Cobwebcat
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I think it’s good business.You do have to wonder. Or we do it to give another target or club a push?
It means when we go to our next target the club know if they push for too much £ we look elsewhere.
I think it’s good business.You do have to wonder. Or we do it to give another target or club a push?
I'm not trying to be funny but can someone explain "huge club" to me? They play in a large metropolitan city and, therefore, have a lot of fans. They've had periods of success over the decades but hardly any in the past 20 years. They've never been champions of Europe and their legendary Invincibles would have finished a full ten points behind our Centurions. Anything else?I'm sure he wanted us.
But i can understand him wanting Arsenal more.
He's a London boy and Arsenal are a huge club despite our current run of silverware.
One game ya melon
One game ya melon
I think City probably don't get another midfielder in this summer and we'll brief that we're comfortable with what we have in mid July. Pep will perform miracles and we'll make it 4 in a row.
The problem is when Pep goes. There's nobody comparable and we won't be able to pass on targets and sit on our high horse as much. If we don't shift from that stance a little, there may be choppy waters ahead
So, a few questions for a friend...
1. Did we really want him?
2. Are we glad he's going to Arsenal?
3. Is he a good player and we wish him all the best?
4. Is he now a fucking **** for choosing them over us?
I'm just so confused.
Isn't he a 10?