BlueMoonRisin’
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Yes. But there's only one David Silva! And he's the best to have ever graced our pitch, imho.
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It's Quiet 17 - Glory Thread
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Barcon
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It was rheotorical mate.There is zero evidence that he wants out or that we would let him go for an amount that any club could pay let alone Barcelona. Even last year when he supposedly wanted out we didn’t allow for a negotiable fee. I can see him seeing out his contract, not leaving before then
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Absolutely and I recognise that we can’t replace him player for player, but we’ve managed to keep winning without him, Kun, Yaya, Kompany etc.Yes. But there's only one David Silva! And he's the best to have ever graced our pitch, imho.
We have a recruitment system that means we keep on progressing even though we‘ve lost some amazing players.
We’ll even cope when KDB‘s time comes.
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In the short term, maybe, but I trust our recruitment team to make the correct calls. We don’t keep unhappy players if a decent offer comes in.We will lose a lot if we swapped the two players. It would weaken us.
If they deem that a swap for FDJ is good enough, I will back that decision.
I don't think De Jong is the answer to be honest either. If Barcelona have the cash (they don't) then sell him.In the short term, maybe, but I trust our recruitment team to make the correct calls. We don’t keep unhappy players if a decent offer comes in.
If they deem that a swap for FDJ is good enough, I will back that decision.
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Fair enough. It’s obviously not guaranteed one way or the other. It’s conjecture at the moment.I don't think De Jong is the answer to be honest either. If Barcelona have the cash (they don't) then sell him.
If we do sell him, I’d assume that Gundogan would be the main partner for KDB next season whilst whoever comes in learns Pepball.
LongsightM13
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Barca can’t afford the fee for Bernardo’s right leg, let alone his wages. Chill
Just got engaged and loving life post lockdown
I’ve said before a mate is a neighbour in his building and told me not to listen to any of the bullshit the last time this came up, when half this forum had him sold for £35m
More likely to sign a new deal than leave
Just got engaged and loving life post lockdown
I’ve said before a mate is a neighbour in his building and told me not to listen to any of the bullshit the last time this came up, when half this forum had him sold for £35m
More likely to sign a new deal than leave
LongsightM13
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Bang onThere is zero evidence that he wants out or that we would let him go for an amount that any club could pay let alone Barcelona. Even last year when he supposedly wanted out we didn’t allow for a negotiable fee. I can see him seeing out his contract, not leaving before then
Which might not be the greatest of idea's considering Gundo's back injuries. We have added one of the best strikers in World Football we cannot afford to weaken our side just yet.Fair enough. It’s obviously not guaranteed one way or the other. It’s conjecture at the moment.
If we do sell him, I’d assume that Gundogan would be the main partner for KDB next season whilst whoever comes in learns Pepball.
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It may not be a matter of choice if Bernardo forces a move though.Which might not be the greatest of idea's considering Gundo's back injuries. We have added one of the best strikers in World Football we cannot afford to weaken our side just yet.
Hopefully our debate is moot and he’s still here in August.