I said RB NOT RBL.Do you know anything about rbl at all?
Which shareholders are calling the shots and what do they want?
I said RB NOT RBL.Do you know anything about rbl at all?
Which shareholders are calling the shots and what do they want?
You are missing the point. Firstly people are saying they don't need the money because of RB but now they say the club has total control and RB can't dictate to the club. Whatever the voting rights do you honestly believe RB will just plough money in without having control over it ? It's RB's club no matter the voting rights.1) You need to learn more about RB's ownership and how they circumvented the 50+1 rule to know that the first point is absolute horseshit. They prevent non-Red Bull employees from becoming members with voting rights so normal rules don't apply to them.
2) It's not for sure he's going next season. Just because he has a release clause doesn't mean he'll leave.
They're all bullshitters. The deal isn't done, it isn't agreed in principle, it isn't being drawn out to appease the fans or whatever else they might be telling everyone.
I am sorry if this has been covered in the previous pages/posts but what exactly are your sources? How are you so confident about the two deals? If anything, it seems more likely that we will have to line up another apology. This time to the German club.
You are missing the point. Firstly people are saying they don't need the money because of RB but now they say the club has total control and RB can't dictate to the club. Whatever the voting rights do you honestly believe RB will just plough money in without having control over it ? It's RB's club no matter the voting rights.
Saying Keita won't leave next Summer is like saying Sanchez won't leave Arsenal next Summer latest. There's an outside chance but it's highly unlikely.
Supposedly we are going to pay him £135k a week and he's on £35k now. RBL are going to have to massively improve that, and not only his salary but of course that will affect all salaries at the club, if they want to keep him.
I don't know but it seems to happen a fair bit.Now that is even more bizarre, why would united fans bring pogba's fee while talking to Liverpool fans.
And you know this how ? To clarify: their Thai shareholders own 51% and may believe that cashing in on Keita now, for £20m more than may be achievable next Summer according to his break clause, would be good business. Maybe.You're missing the point about RB, the point is their shareholders have ZERO say
Errm... Fair enough. Even understandable if you genuinely have credible sources. But when you come back tomorrow, at least throw some tangential hints to give some modicum of comfort to my palpitating, cynical heart.I am not going to divulge my sources, but all I'll say is that transfers take time (hence UEFA set a time line for approximately 2 months for these deals to be concluded) Leipzig want to buy a replacement for Keita plus other positions before confirming his departure, otherwise, they will get fleeced for £65M very quickly IF clubs were aware that they had that to spend following Keita's sale! Liverpool has agreed to terms with Keita for £130K per week and he wants to leave for Liverpool. This will be my last post for the day as I am only permitted 3 for the day (unless some of you like my comments in order to increase my posts to the next limit of five. No pressure!)
No, people who are saying "the deal is done" are bullshitters imo. For every 1000 who say this (the poster I quoted said "my friends are saying it's done", and I referred to them in my post since it's very, very, very unlikely one of them know something about a possible transfer), there's 1 out of those 1000 who actually has some insight information. If you are that one person, fair enough and I'll congratulate you after the transfer is official, I really fecking hope I can do so. But if it doesn't get done know, you'll just look like an idiot and that's it...Are you for real? I'm assuming you said ALL Liverpool supporters are "bullsh*tters." And what exactly does that say about you? Let's clarify something here. There are some people who know fcuk all about what is going on and instead get swayed by the mainstream media, and there are a very few who are fortunate enough to have access to "someone" directly involved in the "goings on" over a transfer.
I am not going to divulge my sources, but all I'll say is that transfers take time (hence UEFA set a time line for approximately 2 months for these deals to be concluded) Leipzig want to buy a replacement for Keita plus other positions before confirming his departure, otherwise, they will get fleeced for £65M very quickly IF clubs were aware that they had that to spend following Keita's sale! Liverpool has agreed to terms with Keita for £130K per week and he wants to leave for Liverpool. This will be my last post for the day as I am only permitted 3 for the day (unless some of you like my comments in order to increase my posts to the next limit of five. No pressure!)
Your sources are obviously a big pile of turd. Keita is going to stay at Leipzig and there is nothing you can do about it. Deal agreed in principleI am not going to divulge my sources, but all I'll say is that transfers take time (hence UEFA set a time line for approximately 2 months for these deals to be concluded) Leipzig want to buy a replacement for Keita plus other positions before confirming his departure, otherwise, they will get fleeced for £65M very quickly IF clubs were aware that they had that to spend following Keita's sale! Liverpool has agreed to terms with Keita for £130K per week and he wants to leave for Liverpool. This will be my last post for the day as I am only permitted 3 for the day (unless some of you like my comments in order to increase my posts to the next limit of five. No pressure!)
Because handing in transfer requests isn't some magical tool that will force the clubs to sell or anything. Both Morata and Perisic, for sure, have told their clubs they want to leave. Judging from his recent interview, so did AlexisIt's strange that how no players are seemingly putting in transfer requests. Perisic, Morata, Keita, VvD, Sanchez etc all want to move but is not ready to force the move like players have done previously.
I said RB NOT RBL.
I am not going to divulge my sources, but all I'll say is that transfers take time (hence UEFA set a time line for approximately 2 months for these deals to be concluded) Leipzig want to buy a replacement for Keita plus other positions before confirming his departure, otherwise, they will get fleeced for £65M very quickly IF clubs were aware that they had that to spend following Keita's sale! Liverpool has agreed to terms with Keita for £130K per week and he wants to leave for Liverpool. This will be my last post for the day as I am only permitted 3 for the day (unless some of you like my comments in order to increase my posts to the next limit of five. No pressure!)
„Wir haben eigentlich alles, was es braucht. Aber am Ende ist es ein Geschäft – auch wenn du das Geld hast. Du siehst draußen ein Auto, von dem du schon dein Leben lang geträumt hast – und du sagst: ‚Hier ist das Geld‘. Aber sie sagen dir: ‚Ich möchte das Auto nicht verkaufen‘. Du sagst: ‚Aber ich habe das Geld‘ – und sie sagen: ‚Wir wollen nicht verkaufen‘. Diese Dinge passieren im Leben, nicht nur im Fußball.“
We actually have everything necessary. But in the end, it's a business - even if you have the money. You see a car out there you've been dreaming of a lifetime, and you say: "Here's the money". But they tell you: "I have no intention of selling you the car". You say: "But I have the money" - und they say: "We don't want to sell". Such things happen in life, not just in football.
As with anything, you get all types.Nice to see that the ITK bullshit isn't solely a Utd blight on here.
Don't the players have some kind of loyalty payout if they don't hand in a transfer request? I'm guessing they just want to get as much money as possible, and most of these players aren't in dire places.It's strange that how no players are seemingly putting in transfer requests. Perisic, Morata, Keita, VvD, Sanchez etc all want to move but is not ready to force the move like players have done previously.
I don't think RBL will sell Keita though. Money isn't an issue for them and they want to create a dynasty.
The only difference between telling your club you want to leave and handing in a formal written transfer request is the player might lose some money. The stance of the selling club isn't gonna changeDon't the players have some kind of loyalty payout if they don't hand in a transfer request? I'm guessing they just want to get as much money as possible, and most of these players aren't in dire places.
We need at least one CB more than anything else. If we go into the season with Lovren still first choice I'll be frustrated. He's improved since we signed him but he isn't a Champions League level CB and never will be.Because handing in transfer requests isn't some magical tool that will force the clubs to sell or anything. Both Morata and Perisic, for sure, have told their clubs they want to leave. Judging from his recent interview, so did Alexis
They're still under contract and it's entirely up to the club whether to sell or not, and for what price
And i keep saying liverpool's biggest position of need is a world class CF - a box killer -
So your narrative has now shifted from "appeasing the fans" to "they need time for a replacement and don't want get fleeced"? Btw, Rangnick went into holidays now, good way to waste precious time, if ou still have important business to do.
Sport Bild had an interesting bit from Klopp today:
Sounds more like being determined to not give up yet rather than done dealio...
We actually have everything necessary. But in the end, it's a business - even if you have the money. You see a car out there you've been dreaming of a lifetime, and you say: "Here's the money". But they tell you: "I have no intention of selling you the car". You say: "But I have the money" - und they say: "We don't want to sell". Such things happen in life, not just in football.
And i keep saying having a guy like Aubameyang would let you get away with Lovren as first-choice CB. You nearly won the league with SkrtelWe need at least one CB more than anything else. If we go into the season with Lovren still first choice I'll be frustrated. He's improved since we signed him but he isn't a Champions League level CB and never will be.
More often than not the eventual Premier League winners have a strong defence.And i keep saying having a guy like Aubameyang would let you get away with Lovren as first-choice CB. You nearly won the league with Skrtel
Klopp won the bundesliga with Subotic, not exactly Thiago Silva
Yes. Not necessarily strong defenders though. Cahill and David Luiz are the same guys who looked pathetic before Conte switched to a system and playing style that gave them more protectionMore often than not the eventual Premier League winners have a strong defence.
More often than not the eventual Premier League winners have a strong defence.
There are only two sides to the shareholding and the Thai family own 51%. All you've said is nothing more than your opinion that Mateschitz will not take the profit and reinvest it in the team. You actually have no clue as to what they will or won't do. Therefore it's far from inconceivable Mateschitz will decide to use profit generated from a player sale rather than RB's investment fund to sponsor the team's 2017 transfer activity.your just digging the hole deeper. The idea that RB shareholder have anything at all to say about individual player transfers is beyond absurd. Mateschitz didn't invest in RBL to make a profit anyway and his other shareholders are certainly on board with him investing in football.
Well that depends. Whether they think RBL can bring in more money through marketing for RB, or whether they'd rake in more from the RBL dividends after selling keitaThere are only two sides to the shareholding and the Thai family own 51%. All you've said is nothing more than your opinion that Mateschitz will not take the profit and reinvest it in the team. You actually have no clue as to what they will or won't do. Therefore it's far from inconceivable Mateschitz will decide to use profit generated from a player sale rather than RB's investment fund to sponsor the team's 2017 transfer activity.
What's the bigger picture? CL qualification and runner-up to Bayern is the highest I can see them finish in the foreseeable future. They can't attract top talents either without the status of a big club and no big wages to offer. Could be wrong though, but at the moment it doesn't seem like they're starting a City or PSG-like project. Imo they overachieved this season and will find it extremely hard to do better next season, with or without Keita.Well that depends. Whether they think RBL can bring in more money through marketing for RB, or whether they'd rake in more from the RBL dividends after selling keita
With the bigger picture in mind, it's hard to see them choosing option 2
The bigger picture is RBL doing well in CL, growing their popularity and fanbase and thus growing the RB brand, potential marketing and sales, thus increasing dividends for RB shareholders, over timeWhat's the bigger picture? CL qualification and runner-up to Bayern is the highest I can see them finish in the foreseeable future. They can't attract top talents either without the status of a big club and no big wages to offer. Could be wrong though, but at the moment it doesn't seem like they're starting a City or PSG-like project. Imo they overachieved this season and will find it extremely hard to do better next season, with or without Keita.
Your sources are obviously a big pile of turd. Keita is going to stay at Leipzig and there is nothing you can do about it. Deal agreed in principle
Ragnick has been outranked by higher officials within Leipzig who cannot turn down Euro 75M deal for Keita, leaving Ragnick to fly off in a huff to his vacation. His pride has taken a hit with this episode. IF RBL refuse to sanction Keita's sale this window, then they not only risk a potential Euro 30M loss, but a player hugely demotivated for the upcoming season and warns future players to be cautious in joining RBL as they would also fear similar fate to Keita.
It's even funnier watching the United fans bring up the subject of Pogba and his fee in ALL the opposition threads ! In the Liverpool, Chelsea, City and Spurs threads in particular. HilariousIts funny watching the dippers get all hot and bothered over Keita after abusing us and Pogba since last summer
A few things: 1) There aren't any higher offcials at Leipzig than Rangnick. He is the highest official. If he was to be outranked, it would have to be through Mateschitz himself.
2) Keita's RC is 55m, so the "loss" would be 20m. Considering you easily lose such an amount by not making it through the group stages of the CL, this supposed risk is a lot smaller than you are trying to make it.
Leipzig has the potential to become this season's Monaco, if Keita stays on board. For RB's Marketing ambition this exactly what they are looking for. Plus, they'd have a full year to look for a proper replacement rather than 4 weeks,
If kieta stays they are looking to improve his contract in the autumn and will raise the clause. If they perform well enough they maybe able to get Kieta to sign the deal. I think it is a good stance by the club. Kieta is very talented and they have evry right to ask top dollar for him.A few things: 1) There aren't any higher offcials at Leipzig than Rangnick. He is the highest official. If he was to be outranked, it would have to be through Mateschitz himself.
2) Keita's RC is 55m, so the "loss" would be 20m. Considering you easily lose such an amount by not making it through the group stages of the CL, this supposed risk is a lot smaller than you are trying to make it.
Leipzig has the potential to become this season's Monaco, if Keita stays on board. For RB's Marketing ambition this exactly what they are looking for. Plus, they'd have a full year to look for a proper replacement rather than 4 weeks,
If kieta stays they are looking to improve his contract in the autumn and will raise the clause. If they perform well enough they maybe able to get Kieta to sign the deal. I think it is a good stance by the club. Kieta is very talented and they have evry right to ask top dollar for him.
I do think Liverpool will get VVD but not get kieta. I think they will be able to keep liverpool at bay.
A few things: 1) There aren't any higher offcials at Leipzig than Rangnick. He is the highest official. If he was to be outranked, it would have to be through Mateschitz himself.
2) Keita's RC is 55m, so the "loss" would be 20m. Considering you easily lose such an amount by not making it through the group stages of the CL, this supposed risk is a lot smaller than you are trying to make it.
Leipzig has the potential to become this season's Monaco, if Keita stays on board. For RB's Marketing ambition this exactly what they are looking for. Plus, they'd have a full year to look for a proper replacement rather than 4 weeks,
So your narrative has now shifted from "appeasing the fans" to "they need time for a replacement and don't want get fleeced"?
It's even funnier watching the United fans bring up the subject of Pogba and his fee in ALL the opposition threads ! In the Liverpool, Chelsea, City and Spurs threads in particular. Hilarious
Christ that's a weak response.Nah the thing you lot do is much funnier.
All this wall of text for zero important information, but you have done some research..cuteThere are seven founding members of RBL. Dietrich Mateschitz (Owner), Chalerm Yoovidhya (Co-Owner, son of the original co-founder), Oliver Mintzlaff (GM), Andreas Sadlo, Joachim Krug, Rot Weiss Ahlen, and Ulrich Wolter. Ralf Ragnick was originally coach of the club and then promoted to Sporting Director. So you can see just how Ragnick can be outranked on such major decisions where money is involved! BTW, you are correct as far as Keita's release clause is concerned at Euro 55M. I mistakenly thought it was Euro 48M, when it, in fact, is £48M. Apologies.
I've done some research on the various supporters group of Leipzig. There are 27 different fan groups at RBL, and amongst them, The supporter group IG Rasenballisten describes itself as uniting "fanatical and critical fans of RB Leipzig." Members of Rasenballisten said that the group doesn't hesitate to "criticise Red Bull GmbH when found necessary." In fact, recently, RBL were forced to allow supporter groups such as Rasenballisten to sell their own merchandise at the stadium. Then there is the ultra group Red Aces who on 23 August 2015, defied the supposed ban on anti-racist banners in the stadium through displaying a banner with a clear anti-Nazi message. The club was forced to relent. Then there is the organisation Fanprojekt Leipzig who has had major run-ins with the club over various issues. So, there is a definite need for an agenda by RB Leipzig to "appease" their hardcore supporters when selling some of their top players. What you have to understand is that information flow is never seamless. It can go from "appeasing" fans and continue to "buying time" to find replacements for outgoing players. What is so difficult to understand?
LOL.
Saw that also, if that had been Liverpool it would have it's own thread with 100s of replies by now.