It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition

[Eric Hitchmough]

I'd go 65/35 in our favour.

We have always been ready.

It has always been a case of Messi doing the hard part.

Cheers mate. Appreciate the updates bud.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

 

[blueinsa]

I'd go 65/35 in our favour.

We have always been ready.

It has always been a case of Messi doing the hard part.

Chairman and his if an opportunity arises for a player remarks today seem suddenly relevant.

 

[DMA's]

I'd go 65/35 in our favour.

We have always been ready.

It has always been a case of Messi doing the hard part.

Would this effect any potential cb signings? Would we need to look for a cheaper alternative to kk for instance?

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Wonder what the clause actually says. If it's x number of days after the finish of Barca's season to activate the clause then he looks on steady ground. If it's written as June 10th then surely it would go to Court, with Messi arguing due to covid that date is no longer valid. I'm sure lawyers would have looked at it though.

 

[kaz7]

Spain expert says city is most likely

 

[ADegenerate]

 

[BlueRain]

But doesn't it run out on the 31st?

The clause is to cancel his contract with Barca - that's all...

If the clause has been triggered then technically Messi is a free agent as of NOW (he may choose to retire you never know!)

 

[LevyBee76]

Apparently the board have to balance the books before they resign, or they can be held personally liable.

They're a long way from balancing the books at present. I guess taking £1.2m a week off the books could help..

I saw something where they would have to pay around €400m out of their own pockets before they could resign, and Bartomeu isn't going to do that

 

[cookster]

Pep will tell him to stay as he has many times,if pep is only doing a season or two more here then he wouldnt come anyway

Are you this fucking miserable in real life ;)