Isco

[AnthonyJ21]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Sick of how boring these threads get when you lot flap about

Just spoken to Tolmie, and he said along the lines of the following :

"tell those raving alcoholics on the Isco part 32 (monday disco saga part 3) thread, to put down their stella's, and realise we are Manchester city...
Isco or no Isco, we will be manchester city next season and we will challenge

back ups will be signed, I am sure of higher quality than Javi Garcia or super SS

we will move on

 

[whipper]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Sick of how boring these threads get when you lot flap about

Just spoken to Tolmie, and he said along the lines of the following :

"tell those raving alcoholics on the Isco part 32 (monday disco saga part 3) thread, to put down their stella's, and realise we are Manchester city...
Isco or no Isco, we will be manchester city next season and we will challenge

back ups will be signed, I am sure of higher quality than Javi Garcia or super SS

we will move on

Sniff sniff

 

[Ray78]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Sick of how boring these threads get when you lot flap about

Just spoken to Tolmie, and he said along the lines of the following :

"tell those raving alcoholics on the Isco part 32 (monday disco saga part 3) thread, to put down their stella's, and realise we are Manchester city...
Isco or no Isco, we will be manchester city next season and we will challenge

back ups will be signed, I am sure of higher quality than Javi Garcia or super SS

we will move on

I agree entirely with this. Our Scouting Network will be given a much welcomed test.

 

[poyntontom]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Madrid release one piece of information that an agreement has been reached with Malaga and that they are offering a five year contract, that information is acted upon by the Spanish press, the thousands of media outlets feed on that information and rehash the same information with spin, the Twitter ITKs in turn feast on the information and add more spin and release further information that the deal is done in Madrids favour, this information feeds the press further. The spanish punters pile money on the good odds that were available at the bookies who in turn slash their odds allowing citys odd to lengthen. In turn british punters who are a bit more savy see that the odds have gone out in favour who in turn put more cash on at the bookies who in turn shorten Citys odds, the British press jounralists who have no information start to realise that the deal hasn't actually been done and in turn release information to say deal not done, the press pick up on this and then the paers run stories it isn't done, this in turn feeds the media outlets who re hash those stories and these feed the ITKs on Twitter who do an about turn and start to say he might join City. IMO that is why one day we get good news followed by a day of bad news. Of course transfer forums can't cope and the posters go from deep joy he is coming to our club one day to flapping the next because we all feed off the same information. Does this help, does it ring bells.

The bit that they are all missing however is the intention of the player to sign. It is still 50/50

I knew what Chinese whispers was all about many years ago thanks. I don' think many just read one paper and take it as gospel, credit the Bluemooners with a little more intelligence than that, you can tell the difference between waffle (MEN & YOUR POST FOR EXAMPLE), re-hashed and stories with substance where someone has stuck his head above the parapit. Real's player, get use to the fact!

In which case, everyone who stuck their head above the parapet over the last couple of days to say he was ours were wrong. As are most journalists every day of the week - they say multiple things on every transfer and then have selective memories after the event.

The only 'fact' the papers are reporting is that Madrid and Malaga have agreed a fee. I haven't seen any confirmation from either club or anything to say whether we have agreed a fee or not either. Once the fees are agreed, it's still down to Isco. He may well choose Madrid, but that has still to be resolved. These reports are coming from Madrid based papers which I suspect sell many more papers when they have positive news about Madrid.

how many papers a day do they buy?

 

[Davs 19]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Sick of how boring these threads get when you lot flap about

Just spoken to Tolmie, and he said along the lines of the following :

"tell those raving alcoholics on the Isco part 32 (monday disco saga part 3) thread, to put down their stella's, and realise we are Manchester city...
Isco or no Isco, we will be manchester city next season and we will challenge

back ups will be signed, I am sure of higher quality than Javi Garcia or super SS

we will move on

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwnnnnnn............

 

[Pam]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

WTF was this about "Sunday", anyway. This is reminding me of the shit boring Hazard soap opera last summer. And then he went to the Chavs.

 

[No Ham In Manchester]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Forgive me if this has been said already, are we going to make another bid? or have we already or what's the deal with that? All I am seeing is about Madrid

 

[alky313]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Still don't think it's done and dusted. Only the rags in this thread wish it was.

 

[CitizenTID]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

This thread is seriously lacking some positive ITK to raise morale.

Tolmie? ...

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Re: Isco (Part 7 (Saturday saga part 2))

Ibiza ZB505 arrival 04.50 tomorrow morning I wonder.