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It's Quiet Thread 15 - Txiki Blinders
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Fordyboy46
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Except when we come calling for players, clubs will still see us as not being affected by Covid, even though we have been massively. Levy will not budge on Kane's ridiculous valuation and Dortmund will want full whack off us for Haaland. Other clubs would get them cheaper, including the ragsI’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. In this COVID-19 world I don’t reckon anybody will be spending over £100 million on a player. I’ll be amazed if any club is demented enough to part with that level of cash. The Euro’s are masking what will eventually be a depressed market once the tournament is over. Clubs who are desperate to offload and players desperate to leave will mean some very creative deals. Clubs who are losing “stars” will find their replacements will be cheaper.
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As did Fabian DelphSo did Laporte, people can change their mind, not saying he will though.
It’s not 110 million pounds though is it it’s 100 million euros which is around 90 million pound. 15 million above what his release clause is next summer.Correct. They won’t stop laughing at somebody prepared to pay £110 million on a player unproven at the top level in a depressed market. The Scum are talking more realistic levels at £75 million for Sancho.
The money they’d lose on missing champions league from sponsorship deals and the rest would be over 50 million so you think about it, they ain’t selling Haaland this summer it’s as simple as that.
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That assumes they'd fail to qualify for CLIt’s not 110 million pounds though is it it’s 100 million euros which is around 90 million pound. 15 million above what his release clause is next summer.
The money they’d lose on missing champions league from sponsorship deals and the rest would be over 50 million so you think about it, they ain’t selling Haaland this summer it’s as simple as that.
A big offer isn’t going in for Haaland. No one is dropping 150 million transfer fee on him this summer add in probably another 50 mil between his dad and raiola and signing on fee you’re looking at 200 mil before his wages have even been mentioned.Says who?
If a big offer goes in for Haaland he goes, end of story.
Next summer Dortmund will get considerably less, they won't let that happen.
He isn’t leaving this summer the sooner people accept that the better for their mental well being. He will be a Dortmund player next season.
They scraped into it this summer WITH Haaland. You remove Sancho and Him then they are certainly up against it. Even remove one of them and they are.That assumes they'd fail to qualify for CL
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2014-15 was the last time the failed to make top 4They scraped into it this summer WITH Haaland. You remove Sancho and Him then they are certainly up against it. Even remove one of them and they are.
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Or that they'd even qualify WITH him and Sancho.That assumes they'd fail to qualify for CL
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Why do you persist in this nonsense?Except when we come calling for players, clubs will still see us as not being affected by Covid, even though we have been massively. Levy will not budge on Kane's ridiculous valuation and Dortmund will want full whack off us for Haaland. Other clubs would get them cheaper, including the rags
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