Eliaquim Mangala - now official
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kaz7
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WTF he is on holiday as are all of the world cup players
tenententen said:
WTF he is on holiday as are all of the world cup players
blue_sonic176
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I know! I don't know where these ideas about his "attitude problem" come from? He said he'd prefer living in London a couple of months ago and hasn't said much else. Some ITK's have already said it's a done deal. I guess people expect Mangala to get on his laptop, log on to Bluemoon and soothe everyone's nerves? :)
karen7 said:
I know! I don't know where these ideas about his "attitude problem" come from? He said he'd prefer living in London a couple of months ago and hasn't said much else. Some ITK's have already said it's a done deal. I guess people expect Mangala to get on his laptop, log on to Bluemoon and soothe everyone's nerves? :)
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someone posted yesterday he was actually looking at a house in alderly edge(couls of been a wind up)
someone posted yesterday he was actually looking at a house in alderly edge(couls of been a wind up)
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Re: Eliaquim Mangala
Anyone else think that the time this transfer is taking to conclude is actually working in our favour?
Once we seal this deal, without selling anyone it is game over in this transfer window. Whilst I think that the overall plan for this window was to bring in the players we have plus Mangala, the way the window is shaping up there could be one or two surprises. I mean it's almost certain that all of our targets were identified before the World Cup. However, before the tournament there was no way Madrid would have signed Rodriguez hence leaving Isco available.
Whilst we would still be in the same position when Mangala is announced, the fact we still technically have £32 million to spend puts us in a stronger position to negotiate potential deals.
Anyone else think that the time this transfer is taking to conclude is actually working in our favour?
Once we seal this deal, without selling anyone it is game over in this transfer window. Whilst I think that the overall plan for this window was to bring in the players we have plus Mangala, the way the window is shaping up there could be one or two surprises. I mean it's almost certain that all of our targets were identified before the World Cup. However, before the tournament there was no way Madrid would have signed Rodriguez hence leaving Isco available.
Whilst we would still be in the same position when Mangala is announced, the fact we still technically have £32 million to spend puts us in a stronger position to negotiate potential deals.
chris63
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This transfer is going so slow.
This transfer is going so slow.
bumbleblue
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sorry coat ,,, too hot .. sunglasses
be nice to see him come out of his shell though...Ray78 said:chris63 said:This transfer is going so slow.
He is still on holiday.......
sorry coat ,,, too hot .. sunglasses
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We might sign him on a trail basis first.
bumbleblue said:be nice to see him come out of his shell though...Ray78 said:chris63 said:This transfer is going so slow.
He is still on holiday.......
sorry coat ,,, too hot .. sunglasses
We might sign him on a trail basis first.
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