lancs blue
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He won't be half the price next summer once his agent and his dad have upped their "fees".Or maybe he’s too expensive this season considering he’s half the price next season.
He won't be half the price next summer once his agent and his dad have upped their "fees".Or maybe he’s too expensive this season considering he’s half the price next season.
I know that, but them fees are still there now and would push the deal close to £200m.He won't be half the price next summer once his agent and his dad have upped their "fees".
seen plenty like them in the past, if you cut off the supply they end up flicking on goal-kicks and throw-ins. It's not that simple, of course, there are occasons when " big and fast " works. Shifting 14 stone of bone and muscle makes 90 mins of high pressing beyond most if not all, players. I reckon Pep favours a lock-picker over a battering ram, but, things change time will tell....There’s something about a physically dominant striker, watching Antonio and Lukaku this week, these guys can just do what they want to a defender. Pin them, roll and get shots off. Haaland is another one who I think defenders just won’t be able to cope physically. Would love to see him in this team to give us something different even in the build up play.
I know that, but them fees are still there now and would push the deal close to £200m.
The fee is half the price, so it ‘might’ get done closer to £130m-£150m.
That’s not the point I was making, I was saying why I think clubs could have backed off this season.So same price of Kane except wait a year, face more competition and it's not clear he wants City over the others, could end up with neither. I also reckon the likes of Madrid are more willing to bung Raiola money, the same rules don't apply to them.
Think it's sensible to go for Kane.
It is just one of the parts to his game though. He brings that along with his instincts in the box, being a properly good penalty box striker.seen plenty like them in the past, if you cut off the supply they end up flicking on goal-kicks and throw-ins. It's not that simple, of course, there are occasons when " big and fast " works. Shifting 14 stone of bone and muscle makes 90 mins of high pressing beyond most if not all, players. I reckon Pep favours a lock-picker over a battering ram, but, things change time will tell....
Nobody willYeah, with those figures, we wont be anywhere near him and rightly so IMO.
Raiola is poison due to his ludicrous cuts. Unfortunately he can keep asking those amounts as there are always desperate clubs looking for attention.