Neville Kneville said:allan harper said:Prestwich_Blue said:What's probably happening here is that the terms between City and Yaya are sorted out but they've told Seluk to piss off over what he's asking for out of the deal.
Isn't that why we ended up with Sinclair and not Hazard. Sometimes we have to make exceptions.
No we don't.
BillyShears said:Looks like a negotiating tactic to me. Lets see how the club react. The fact Txiki let Yaya go from Barca probably doesn't bode well for him. Would be a shame if we had to sell him ala NDJ as I think Yaya's a world class midfield player and arguably one of the best in his position in the world. But he is also coming into the part of his career where we might start to see a steady decline so I can see why giving him a payrise and a longer contract might be worrying.
Like all employees, players will come and players will go. They all go with my best wishes anyway.
tolmie's hairdoo said:BillyShears said:Looks like a negotiating tactic to me. Lets see how the club react. The fact Txiki let Yaya go from Barca probably doesn't bode well for him. Would be a shame if we had to sell him ala NDJ as I think Yaya's a world class midfield player and arguably one of the best in his position in the world. But he is also coming into the part of his career where we might start to see a steady decline so I can see why giving him a payrise and a longer contract might be worrying.
Like all employees, players will come and players will go. They all go with my best wishes anyway.
I would actually sell him and never thought I would ever say that, certainly if we could send him to Spain or PSG for £30m plus.
I suppose Chelsea fans never thought of life without Essien.
Yaya is a wonderful player but his age concerns me in terms of the contract extension, plus wages.
It's not as if we haven't had our money back.
I think you need a lie down.Kazzydeyna said:Still hope it's untrue as letting a player of yaya's stature leave could only be a bad thing.
However, woken up this mornin with a refreshed sense of paranoia. !!
Lets not let the famously well adjusted uk press turn us (the fans) against ANOTHER one of our own à la Mario (who I'm willing to wager will be back on these shores in a season or two winning leagues for one of our rivals).
Now, back to the media, what do mario and yaya have in common? Hmmm and if they succeed with yaya as they did with mario, it will be Micah next. Or vinny.
Claytop said:tolmie's hairdoo said:BillyShears said:Looks like a negotiating tactic to me. Lets see how the club react. The fact Txiki let Yaya go from Barca probably doesn't bode well for him. Would be a shame if we had to sell him ala NDJ as I think Yaya's a world class midfield player and arguably one of the best in his position in the world. But he is also coming into the part of his career where we might start to see a steady decline so I can see why giving him a payrise and a longer contract might be worrying.
Like all employees, players will come and players will go. They all go with my best wishes anyway.
I would actually sell him and never thought I would ever say that, certainly if we could send him to Spain or PSG for £30m plus.
I suppose Chelsea fans never thought of life without Essien.
Yaya is a wonderful player but his age concerns me in terms of the contract extension, plus wages.
It's not as if we haven't had our money back.
Have you not heard anything about this 5 year contract extension then?
Kazzydeyna said:Still hope it's untrue as letting a player of yaya's stature leave could only be a bad thing.
However, woken up this mornin with a refreshed sense of paranoia. !!
Lets not let the famously well adjusted uk press turn us (the fans) against ANOTHER one of our own à la Mario (who I'm willing to wager will be back on these shores in a season or two winning leagues for one of our rivals).
Now, back to the media, what do mario and yaya have in common? Hmmm and if they succeed with yaya as they did with mario, it will be Micah next. Or vinny.