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Nordic Ghost Yeti (Scandi Carroll) | Haaland at City
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Only when without the adds on.
Haaland is 51 to 65M Pounds
Be interesting to see how he holds up, if I remember correctly, he’s pretty injury prone
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We think "We have Rashford/Bruno/Shaw.... No need for other player on that position."I forgot they bought Alvarez too. Stupid.
Other top clubs think "We need two players per position"
Remember when we were close to signing Haaland? "Oh, how that will impact on Martial or Rashford"?
"We don't need Sancho. We have Greenwood. "
The most inevitable of transfers. He and his dad will absolutely rake it in on this deal.
£89M Pogba
£80M Maguire
£75M Sancho
We’re not shy or splashing the cash when we need to either
why do they always conveniently leave out the offshore payments and signing on bonuses which aren’t far off the club fee 
Exactly. They are lying to our face, ffs375k? No chance
Yes. It will not be reported because it is not united.
That’s why the recruitment is changing
Did anyone honestly see him going anywhere else?
One can hope his current injury troubles follow him to City so he's out a lot of the time but then I don't want to be wishing injury on players so we'll have to hope he struggles to adjust to Pep and the Prem instead. Unlikely but you never know.
One can hope his current injury troubles follow him to City so he's out a lot of the time but then I don't want to be wishing injury on players so we'll have to hope he struggles to adjust to Pep and the Prem instead. Unlikely but you never know.
i mean those signings were spaced out somewhat no?
Meh, Sancho is prettier anyway.
Thanks Levy.
Yeah but Sanchez was on a million a week.why do they always conveniently leave out the offshore payments and signing on bonuses which aren’t far off the club fee
They bought him to win the CL and it will be even funnier next year when they feck up again.
There is definitely some money being spent under the table. City have been doing clever accounting ever since they were formed in 2008. How else do you explain the unbroken loyalty of the likes of Aguero, David Silva, Kompany etc? It’ll be the same with Haaland.
City can try painting themselves as an economically friendly, FFP abiding club all they like- to me they’ll always be an empty vessel of a club with zero credibility. They can win every league title until 2050 and countless CLs - I couldn’t give one solitary shit. City are not a football club in my eyes, but the play thing of some very wealthy people.
Problem is why media do it. When we sign player his weekly wage is always quoted with all possible fees. Remember Alexis and his 500k?why do they always conveniently leave out the offshore payments and signing on bonuses which aren’t far off the club fee
Easy to not break the salary cap when the player's offshore accounts get flooded with petro dirhamsLove the “this won’t be breaking our salary cap” briefings from City already
Agent fees up to £60m apparently. That was the purpose of the clause. So they’d get a big slice of the transfer fee.
Absolute peanuts. But he will be burnt out by the end of the 5 years if he stays there. Definitely a Torres vibe about him.
Also let’s not forget the **** role BvB played in all of this. Happy to be friendzoned by Haaland and agreeing to his release fee demands knowing full well he would be poached by another club for peanuts.
Will be a great signing for them,could be their Rooney.
And that’s just on the books, you can bet there’s a few other unofficial sweeteners to the deal.
Why? With all due resoect to them, they are not giant club. They are level bellow whos policy is; buy cheap, sell expensive.
They got him, got return in goals and made slight profit. Good business by them
It is only us to blame. We could have bought him too. We refused to put release clause and that is it. Were we right or wrong, it is another topic
Perpetually needing lip balm face.
Jokes aside, I think he disrupts them, I mean, if they win the league next year, so what, they've won it the last three years.
I think the over reliance on trying to work patterns so they end up with him scoring will upset the fluid balance of the team.
Also the transition is where he is most dangerous with his pace and direct nature.
They have 70% possession most games.
Jokes aside, I think he disrupts them, I mean, if they win the league next year, so what, they've won it the last three years.
I think the over reliance on trying to work patterns so they end up with him scoring will upset the fluid balance of the team.
Also the transition is where he is most dangerous with his pace and direct nature.
They have 70% possession most games.
**** role
They got a top talent and made significant money on the deal. It's a win for all involved.
Great. They'll score 150 goals next season
Got to agree on this. He will bully his way on to the scoresheet a fair bit but it will be interesting to see if he has the touch and awareness to adapt to that team. Don’t get me wrong, it won’t be a Lukaku at Chelsea situation but he may not have the devastating effect his reputation might suggest in that team.
I wonder how much extra he’s being payed off the books.
I don't see why people care about this. It's an excellent business model and why players like Adeyami, Bellingham, Haaland jump at the chance to go to Dortmund. It's always an attacking system, always top 2 in the Bundesliga with dreams of beating Bayern, always compete for the cup, always in the CL, have a great stadium and fanbase, and the players know that if they reach their potential, the club won't make their lives hell to move on. Dortmund get good years from them, make a lot of money, and get the next star up. Occasionally players line up where they can have a serious challenge, but other than that they never call too far.
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It’s just a bit odd that a CL level club would be willing to sign a supertalent on the basis that they’ll get a couple of seasons out of him and then 100% lose him for very little. It’s more the behaviour of a second tier club, which they probably are to be fair to them.
It’s ok though, we’ll probably end up with Mbappe
This is what ambitious teams do. They act and not react. Manchester United since 2008 have just been playing catch up. This is why I hate people who defend glazers. They have basically allowed teams like City to do their work while buying bebe oberton and cheap punts.
We score 150 goals most seasons anyway
It’s exactly the reason why they will never compete with Bayern in any way, shape or form. Their behaviour is that of a club that has accepted that they will always be a B- level club and lose their best players time after time. They have no ambition and hence why Bayern are probably laughing every season.