And people are still gobbling it up hahaha
Im guessing there will have to be significant movement of players out as well
3 gone already - Sane, Bravo and David Silva
Other outs? - Zinchenko, Ota, Garcia
I cant think of anyone else that realistically we would look to sell other than Stones but with Garcia more likely to leave I would imagine th club will want to keep Stones and work on him becoming the player we know he can be
Shame but not unexpected. Cartel clubs can get away with it, not usI take it the inference is that £300m is overstated, not understated?!
A quintuple like button if Gundo was going the other way in part exchange.I wish there was a quarduple 'like' button.
You talking to yourself again mate?Shame but not unexpected. Cartel clubs can get away with it, not us
No I got that bit Simon ta, I meant excluding any unexpected move was he suggesting significantly more or less than £300m? I read it as being the latter
There is that but, on the field Barca are declining rapidly and he may feel now is the time to jump ship
He could well be right, I don't know.
But he should be afforded the same courtesy as anybody else who attempts to share information on here, there are certainly bigger problems in the world going on.
Ezzy says six this week, my information is that it could be 'only' six this entire window, already factoring the signings of Ake and Torres.
Well, the two aren't mutually exclusive. The particular allegations were bullshit. But as you say, that doesn't mean we didn't do something else.This is why I've never held much credence to the Der Spiegel/ UEFA charges.
If any club truly wanted to bypass UEFA's rules, rather than doing it in a way which, if discovered, would leave them open to sanctions, there are many many ways of achieving that, without doing something piss obvious.
In(~£270M For 8 Players | 7 Promoted From Within)
- Houssem Aouar(22) - £45M
- Thiago Almada(19) - £20M
- Rayan Ait-Nouri(19) - £25M
- Amad Traoré(18) - £20M
- Mohamed Ihattaren(18) - £25M
- Eduardo Camavinga(18) - £55M
- Tanguy Kouassi(18) - Free Agent
- Alessandro Bastoni(21) - £50M
The club made a point of dismissing it, although the optics of such a spend in the current climate could be a reasoning for it.
I understand it was The Athletic's claims that were dismissed, not sure who else might have picked it up elsewhere or wrote similar.
As you say Jack G is one of the very few City like to still court these days.
He said 6 new signings this week all for the 1st team.
Again absolutely no chance.
I also don't see any rumours of Aouar being likely?
This is why I've never held much credence to the Der Spiegel/ UEFA charges.
If any club truly wanted to bypass UEFA's rules, rather than doing it in a way which, if discovered, would leave them open to sanctions, there are many many ways of achieving that, without doing something piss obvious.
Lol yes, a sad sign of age. I am now seeing if Ric can give me the option of liking my own posts!You talking to yourself again mate?
As much as I would love the above to be true, it does seem more like a FM/FIFA wet dream.This is from a post I wrote on May 2nd,
Last Edited on May 13th.
£300m Has always been the(maximum) Summer Transfer Budget.
Well, the two aren't mutually exclusive. The particular allegations were bullshit. But as you say, that doesn't mean we didn't do something else.
This is from a post I wrote on May 2nd,
Last Edited on May 13th.
£300m has always been the(maximum) Summer Transfer Budget.
Ezzy you are a complete fantasist with an obsession with young footballers. You need sectioning pal. And for anyone even believing 0.01% of the drivel he spouts needs sticking in a straight jacket too.