Press conference and other interviews thread

I find the line that "big players for me is not maybe big players for you" to be quite revealing. I think we might need to seriously temper our expectations for this summer transfer window as the signings may be quite left field at first glance. I am not worried by that, we have had plenty of big names flop in recent years so if the scouting is good I am quite excited by the thought of uncovering some hidden gems and not paying through the nose for washed up veterans.
 
Gandalf said:
I find the line that "big players for me is not maybe big players for you" to be quite revealing. I think we might need to seriously temper our expectations for this summer transfer window as the signings may be quite left field at first glance. I am not worried by that, we have had plenty of big names flop in recent years so if the scouting is good I am quite excited by the thought of uncovering some hidden gems and not paying through the nose for washed up veterans.
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You missed the thread where we are signing Valverde and Gyokeres then?
 
Gandalf said:
I find the line that "big players for me is not maybe big players for you" to be quite revealing. I think we might need to seriously temper our expectations for this summer transfer window as the signings may be quite left field at first glance. I am not worried by that, we have had plenty of big names flop in recent years so if the scouting is good I am quite excited by the thought of uncovering some hidden gems and not paying through the nose for washed up veterans.
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Yup. It means we're probably not signing any big player.
 
That was a pretty sneaky press conference, they really tried to trip them up. Starting with asking Amorim a question and then asking Garnacho "how does that make you feel". Thought Garnacho shut everything down perfectly. Amorim could have done without saying "I feel we need to score".

The vultures are circling.
 
Can someone please explain to me the Yoro comments? Did he mean that he is an injury worry for next season?
 
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