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Eden Hazard (continued)
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BlueMoonz1977
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I find it absolutely laughable that the press are stating chelsea are in for Hazard. This is a club who do not even know who there next manager is going to be and yet here they are being linked with Hazard, Lavezzi, Falcao, Hulk etc etc.....
again this shows just who is in charge of this club and it ain't the so called manager's of the past. Seems Abramovich is picking the team again and will then choose a manager to manage his team selections.
Hazard will hopefully choose our club, we are set for dominating the premier league and going for success in the Champions League - should be a no brainer really.
again this shows just who is in charge of this club and it ain't the so called manager's of the past. Seems Abramovich is picking the team again and will then choose a manager to manage his team selections.
Hazard will hopefully choose our club, we are set for dominating the premier league and going for success in the Champions League - should be a no brainer really.
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but can utd afford the deal tolm?? surely we wont let them nip in?tolmie's hairdoo said:A real sense City have played this just perfectly.
The fact Hazard's agent was forced to speak out yesterday and defend his client, insist interested clubs would not be asked for further monies, should tell us something.
In the space of a weekend in which Chelsea were taking part in a Champions League final, the subsequent celebrations, Hazard camp how somehow brokered in less than 18 hours what the likes of City and United have been working towards for three months.
An impossible feat. It would appear Chelsea are not at the table and the agent has backed both himself and his client into a corner.
He also knows that United won't and can't pay the ridiculous agent fees, so finally, it comes down to the boy.
Hazard has a lot of pressure on his shoulders at the mo, he should be cut some slack.
My only fear is the monetary compromise the camp are having to make allows United an opportunity to get him by default.
Especially if the agent wants to get back at City for calling his bluff, we don't know what the boy has been told.
SamCity123
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I love that Eden bloke, fantastic skill, everything you'd ever want in a player, top guy, brilliant attitude, doesn't play the press, decisive, the perfect signing. Imagine if he was reading this now, my hero.
salfordblues
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I've already got your poster on the wall Mr Hazard Sir, I've had up there since I was a kid, honest.
mancboy123
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Regardless of what hazard has been told, he was at the derby he saw the difference between the two teams between the quality on offer and if he chooses to go there his agent will have done him a disservice by putting him with an inferior team in order to further his own interests.
i8rags said:i find it interesting the lack of interest in him.
From fans or clubs? Or am I being blind and this is sarcasm? lol
OB1
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tolmie's hairdoo said:A real sense City have played this just perfectly.
The fact Hazard's agent was forced to speak out yesterday and defend his client, insist interested clubs would not be asked for further monies, should tell us something.
In the space of a weekend in which Chelsea were taking part in a Champions League final, the subsequent celebrations, Hazard camp how somehow brokered in less than 18 hours what the likes of City and United have been working towards for three months.
An impossible feat. It would appear Chelsea are not at the table and the agent has backed both himself and his client into a corner.
He also knows that United won't and can't pay the ridiculous agent fees, so finally, it comes down to the boy.
Hazard has a lot of pressure on his shoulders at the mo, he should be cut some slack.
My only fear is the monetary compromise the camp are having to make allows United an opportunity to get him by default.
Especially if the agent wants to get back at City for calling his bluff, we don't know what the boy has been told.
Let's hope Vinnie can help set Hazard straight.
BlueMoonz1977
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mancboy123 said:Regardless of what hazard has been told, he was at the derby he saw the difference between the two teams between the quality on offer and if he chooses to go there his agent will have done him a disservice by putting him with an inferior team in order to further his own interests.
Absolutely spot son........if it was true that Hazard was at the game as a guest, as you say he would have seen the gulf in class that night.
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