It is now I’ve just looked at his hair and legs.Look at his hair and socks. It's not that hard. This thread makes it even easier.
It is now I’ve just looked at his hair and legs.Look at his hair and socks. It's not that hard. This thread makes it even easier.
It is now I’ve just looked at his hair and legs.
Not sure what KDB is on but DDG is on £375k a week.
His hype started because Maddison's form fell off a cliff and people needed a new stick to Mount with.
We are over that point already with his wages now being calculated based on all the supposed bonuses being paid and all.Will the media make a big deal about his contract, like they do with us?
In the end, I was not exactly sure how much Alexis’s weekly wage was. Everybody was saying a different number.
Hope he fails.
Is it really different to the likes of Silva or Kante? Great players and excellent to watch too. Or KDB too, fanatastic player who I don't really dislike.
In fact I don't genuinely dislike many players currently at City. They're just part of that hollow farcade of a football club.
We are over that point already with his wages now being calculated based on all the supposed bonuses being paid and all.
the only thing that really upsets me is that we paid 11% of the 100 million pound fee
100 milion? Aston Villa should throw a massive party tonight. Good player but you can get 3-4 great players that will make your team better.
Imagine he would play the same role as David Silva used to play for them. He would fit in perfectly with his impressive ball carrying progressive play under Pep system.So Grealish is now both the most expensive player in English football history, and the highest paid one as well.
There's going to be a lot of pressure to live up to that price, but I can't see him flopping either because he is a great player. I just wonder how he'll adjust to playing in City's system because he's more of a ball carrier than the types of centre midfielders City usually use (who emphasize passing their way out of trouble and finding space).
He’s an excellent player, there is no doubt about that. But having lost Aguero, are they really spending their money in the right position?
Sterling, Mahrez, Bernardo Silva, Torres, Grealish, Foden can all play that position.
They basically have Gabriel Jesus up front who rarely scores.
We are over that point already with his wages now being calculated based on all the supposed bonuses being paid and all.
Maybe you're right. I don't think he and Silva are exactly the same in terms of play style, but he's closer to Silva than any City player I can think of. And he's young and in his prime.Imagine he would play the same role as David Silva used to play for them. He would fit in perfectly with his impressive ball carrying progressive play under Pep system.
I do think he is impressive in carrying ball forward and making things happened, which would suit Pep system. But let’s see how he fit in.Maybe you're right. I don't think he and Silva are exactly the same in terms of play style, but he's closer to Silva than any City player I can think of. And he's young and in his prime.
I guess we'll find out.
I do think he is impressive in carrying ball forward and making things happened, which would suit Pep system. But let’s see how he fit in.
That won't last though. City spread the burden, Villa basically gave the ball to Grealish in every situation and hoped for the best. No way will he keep those numbers up at City.He’s a superior player to both, the man has created more chances then anyone in the city squad and he plays for Aston Villa.
He is the most entertaining player in the league, at the end of this season his hype will no longer leave anyone bemused.
If Pep can get Grealish and Foden playing in some sort of partnership - it's something I'd appreciate with my England fan glasses on.
i would say 60/70 at most.100m would be too much for almost any player in this market. Personally I think Grealish worths around 70-80m at most.
Find this quite a strange video for him to come out and state candidly the fee and release clause etc.
Yeh, will be interesting to see Grealish play no8 and how he does. Add Kane to that lineup and youve got your favourites for CL and PL for this season. They will be formidable.He's obviously going to be great for them.
I assume he'll play deeper and progress into the box replacing Gundogan in the system a good deal of the time.
If the get Kane it's difficult to see them losing too many.
3 of the most creative players, one being the best striker in the league, possession ability for days and a working defence.
We are over that point already with his wages now being calculated based on all the supposed bonuses being paid and all.
I don't think this will stop them from going for Kane.He’s an excellent player, there is no doubt about that. But having lost Aguero, are they really spending their money in the right position?
Sterling, Mahrez, Bernardo Silva, Torres, Grealish, Foden can all play that position.
They basically have Gabriel Jesus up front who rarely scores.
If only more chairman were like that. Class act.This is pure class from the Aston Villa board.
Jack Grealish was the leading star of a Aston Villa team that's on the rise. His sale is undoubtedly going to have an impact on the pitch.
For him to come out and candidly state the fee, why the fee is what it is, what the plan with the money is, and maybe more importantly: The emphasis he puts on Grealish' emotion on leaving the club and promises kept protects everyone. Grealish does not come out of it greedy or selfish, the club does not come out of it incompetent, rather honorable, and the transfers are put into a perspective.
Its really incredibly refreshing to see and I commend them for it
I just hope Jack doesn't get behind the wheel of a car following the celebration bender.