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Absolute nightmare for us if he goes to City. He will score 60 a year in all competitions. Please don’t let it happen. Psg, Madrid, come on. Anywhere really besides the PL if not to us.
I'm on it.Absolute nightmare for us if he goes to City. He will score 60 a year in all competitions. Please don’t let it happen. Psg, Madrid, come on. Anywhere really besides the PL if not to us.
Haaland will not be scoring 60 goals a season. Guy will probably be injured for half of it.Absolute nightmare for us if he goes to City. He will score 60 a year in all competitions. Please don’t let it happen. Psg, Madrid, come on. Anywhere really besides the PL if not to us.
That’s sort of a fair point, but Zlatan was never going to work in THAT Barcelona side. No out and out striker would have. Lewa scored a ton under Pep too, just not as much as right now. This City team also plays very differently to both those sides, esp that barca team. Aguero scored a hatful in this team when he was barely ever fit. Don’t kid yourself, Halaand takes them to a different level.Guardiola has used strikers like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Lewandowski in the past.
As great as they were; they seemed to flourish more playing away from Pep.
That’s just a restriction placed on agent fees alone. I am sure there are other loopholes they could get away with, in the same sense City always managed to get away with FFP regulations. Maybe spread the amounts on signing on fees, image rights or additional clause on the contract, or something else.There really doesn't need to be loopholes if this was at all properly set up. I'm a dummy, and I can come up with a way this can be done where agents have to be registered with a governing body that oversees all transfers before having it approved, with a cap on agent fees between 5-10% (which would be one fee to be split up between agent, family members, whoever else is getting a piece of the pie), and every year any beneficiaries of a transfer fee are audited. If there's a need for funding, you can take a small percentage of transfer fees to fund this.
I'm sure it's not that simple, but I refuse to believe it can't be done.
I think liverpool will stop liverpool from winning trophies. I have a feeling this will be their last solid year together and some pieces will leave + they are getting older.Haaland will not be scoring 60 goals a season. Guy will probably be injured for half of it.
Also, by the time we've hopefully rebuilt and are ready to compete, Haaland's three year stint will be over.
The only thing a top class Haaland will be doing is stopping Liverpool winning trophies, and that's a good thing.
It is mostly about the fit. Haaland is a player who relies on speed and space to a good amount. As a Bayern attacker you don’t have space. You need technique and/or explosiveness in small space.
To me(!) adding Haaland would be like trying to force a square peg into a round hole. Haaland is a great striker but he will never have Lewandowski‘s touch.
But - as stated - Bayern is not paying what he is allegedly asking for anyways.
Have you not seen how they rebuild? They didn’t need Konate when they signed him and now he has had a full season to get up to speed without any pressure. They didn’t need Jota when they bought him...so he got up to speed without pressure...they didn’t need Diaz...he is already up to speed...they didn’t need Tsimikas...Klopp left out top top player last night- in a CL quarter final- and his team strolled it. His summer signings will sneak in the door from off the radar at the beginning of July, by August they will be adequate deputies for the First 11 and by the end of the season they will be pushing for starting places.I think liverpool will stop liverpool from winning trophies. I have a feeling this will be their last solid year together and some pieces will leave + they are getting older.
Halaand isn’t made of glass as you make him out to be. Also how are you so sure he comes to city for only 3 years?
He’s scored 16 so far this season.Absolute nightmare for us if he goes to City. He will score 60 a year in all competitions. Please don’t let it happen. Psg, Madrid, come on. Anywhere really besides the PL if not to us.
You need a better reason than that?Has it ever been explained why his dad is getting £25m or whatever it is, beyond “That’s my jizz that just scored that hat trick”.
I actually think he’ll end up regretting going to play for Pep, a la Zlatan.
He shouldn’t join United mind, but the likes of Madrid would be much better suited. Bayern would be a no brainer also.
Zlatan was never going to work at Barcelona, Pep’s City is very different from Barcelona with Messi. Haaland should stay away from Bayern too, it’s just…. too boring winning the league every single year without competition and now knowing the names of the players you are up against. Bayern and PSG, it has become the same hasn’t it. You win the league by default, if you don’t win the CL you are having a shit season.
They also loose some qualities by getting a recognised striker. I think Haaland slightly reduces their ability to drag teams out of position.And yet at times they look desperate for one, like the match against Atletico for example. This would complete them as the juggernaut they tend to be.
Has it ever been explained why his dad is getting £25m or whatever it is, beyond “That’s my jizz that just scored that hat trick”.
Watching Benzema play and seeing how important all his qualities are for Madrid's attack to even hold up... I'm not sure about that, bro. I think Madrid would struggle with Haaland. They need someone who can play with the ball properly to win the CL, someone who can play like Benz. Haaland doesn't strike me as that.I actually think he’ll end up regretting going to play for Pep, a la Zlatan.
He shouldn’t join United mind, but the likes of Madrid would be much better suited. Bayern would be a no brainer also.
Watching Benzema play and seeing how important all his qualities are for Madrid's attack to even hold up... I'm not sure about that, bro. I think Madrid would struggle with Haaland. They need someone who can play with the ball properly to win the CL, someone who can play like Benz. Haaland doesn't strike me as that.
I don’t get why people are so scared of Haaland going to city.
I think what he brings more than makes up for a slight reduction in ability to drag teams around, if it even turns out to be true. I think he creates a far bigger headaches for opponents of City than he does for City themselves.They also loose some qualities by getting a recognised striker. I think Haaland slightly reduces their ability to drag teams out of position.
No he won't and I'd be very surprised if he manages to get to 40. His body won't cope with the aggressive schedule of the PL.Absolute nightmare for us if he goes to City. He will score 60 a year in all competitions. Please don’t let it happen. Psg, Madrid, come on. Anywhere really besides the PL if not to us.
His runs are so good and with the passes of de Bruyne, Silva, Foden and all the others I'm quite sure he would score 30 goals in his first season if he stays fit.Haaland is quality no doubt, but how much more of a ceiling is there for this city team to reach? They’re already so good without a recognized striker
You need a better reason than that?
She gets the kitchen remade and a new patio.Is his mum getting anything for "popping" him out?
Hate these oil clubs so much
I wonder how Raiola would behave with Man City. At every international break, he created noises and disruptions at United. I would be miffed if he is impeccably professional.Hate these oil clubs so much
George Weah, Ronaldinho, Ginola, Okocha, we managed fine before to get talent to come, but we had to get it early as opposed to in their prime. I don't know about City.Totally agree.
I mean, let's face facts here, which top class talent would've been interested in joining City & PSG before they gained their oil money?
You mean before they got good? No one. But the same could be said for any team who were shite and then became good. Arsenal were known for being a complete bore fest- then Wenger came in and turned it round and most top players would have loved to play in that team.Totally agree.
I mean, let's face facts here, which top class talent would've been interested in joining City & PSG before they gained their oil money?
Hate these oil clubs so much
I wonder how Raiola would behave with Man City. At every international break, he created noises and disruptions at United. I would be miffed if he is impeccably professional.
He’ll obviously have a lot less reason to mouth off if his client’s playing in a team that wins things every season.I wonder how Raiola would behave with Man City. At every international break, he created noises and disruptions at United. I would be miffed if he is impeccably professional.