Is he static and lazy?he'd be a brilliant replacement for Martial
Is he static and lazy?he'd be a brilliant replacement for Martial
thankfully no...he's just the opposite, a bit more like ManeIs he static and lazy?
If we add Jones to those two, you will be interested, right? Right!?I take it back. No longer interested in doing business.
That's weird because he went to Manchester City in 2021 and nothing happened there either.
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You can count on me, I’ll stay here until we win the next one.
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None of these bits of info are actually coming from Falk. He's relaying information from other Bild journalists (see here). Falk himself doesn't tend to have good sources; the only Bild journalist with good sources nowadays is Tobi Altschäffl, who covers Bayern Munich.Tweet
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I'd take each and everyone of them.None of these bits of info are actually coming from Falk. He's relaying information from other Bild journalists (see here). Falk himself doesn't tend to have good sources; the only Bild journalist with good sources nowadays is Tobi Altschäffl, who covers Bayern Munich.
I wonder what could possibly be different now as opposed to a few years back?He Literally came to England a few years back to lecture in front of coaches and managers in "The Coaches Voice", what are they on about ?
It's a bit ridiculous that he hasn't been called up recently. Would love to have him at United, can practically play everywhere in attack and considering Lingard, Martial, Mata and Cavani will be gone soon, there would be a place for him.That Nkunku kid has been very, very impressive to be fair. He deserves a call up for France.
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He'll love Italy.
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Of course, the first sign of a transfer budget and Eddie Howe immediately plans to hand some over to Liverpool for one of their young-ish fringe playersWhilst this reads more like an opinion piece, we do get to learn that Liverpool's Nat Phillips is one of Newcastle's targets for the upcoming winter transfer window.
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Our name being dragged into this, so his agent can play some poker and try get a better pay for him.Here we go again...
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- Dembélé isn't responding to Barcelona's recent proposals.
- The agent's playing a big role in this.
- Convincing Dembélé that he will earn more in other clubs
- Newcastle and Manchester United touted as potential destinations
- Man. Utd. are capable of signing him but have yet to make a move on him.
- Dembélé is telling people in the dressing room that he wants to stay whilst telling his agent the exact opposite.
- Plan: see the season off and, hopefully, move to another team
Nonsense, we are crowded in the wings. Can't see us going for him.Here we go again...
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- Dembélé isn't responding to Barcelona's recent proposals.
- The agent's playing a big role in this.
- Convincing Dembélé that he will earn more in other clubs
- Newcastle and Manchester United touted as potential destinations
- Man. Utd. are capable of signing him but have yet to make a move on him.
- Dembélé is telling people in the dressing room that he wants to stay whilst telling his agent the exact opposite.
- Plan: see the season off and, hopefully, move to another team
Nah, that's Ousmane Dembélé.Is Ferran Torres going to be the new Dybala in this thread?
Seems unlikely unless we have a big clear out. If Martial, Lingard and Cavani leave then we might well pick him up on a free and have Greenwood as an out and out striker then Dembele, Sancho Rashford and Diallo as wing options?Nonsense, we are crowded in the wings. Can't see us going for him.
I'd love to see us pull some shithousery and get him, he's a beast and could be a strong partner for Varane.Tweet
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What has gone wrong here? Ferran seemed to be doing pretty well under Guardiola as a false 9.Tweet
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- City are willing to negotiate, but they won't offer a discount.
- Barcelona are able to make up for the difference (somehow).
- Ferran Torres wants to leave City and is wiling to take a pay cut to join Barcelona.
- He can push for the transfer if needed.
- Ferran Torres will get a 5-year contract from Barcelona should an agreement between the clubs be found.
If that was the case I prefer the Nkunku rumours.Seems unlikely unless we have a big clear out. If Martial, Lingard and Cavani leave then we might well pick him up on a free and have Greenwood as an out and out striker then Dembele, Sancho Rashford and Diallo as wing options?
In that scenario yes, but you are talking about 3 players leaving and one changing position to free up space for him.Seems unlikely unless we have a big clear out. If Martial, Lingard and Cavani leave then we might well pick him up on a free and have Greenwood as an out and out striker then Dembele, Sancho Rashford and Diallo as wing options?
FECK NO!!Here we go again...
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- Dembélé isn't responding to Barcelona's recent proposals.
- The agent's playing a big role in this.
- Convincing Dembélé that he will earn more in other clubs
- Newcastle and Manchester United touted as potential destinations
- Man. Utd. are capable of signing him but have yet to make a move on him.
- Dembélé is telling people in the dressing room that he wants to stay whilst telling his agent the exact opposite.
- Plan: see the season off and, hopefully, move to another team
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He basically confirms that he has a gentleman's agreement with Haaland to allow him to leave the club in the summer on certain conditions.I like to stick to facts. The fact is that we have a contract. But it is also a fact, and it's no secret, that he can leave the club under certain conditions.
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So it's not an official release clause?Tweet
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Patrick Berger interviewed Michael Zorc, and this is what Zorc had to say about Haaland's contract:
He basically confirms that he has a gentleman's agreement with Haaland to allow him to leave the club in the summer on certain conditions.