Blue warrior
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Negotiation tactic more £££.
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Lucas Paqueta investigated by FA for alleged betting breaches
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Vester
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I would agree, if the club actually wanted to sell him. But it seems more like they are reluctantly agreeing to selling him and from their point of view it would not exactly be the worst thing if he ended up staying. On the contrary, thats probably what they would prefer.That's not how it works. If he suffers a serious injury you've lost the player and a potential huge fee. If the matter is unresolved, he sits, simple as...
John Wayne
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Didn't he do the same when we were chasing Lescott at Everton? Subsequently, Lescott had a stinker as they lost 1-6 to Arsenal.Nah, this is Moyes' approach. He always does this. He is of the mind not to allow anyone to think the board or other clubs are overruling his authority on team issues.
01cravend
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Bigger takeaway is Moyes has made that animal abusing dickhead their captain.
How the fuck? Clearly booting a cute small furry animal shows you as a true leader of men.Bigger takeaway is Moyes has made that animal abusing dickhead their captain.
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Summerbuzz
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That's the argument. Moyes plays them to make a point about his authority on picking the team. He knows full well it's being watched. That's the kind of guy he is and that's his approach.That's not how it works. If he suffers a serious injury you've lost the player and a potential huge fee. If the matter is unresolved, he sits, simple as...
In what way? Where is it written? They won't exercise it because that could be a huge problem.The board does, however, hold authority over him. It's not his choice...
The chances of a serious injury are low and the club has various forms of insurance. Moyes knows his authority matters and considers it a professional judgement - the club benefits from the player turning out. Or the board can pick a fight. They won't, they will trust Moyes. He's sold a lot of players to bigger clubs down the years.
BlueDejong
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Why? If you need 3points you play your best player until there is a 100% deal close
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Summerbuzz
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Exactly. He will have told the board that. Past precedent usually wins out. The precedent is, the club got it done, they got top dollar, and the fans looked at us as the enemy, rather than the board or management.Didn't he do the same when we were chasing Lescott at Everton? Subsequently, Lescott had a stinker as they lost 1-6 to Arsenal.
well cole palmer played last night priced at 30m+That's not how it works. If he suffers a serious injury you've lost the player and a potential huge fee. If the matter is unresolved, he sits, simple as...
Cobwebcat
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Really? I must be seeing things. You are consistent if nothing else.He won’t be playing for West Ham this weekend. Told them his heads not in the right place.