Great journalism bro. In other words water is wet, grass is green and Margot Robbie is a sexmachine.
Great journalism bro. In other words water is wet, grass is green and Margot Robbie is a sexmachine.
That one in particular. Not sure why people post these rubbish sources.You don't say?
Damn these "journalists" are dumbasses.
That one in particular. Not sure why people post these rubbish sources.
It shows to me that they actually follow reddit ITK’s. What were the chances of him tweeting that out if the so called ‘Reddit ITK’s’ didn’t break news last night? Of course I’m saying that those guys are right but I think it’s more than coincidence. And by the same token, I don’t want to discredit the fella too much because if he jumps on the story and it doesn’t come through, then he’ll get eaten alive. It’s high risk higher reward, the transfer business. For the mean time I’ll stick to Di Marzio. He owns up his bad calls somewhat and also the fact that he’s a third party in a lot of transfers. If he hears it — it’s through a network of verifiable information.More waffle.
Or all of our fans on Twitter are peppering him with questions.It shows to me that they actually follow reddit ITK’s. What were the chances of him tweeting that out if the so called ‘Reddit ITK’s’ didn’t break news last night? Of course I’m saying that those guys are right but I think it’s more than coincidence. And by the same token, I don’t want to discredit the fella too much because if he jumps on the story and it doesn’t come through, then he’ll get eaten alive. It’s high risk higher reward, the transfer business. For the mean time I’ll stick to Di Marzio. He owns up his bad calls somewhat and also the fact that he’s a third party in a lot of transfers. If he hears it — it’s through a network of verifiable information.
This.Or all of our fans on Twitter are peppering him with questions.
Watch this spacePlease don't post unconfirmed bullshit, prove your statement, ideally with a video.
Completely agree with this.What do our fans actually want from this window then? Seems to be this conflict between sign top level expensive players like we have over the past few years, sign upcoming British/PL talent and sign upcoming foreign exotic talent. I'm personally liking the business we seem to be doing on the British talents and the likes of Dembele. Not sure why people want to spunk a fortune on 1-2 players again only for them to prove they weren't worth the money and be a target for fans' frustrations. Let's build a team of hungry players - that's what Spurs and Liverpool have done and they're competing in a CL final. Ready made superstars aren't working for us.
One more to delete.I've deleted all the responses as well as the quoted tweet will appear in the twitter feed anyway. Please check your sources more thoroughly @Ian Reus
Blanc also got an extension before he was fired...
The shadow of Max Allegri is looming large over him at the moment. If they don't look decent in the first 10 games and Allegri is still available, he'll get binned.That was during the season though and then he got the sack a few months later. Tuchel wont be fired in 2019 after renewing in summer, maybe 2020 depending on the CL campaign.
The shadow of Max Allegri is looming large over him at the moment. If they don't look decent in the first 10 games and Allegri is still available, he'll get binned.
"Real Madrid are keen on landing Eintracht Frankfurt striker Luka Jovic this summer but will not get caught up in a bidding war for the Serbian international.
The first round of negotiations appeared to have Jovic's value around the 60-million-euro mark but due to the increased interest in the player from elsewhere, such as Paris Saint-Germain, that figure is now quoted near 100 million euros.
It is a sum that Real Madrid would refuse to pay, with their valuation closer to 50 million euros for a player who has just 18 months of experience in one of Europe's top five leagues...."
Like trying to drive the price up for Madrid?I hope we are involved here
"Real Madrid are keen on landing Eintracht Frankfurt striker Luka Jovic this summer but will not get caught up in a bidding war for the Serbian international.
The first round of negotiations appeared to have Jovic's value around the 60-million-euro mark but due to the increased interest in the player from elsewhere, such as Paris Saint-Germain, that figure is now quoted near 100 million euros.
It is a sum that Real Madrid would refuse to pay, with their valuation closer to 50 million euros for a player who has just 18 months of experience in one of Europe's top five leagues...."
Like trying to drive the price up for Madrid?
If we are, then that's great. We are doing our best to sign De Ligt. I hope we are trying for this one too.Like trying to drive the price up for Madrid?