BeforeKeanetherewasRobson
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Whatever floats your boat.I'd wipe it for 3 months tbf.
Whatever floats your boat.I'd wipe it for 3 months tbf.
lmao why would Juve have to pay an agent's fee when you want to buy their player?
lmao why would Juve have to pay an agent's fee when you want to buy their player?
Going again tomorrow I assume. Do we think something concrete will actually come out soon?
Juventus agreed to pay 20% of the transfer fee to Raiola when Pogba signed his contract with Juventus. Now, Juventus are trying to back out of the contract and say United should pay the 20% in ADDITION to Juventus' fee. There is literally no other transfer in history where the buying club has paid the selling club's sell-on fee. It makes no sense for United to pay when it's Juventus' obligation. What next? United start paying the Juve grounds people? United to start paying Juventus' bribes?
It doesn't, because the deal isn't agreed. I said it demonstrates all parties are close to a settlement. I'm not offended by your opinion nor am I struggling in any way with the idea Pogba won't come. I'm fine either way. I am just completely bemused and puzzled by your logic and your manner of discussion. You continue to claim it clearly demonstrates stalling on the player's part but you fail to say how. I just went through the trouble of explaining my reasoning and you just reply by stating it shows the opposite, without any explanation. It's tiresome.I don't see how any of that demonstrates that the deal is agreed with United. If anything it crystallizes exactly what I said in my original post. The player's side is stalling i.e. his agent. As has been widely reported in the press today. I'm not sure why my take on things offends you so much. If you are struggling with the very idea that Pogba won't sign you need to chill man. In any event, I hope he continues to stall and we move on.
How often has the transfer record been broken for a player who was actually considered the best in the world at that particular moment in time?
Surely, however often the word is rolled out, 'potential' will always play a part in the most extortionate fees?
Juventus agreed to pay 20% of the transfer fee to Raiola when Pogba signed his contract with Juventus. Now, Juventus are trying to back out of the contract and say United should pay the 20% in ADDITION to Juventus' fee. There is literally no other transfer in history where the buying club has paid the selling club's sell-on fee. It makes no sense for United to pay when it's Juventus' obligation. What next? United start paying the Juve grounds people? United to start paying Juventus' bribes?
Because they agreed to pay him 20% when they poached him away from us.
My grandmother could have told you negotiations are ongoing
oh the irony
It doesn't, because the deal isn't agreed. I said it demonstrates all parties are close to a settlement. I'm not offended by your opinion nor am I struggling in any way with the idea Pogba won't come. I'm fine either way. I am just completely bemused and puzzled by your logic and your manner of discussion. You continue to claim it clearly demonstrates stalling on the player's part but you fail to say how. I just went through the trouble of explaining my reasoning and you just reply by stating it shows the opposite, without any explanation. It's tiresome.
Yes, you offered him more wages and took him away. Now it's our turn to do the same
I'm glad he's in on the news, super reliable!
The same Vidal thread lasted 2 summers though.11,808 people have registered in past two years. Main reason this is becoming the biggest thread is the spamalot newbs being added. Vidal thread ballooned more naturally.
I think the poster was referring to us poaching him from France to begin with.
Except that would hugely back fire since Juve can easily afford it. Their not dumb y'know.If these recent reports are true I honestly wouldn't mind us just refusing to pay the agent fee because it sets a poor example going forward with future deals. We are in a position of power in terms of Juve have just spent a hell of a lot of money on Higuain and are more than likely relying on this deal going through. Biding our time and letting them sweat would be no problem for me and in the mean time perhaps test the water with other targets until they see sense and complete the deal.
Yes, you offered him more wages and took him away. Now it's our turn to do the same
Yes but thats irrelevant, the poster brought it up to explain the 20% in the contract not complaining about the poachingI think the poster was referring to us poaching him from France to begin with.
Going loo again tomorrow I assume. Do we think something concrete will actually come out soon?
Can Juventus really sign Higuain without the transfer of Pogba? Where does it leave them if Pogba transfer breaks down?
Can Juventus really sign Higuain without the transfer of Pogba? Where does it leave them if Pogba transfer breaks down?
Can Juventus really sign Higuain without the transfer of Pogba? Where does it leave them if Pogba transfer breaks down?
yeh he has taken bloody forever to get his feet wet in this saga. His word is literally the HorseWhat I'm basically hoping is that he now has ears and eyes in this deal. If you see him say Pogba will join United, you better believe it's a sure thing!
Yes, you offered him more wages and took him away. Now it's our turn to do the same
lmao why would Juve have to pay an agent's fee when you want to buy their player?
No I don't agree. An agent not bending over to the selling club trying to get them to honour their agreement is not what I call stalling. Nor do I see any way that United are playing hardball with Raiola. We're playing hardball with Juventus, not Raiola. If Raiola figured he had the right to demand a bigger fee of United, he'd be meeting the club about it and not Juve. If anything it points to worsening relations between Juve and Pogba's camp. Your alternative scenario doesn't fit into this narrative and as such I don't consider it feasible at all. The only thing I can take away from this is that we have spectacularly differing opinions about it.I said on the player's side. Read my post. And you friggin well agree with me. The agent is stalling the process because his fee hasn't been agreed. One conclusion to that is United are playing serious hardball with Raiola given our history with him. A second, and entirely feasible alternative conclusion, is that they are stalling to see who else matches United's bid. Either conclusion doesn't exactly point to good relations between United and the Pogba camp now does it? It's not that hard to imagine them stalling for either reason. I'm equally bemused that I had to explain this to you in such detail.
They claim so but I don't believe it for a second. Even if they could, it would be so unlike them it would be like North Korea having an open election.Can Juventus really sign Higuain without the transfer of Pogba? Where does it leave them if Pogba transfer breaks down?
No I don't agree. An agent not bending over to the selling club trying to get them to honour their agreement is not what I call stalling. Nor do I see any way that United are playing hardball with Raiola. We're playing hardball with Juventus, not Raiola. If Raiola figured he had the right to demand a bigger fee of United, he'd be meeting the club about it and not Juve. If anything it points to worsening relations between Juve and Pogba's camp. Your alternative scenario doesn't fit into this narrative and as such I don't consider it feasible at all. The only thing I can take away from this is that we have spectacularly differing opinions about it.
Jose's whiteboard comes close though. many eyes were strained that day.No transfer thread will ever trump the Thiago one. Him signing that football and the excitement from the Cafe that accompanied it was amazing.
Please post evidence of this - it's not that I disagree, I literally haven't seen any source say Juve are skint apart from people here.According to some posters they have endless amounts of money , but no they 'd be in some trouble