BlueDruid
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What you on about? - quoting a quote I never even made @aguero93:20
De Bruyne?
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yeah whatever !!
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I think Paul De Bruyne is second choice.
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Bluemanc100
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Allofs is full of shit... Dissing the club at every opportunity.. Maybe because he is on the board of the German Rags... Not sure how that can be allowed as there is surely a conflict of interest?
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If we're talking to the player we must have been given permission by Wolfsburg.
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He's got it all!
fairyfeet
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Not sure if serious ....
Exactly what I thought.
Neville Kneville
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Here's what the twat said in January:
Wolfsburg sporting director Klaus Allofs has acknowledged that the Bundesliga outfit might struggle to hold on to star player Kevin De Bruyne if Bayern Munich were to make a move.
The Belgium international, 23, has been in sublime form for Wolfsburg since joining them from Chelsea in January 2014 and the reigning German champions are believed to be keeping a close eye on his situation at the Volkswagen Arena.
"We might have to let go of certain players," Allofs told Kicker when questioned about potential departures.
"Of course, Kevin has the potential to play for Bayern Munich. But he also needs the right conditions in order to do shine and to be given the right role. That's the case at Wolfsburg, but I don't know whether he fits Pep Guardiola's philosophy.
"We got lucky that Kevin was unhappy at Chelsea when we signed him. It didn't work out for him under Jose Mourinho. Unlike Wolfsburg, Bayern are capable of signing big names even if they are happy at their club, though."
Flappers note: That was JANUARY not now, JANUARY no panic needed.
Wolfsburg sporting director Klaus Allofs has acknowledged that the Bundesliga outfit might struggle to hold on to star player Kevin De Bruyne if Bayern Munich were to make a move.
The Belgium international, 23, has been in sublime form for Wolfsburg since joining them from Chelsea in January 2014 and the reigning German champions are believed to be keeping a close eye on his situation at the Volkswagen Arena.
"We might have to let go of certain players," Allofs told Kicker when questioned about potential departures.
"Of course, Kevin has the potential to play for Bayern Munich. But he also needs the right conditions in order to do shine and to be given the right role. That's the case at Wolfsburg, but I don't know whether he fits Pep Guardiola's philosophy.
"We got lucky that Kevin was unhappy at Chelsea when we signed him. It didn't work out for him under Jose Mourinho. Unlike Wolfsburg, Bayern are capable of signing big names even if they are happy at their club, though."
Flappers note: That was JANUARY not now, JANUARY no panic needed.
manimanc
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Have you been licking frogs?