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TYC the only source thus far being quoted. Will have to wait and see if others verify it.Apparently it's not official yet. Conflicting reports coming out.
Wasn't it bloody obvious from the startif this was actually a strategy to force Bartomeu out
I think the problems with Koeman come solely from the Suarez situation, they might keep Suarez in order for Messi to stay.Don't really get why people are so sure he'll stay if Bartomeu resigns. There's still Koeman in charge who left the Dutch national team for Barca, they can't just fire him now and according to the reports, the Koeman meeting played a decisive role in him wanting to leave. Do you think they'll fire Koeman before his first preparation match and have him on the wage bill?
Don't think that at all. If the courts decide he can leave for a free, he's gone.
Disgrace.Fecking hell, a player running the club.
Mes que un playerFecking hell, a player running the club.
They would have to fire Koeman then. No way Suarez and Koeman are both professional enough to put their feelings aside. Koeman would not want to be forced to play a player that he doesn't want and Suarez would not be comfortable showing up to work to take orders from the guy that fired him and didn't want him back.I think the problems with Koeman come solely from the Suarez situation, they might keep Suarez in order for Messi to stay.
Yeah no idea how they’ll fix this. La Liga starts in two weeks too, there should be lots of drama in the following days as they’ll want to resolve things before the games startThey would have to fire Koeman then. No way Suarez and Koeman are both professional enough to put their feelings aside. Koeman would not want to be forced to play a player that he doesn't want and Suarez would not be comfortable showing up to work to take orders from the guy that fired him and didn't want him back.
At least in the reports, it seemed like there were more issues than just Suarez having to leave. A lot of that apparently revolved around cutting some freedoms of the players etc.I think the problems with Koeman come solely from the Suarez situation, they might keep Suarez in order for Messi to stay.
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Well Messi faxed his transfer request and Ed Wood is a big fan of fax machines so you never know!Good that wee Messi prick will be happy and pipe down now, never going anyway. Some in here are ridiculous, he would never be coming to us. United are awful in the market, we would've never pulled that deal off.
Messi or Bartomeu? Because they probably can't with either. No player, however good they are, should ever have that much power at a club. Its a fecking disgrace.fair play to Messi if this was actually a strategy to force Bartomeu out. Feel Barca can't move forward as long as he's there.
Messi has played a blinder here if true. Either way he has to resign now and if he does he can lose all his assets! Madness. Soap opera stuff."The member of Barça's board are pressuring Bartomeu not to resign under any circumstances.
If he does, all the members would have to guarantee the club's losses with their assets.
If it happens some of them could be ruined.
Example: If Barcelona had a budget of 1 billion in 20/21 and the accumulated profits were less than 15%, 150 million, they would be obliged to guarantee the difference with their personal assets. They are waiting for a government moratorium on the covid."
Apparently that's the reason why the elections are in march.
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suarez to Juventus is looking like a done dealI think the problems with Koeman come solely from the Suarez situation, they might keep Suarez in order for Messi to stay.
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It would be a very pragmatic and sensible move on Barca's part to negotiate a substantial fee for Messi from City (January). Clearing those wages and securing a fee. And also look to shed Coutinho and Griezmann.As long as Messi doesn't end up at City, its all good.
Makes almost too much sense. But they're as much an interest organisation backing a political project as they are a football club, so their decision making is head scratching at best sometimes.It would be a very pragmatic and sensible move on Barca's part to negotiate a substantial fee for Messi from City (January). Clearing those wages and securing a fee. And also look to shed Coutinho and Griezmann.