Ashleymcduff
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What does a players appearance matter ??? NobSpot the difference.
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There is none. Both have a donkey head.
What does a players appearance matter ??? NobSpot the difference.
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There is none. Both have a donkey head.
He might want a move, but to Spurs?Winning medals is good but some players want to play every week aswell .
Not all players are happy being rotation options even if they are winning titles .
Laporte may fall in to the category, time will tell .
Personally I think he is too good to be third choice cb and it wouldn’t surprise me if he fancied a move .
I hadn't even considered that. You win!
I agree he probably is better than Spurs tbh , I think he probably starts for any other club in Europe Laporte.He might want a move, but to Spurs?
Oh shit here we go
I’ll be lumping the house on Kane to be golden boot if he comes hereWatched some of Kanes positional play yesterday as I had Premier League years on all afternoon. Let's be honest, he's fucking brilliant and it's subtle movement that puts him in the right place time after time. His record against the big 6 would turn on a dime if he came to City.
Bagfuls of goals in sky blue. Bagfuls.
And wrong.He Has been right before.
Sorry but you don’t understand business decisions. Did you get this from a text book?The point is that the price paid for a player (purchase fee, signing on bonus, agents fee, taxes etc.) doesn’t take any account of a ‘sell on’ fee because a sell on fee isn’t tangible / no reliance can be placed on one.
The player has a value as an asset and, with agreement from the player, you can sell the player while the contract still has time to run, and thus realise the value of that asset, but it’s not a profit because in selling the player you’ve lost the asset.
So called ‘sell on’ fees as therefore not profit, merely the movement of a value from the asset column and into the cash column.