in fact, his experience in the shadow of the Mole seems to have come to an end, and to substantiate this hypothesis is the fact that the former Santos, after "special permission" that he had been granted, it is not presented even the first day of training camp in Bormio.
Torino, to throw water on the fire, had deliberately done later the airfare for the player (he had been sent, namely, precisely July 10: the date of the meeting), believes that the situation, in a short, it would be unlocked. Not so, indeed. Peres, in fact, has not communicated anything about his return to Italy, that further demonstrates the intention to try a new experience elsewhere.
The problem, for Peres, is that the Toro asks no less than 20 million on the sale of his acrobatic right-back. A figure that with great difficulty can be spent in the Italian transfer market. For this open foreign ports, but for now we will just partial surveys, and not in real negotiations. Of all, the team concerned the player continues to remain the Wolfsburg, while further away are the other suitors implementation is possible (from Manchester City, the Bayer Leverkusen). Da Silva and Moggi are working to find a solution that satisfies everyone: the player and the Bull. The feeling is that it will take time, time that full-back but would not want to miss, standing still without training.
For this reason, it remains a big nebula around its absence. The Toro expects answers.
blue_sonic176
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Seems like he still holding out for a move....(google translate below) Looks like his club paid for a flight for him to join the team but he didnt turn up...
Peres is no coincidence: the Bull waiting for him, he takes time
For this reason, it remains a big nebula around its absence. The Toro expects answers.
Hmmm it does remain a big nebula around his absence. Got to love Google Translate :)
Kompany is King
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Still an option then.
blue b4 the moon
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All gone very quiet on this one, don't know if that's a good thing or not.
eversince 76
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All gone very quiet on this one, don't know if that's a good thing or not.
Think the player is not only absent from turning up at his club. He is now vanished from the earth. Do we really want a player with that mentality? Torino should act accordingly.