Jude Bellingham

[jrb]

It’s a war of attrition by Real Madrid.

The funny thing is, if Real Madrid have actually signed Bellingham, they wouldn’t need to go to such levels, would they. Think about it.

They would be quiet, so would their paid shills, knowing Bellingham has signed for Real Madrid.

All this white noise from Real Madrid leads me to the conclusion that Bellingham hasn’t signed for Real Madrid yet and is waiting until the end of the Bundesliga title race and season to announce his decision.

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

It's a different Berger, but everything else you say is spot on mate.

Ahh thanks for clarifying!

 

[jrb]

Bullshit or not, unfortunately it feeds into the continued negative narrative about City. Especially when BBC United at Mediacity run with the story as well. Not seen it in the Daily Mail yet, unless I missed it, so they might be running clear of it?

 

[blue by birth]

My opinion is that Bellingham hasn't said fuck all to anybody in the press regarding City or Madrid..I can't really believe that a professional footballer would be so stupid to come out with the bullshit quotes that social media are saying he's said.
I hope we get Bellingham as I think he would be a great player under Pep but if not I'm not unduly worried as I'm sure we will have other players that we will be interested in.
It's doubtful anyone will know what's happening officially until the season is over... hopefully our in the knows have got it right with regards to him being interested in us.

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Bellingham is in a market of about five or six clubs, half of which are "plastic", you'd be fucking mental to be insulting them before you sign a short term deal for someone else knowing there's every chance you'll end up playing for one of the other ones some.day.

 

[richards30]

Can we not respond for shits and giggles by making it public we want say Valverde, Vinicius etc?

 

[LeonardoDaVnci]

It’s a war of attrition by Real Madrid.

The funny thing is, if Real Madrid have actually signed Bellingham, they wouldn’t need to go to such levels, would they. Think about it.

They would be quiet, so would their paid shills, knowing Bellingham has signed for Real Madrid.

All this white noise from Real Madrid leads me to the conclusion that Bellingham hasn’t signed for Real Madrid yet and is waiting until the end of the Bundesliga title race and season to announce his decision.

Exactly ! whether or not its driven directly by Real or just the various platforms that rely on Real supporters is hard to fathom, but the intention is clear. It's "saying" to Bellingham this is just a hint of the social media shit storm that will come your way if you choose City. Its like some bizarre form of physiological nudging to chose Real. Compare this to the dignified silence from City who are probably honouring a non disclosure agreement. I doubt it will influence his decision either way, as a professional he'll do what he believes is best for his career. Good luck to him.

 

[Keeper!]

Need to target this nonsense in the right way… make the Etihad a cauldron of hate towards them on Wednesday night…. They are the club of Franco and Michael Owen - not sure which makes them the more distasteful… probably Owen.

Don't forget his scouse waster mate ..

 

[richards30]

Don't forget his scouse waster mate ..

Even there the wanker is pointing! Lol

 

[Keeper!]

If wage discussions have already been agreed with Real like was being reported everywhere last week then leaking this crap would have no impact.

In fact it would suit Real as it would mean no auction on tfr fee for Dortmund as only one club involved.

We saw similar comments when he was interested in signing for LFC earlier in the year so it’s hardly surprising. It what happens when a fanboy dad is involved in negotiations and not proper agents.

Fan boy dad?

Again utter nonsense, the guy has been superbly helped by his parents, he is a 100m pound international player at 19 years old.

He has had incredible support and guidance whoever shirt he puts on next season.

He could have signed for any club he wanted when he left Birmingham, he and his parents took the decision to go to Germany, learn a new culture, language and football, and what an incredible decision it was.