avoidconfusion
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Didn't TH say that Pelle will meet/talk to Isco today? What happened?
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citizens_1976
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I really don't understand the flapping in this Isco transfer thread. We are in a win-win situation regardless, or at least I am. I put £10 on a Madrid move last week, when we were clear favourites and will return with £30 if he goes to Madrid. Even if he goes to Madrid and we don't get Isco, remember a few seasons ago when we had missed out on Sanchez and our 2nd option was Aguero? This could be the same here. We could totally lose out on Isco and buy someone else who could win us the title with key moments in seasons like Aguero's. Either way, we are definitely in good hands. We have bought 2 excellent players and regardless of whether Isco comes in or not, we will buy a few more ''excellent'' players. Either way, it's got to be better than last summer.
Chill the f*** out guys!
Chill the f*** out guys!
No bias here, they are far from reliable. Very far.ono said:Punto Pelota are saying he has chosen Madrid and the deal is done. Don't know how reliable they are though.
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Rammyblues said:Sorry I thought all City fans knew who NDE is it is the New Duncan Edwards or the face that keeps on giving our one and only Phil Jones. Rags labelled him that when he signed for them.
I thought it was next
avoidconfusion
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Joehannes said:No bias here, they are far from reliable. Very far.ono said:Punto Pelota are saying he has chosen Madrid and the deal is done. Don't know how reliable they are though.
Where and when did they say that anyway?
ono
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I know they are Madrid based but what would they gain out of making something up, except from making themselves look stupid? Same with Marca.Joehannes said:No bias here, they are far from reliable. Very far.ono said:Punto Pelota are saying he has chosen Madrid and the deal is done. Don't know how reliable they are though.
TheMaineRoad
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This. Great post.citizens_1976 said:I really don't understand the flapping in this Isco transfer thread. We are in a win-win situation regardless, or at least I am. I put £10 on a Madrid move last week, when we were clear favourites and will return with £30 if he goes to Madrid. Even if he goes to Madrid and we don't get Isco, remember a few seasons ago when we had missed out on Sanchez and our 2nd option was Aguero? This could be the same here. We could totally lose out on Isco and buy someone else who could win us the title with key moments in seasons like Aguero's. Either way, we are definitely in good hands. We have bought 2 excellent players and regardless of whether Isco comes in or not, we will buy a few more ''excellent'' players. Either way, it's got to be better than last summer.
Chill the f*** out guys!
ono
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On their programmeavoidconfusion said:Joehannes said:No bias here, they are far from reliable. Very far.ono said:Punto Pelota are saying he has chosen Madrid and the deal is done. Don't know how reliable they are though.
Where and when did they say that anyway?
I don't know. But they're not reliable.ono said:I know they are Madrid based but what would they gain out of making something up, except from making themselves look stupid? Same with Marca.Joehannes said:No bias here, they are far from reliable. Very far.ono said:Punto Pelota are saying he has chosen Madrid and the deal is done. Don't know how reliable they are though.