I’ve answered with both objectives (value to accounts and effect of amortisation) and subjectives (Effect of injuries, contract length and global pandemic) to his value. It’s not my fault you’re too much of a dumb dicksplash to understand those points.The well articulated use of aimless insults. The mark of a person who is excellent at having an intellectual discussion on the clubs proceedings.
Phil Foden will become best left sided attacker in the world - and he will be more versatile than Sane.He will become the best left sided player in the world, so I'd have thought 100m quite easily. I know covid has smashed players values but I think 45m is still very low.
I would like to think the same, but if he's fleeced them for that fair play to him, the more he fleeces the tw@ts the better for me.Only way he even gets near that number from Bayern is if they get him on a free and that has not happened.
Mate, I'm just annoyed he's gone, he was a matchwinner.Nobody else came in for him. No bidding war. He wanted to leave. He has a year left on his contract. How would you have got £100m for him?
Or, we could take as much as possible so we can get on with life and not play silly games.
I guess Txiki, Ferran, Khaldoon and Mansour chose my option!
Of course you are.Gutted & disappointed .
I’ll stand by my “ramble of words,” whatever that might be to you.Think you read that wrong before you went on that ramble of words. I think it’s a decent bit of business for someone who doesn’t want to be here and hasn’t played for a year, who we don’t know if he will return to the form he was in previously. Get it invested back in the squad and get City back to business in the league.