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How do these cnuts manage to retain their players so effortlessly? I’ve never seen a City player’s head turned whilst they’re in their prime at City - be that Aguero, Kompany, David Silva, KdB, Yaya and now Foden. They never have to worry about player (or manager) retention or a player running his contract down.
My guess is under-the-table, cleverly disguised blood money.
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Lopetegui is a good fit considering he's the most boring manager in Europe.
As inevitable as night is day. These promoted managers need to start tempering their celebrations when they go up because in most cases it's actually the kiss of death. Hoe many Championship promoted managers have lasted a full season in the Prem. That's surely one for the statos.
Whilst I do find it very very odd that the likes of Madrid haven't come in for KDB/cancelo. B silva has made no secret of his desire to leave. I woudn't be surprised to find it's a combination of a "consultancy second wage" the same as they did with Mancini and potentially saying to the likes of Barca/Madrid, we have endless money and all your players have release clauses.
On the footballing side of things however, why would you want to leave city if you're playing most weeks? You get to play beautiful football under the best manager in the game - learning a lot from him and winning the premier league most seasons in the CL every year, watched by millions world wide whilst playing alongside the likes of KDB/Haaland. Some of the best facilities in the world and then on top of that paid obscenely for the privilege? It's not hard to see why players want to stay at city imo.
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In response to the recent Kanté rumour (Tier 2):
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- Expected price: €100m
- Real Madrid can afford this.
- Real Madrid started talks with Bellingham's camp last year.
- They've now advanced to the point of talking about the player's salary terms.
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But they only paid £51m for him????
Official: Steve Cooper signs a new contract with Nottingham Forest until 2025
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Most of their top players are being paid money under the table to keep them there. It’s been the case ever since they were taken over by oil.
Victor Orta PMSL the man is a buffoon
Chav Café is back 
Aubameyang really going for that Anelka trophy in zero time
Tbf to Auba, he was always a stop gap for a season. As long as everyone is honest about this, everyone wins.
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There's no mention of United still being interested in Gakpo, only that we were interested until we acquired Antony.
So let's get this straight. The only real offer he has on the table is Leeds but he would prefer a move to Madrid? Good luck lad.
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