What's the irony?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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What’s ironic about a club signing a player using money they received from selling another player?
Good question. I don't see it, either.
The fact that he's young and English and supposedly has a high ceiling.
The difference between his "salary" and salary will be enormous.
PSG want Pogba to run down his contract now they have Messi! If he agrees to do that then honestly we should be ensuring that he does so from the reserves.
Yeah we've heard that nonsense on here before.
That he doesn't understand the meaning of irony
Okay dear
Need some kind of autocorrect for that nonsense
Only way that’s ironic is if we’re one of the clubs after him. Which I doubt we are.
I would say we need to go further, make things difficult for him as a human being.
Sarcasm.
So basically similar to Sancho, and Nixon sees the irony in the fact that no English club is a favourite for him, I'm guessing.
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- Atletico Madrid are also interested in Duvan Zapata.
- Spurs are also monitoring Vlahovic but would only take the next step if Kane leaves.
- Fiorentina can accept an offer greater than 60 million Euros.
- Top replacement: Gianluca Scamacca
25mil net, so what's the gross amount? is it 50mil? if so then that's close to 1mil a week before taxes
Does anyone even give a shit anymore? This is the most drawn out, boring transfer ever.
Juventus are skint just like Real Madrid and Barcelona. Too bad they have no really good players we could poach.
He's confused irony for coincidence.
They better keep Kane if they're paying around 100mil for Lautaro Martinez. He's good but not that good. Making Lautaro Martinez as direct Kane replacement (price wise) is putting too much pressure on him.
That's what it looks like to me.
I couldn't imagine that Nixon Tweet resulting in a discussion over its irony.
That's ironic
Wasn't there a Juventus poster over here that was insisting they had 400million to spend on transfers.
More like Dortmund made a good chunk of money on Sancho and now they'll bring another talented English kid, with the Sancho money and make a good chunk on him too.
I'm surprised by how much in demand he is. I rate him but I thought he'd have teams like Palace, Villa etc fighting for him. Great for Chelsea either way, if Abraham is open to moving abroad.
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Looks like I need to add Southampton to the list of teams I need to keep a close eye on this season.
Thus begins his own personal journey of consecutive loans until flipped.
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How'd this even start up?
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PSG have blown them out of the water with a massive offer?
I think we have a shot at selling Matic but that's it. Who is realistically going to pay money for Jones and Pereira?No shit.
The chances of us actually selling a player? Ha.
Was this a thing?
You must be an OleOuter with that kind of logic
I found the source. It all started from Toby Cudworth, who wrote an exclusive for 90min. As usual, the crappy links come from crappy sources.
hes secretly Alanis Morrisette?
20 million? Bloody hell
Thanks. I hadn't heard a peep about it and it's seems totally unrealistic.
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