Becoming the norm? Tixiki has always done it. In the past though he would fold and pay what the asking price was on day 1, after months and months of negotiation. Like Kdb, Sterling, Walker etc etc. Now that he has Pep working wonders he has the bravado to walk away. In fairess, the last few times have worked out well. Happy to see how it plays out myself. Still think this will happen, and it will be for slightly below 50m.
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Becoming the norm? Tixiki has always done it. In the past though he would fold and pay what the asking price was on day 1, after months and months of negotiation. Like Kdb, Sterling, Walker etc etc. Now that he has Pep working wonders he has the bravado to walk away. In fairess, the last few times have worked out well. Happy to see how it plays out myself. Still think this will happen, and it will be for slightly below 50m.
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It’s fine if you’ve got plenty of genuine irons in the fire, like Chelsea had with their bid for Ake. However left backs are harder to come by and blatantly obvious he’s the only true option we have/had, so we should have been more realistic.We are doing nothing wrong but at the same time lowballing bids just waste time and upset the other party.
Tugay One Cup
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Why everyone is saying he has moved to rb but I can't see it confirmed anywhere.
I have no idea but I don't think that would be a smart move.
He will sign but we wont be getting 1p change out of 50m and I would wager Brighton will want a few adds on to go with that fee.Becoming the norm? Tixiki has always done it. In the past though he would fold and pay what the asking price was on day 1, after months and months of negotiation. Like Kdb, Sterling, Walker etc etc. Now that he has Pep working wonders he has the bravado to walk away. In fairess, the last few times have worked out well. Happy to see how it plays out myself. Still think this will happen, and it will be for slightly below 50m.
Maybe McAtee goes there on loan for the season?
Again 100% agree but it appears this is our no1 and ONLY target, hence the weird negotiating tactics and even letting Zinch leave before this deal was in the bag.It’s fine if you’ve got plenty of genuine irons in the fire, like Chelsea had with their bid for Ake. However left backs are harder to come by and blatantly obvious he’s the only true option we have/had, so we should have been more realistic.
bobbyowenquiff
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Virtually every LFC attack was down our left. Opponents know our weak spot.Without trying to disrespect any of our players, there's a good reason we are looking to bring in a left back.
Virtually every LFC attack was down our left. Opponents know our weak spot.
Correct. And that will continue all season. It’s no secret we don’t have a proper left back. Teams will exploit that, starting with West Ham next week.
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Danamy
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£48m and a pack of Holland's Pies should see it over the line
Fordyboy46
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Yep, just get him signed ASAP. We can't go in to a new season with no recognised left back. Grimaldo from Benfica is available for a knock down fee as well, a fine second choice
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