UnitedSofa
You'll Never Walk Away
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2013
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Firstly. Tell me how you think he's right.Tell me how.
Secondly & I know shitting on the club at every and any available opportunity is what we love to do on the CAF (I mean aren't we all supposed to love the club? Criticising them is fine. But criticising them for literally everything they do is rather ridiculous & I'm talking here on a broader sense in the terms of what I see the regular output on the CAF is. Most of the time it's negative. Even when things are going right)
But do you really think a high level executive, who has held really high levels of directive/executive positions in the world of football and is highly regarded as a "football" man through and through and actually knows what he is doing. Would continue to chase a player after being told "no. Not interested" this is a man who walked away from the Rabiot deal, the second a player got greedy. It sounds proposterous that an adult in the world of business would continue to chase a buisness target after being told no, no deal under no circumstances.
FDJ/His camp, must have been giving either Murtough/Arnold/ETH enough encouragement to continue chasing a deal, otherwise there would not be so many trips to Barcelona. Nor would they continue to negotiate all through the summer.
It got so late in the window that someone pulled the plug and went to focus on alternative targets. Who might I add, were being kept warm just in case. Why do you think the Casemiro deal was closed within a week? It weren't buy some masterclass. It was by keeping alternatives warm and negotiating with them alongside FDJ. I know WOAH! The CAF things that they incompetent and can't deal with more than one target at a time. But they clearly can.
I refuse to accept that Murtough would not see what's in front of him and continue to chase after being told no. It just doesn't make any sense whatsoever and is just part of a long line of shitting on the club and clubs executives for the sake of it, after the fans not getting what they want.