City will continue to pursue Koulibaly despite de Laurentiis's hard stance alongside their chase for Lionel Messi.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss Amad saving our blushes in a win against Southampton as well as our now annual loss at home to Brighton. They discuss Amorim's post-match comments, revisit how mid-table we may or may not be, and discuss some transfer news.
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Alright, my bad. I didn't think twice before pressing the post button. Nothing against the race or the culture as whole.
Thanks to the admins for editting the post.
What really irritates me when I watch players like the ones I mentioned with their constant pretending. They're always rolling on the ground after a foul, constantly surrounding the ref even if it's clear as a sunny day the decision is correct and final. I must give credit to Neymar, who rode a couple of heavy tackles in the final and got on with it, which really surprised me. I think the dislike towards them came when we lost the final against Barca and mostly Busquets' antics.
Anyway, don't want to derail the thread. I appologize if I've offended anyone.
Torino have beaten Atalanta to signing Mergim Vojvoda.
The relevant person for us here, Fred, needed more than just a month's time to adjust. And he didn't start to gel well until he got a string of competitive games together with the team. So @UnitedSofa's argument still holds.
Gareth Barry has retired from professional football.
Could look at it slightly different- if United will likely get him anyway, then Dortmund is running out of time to have the cash in hand to spend elsewhere in the market.
The poster actually said they need time to gel, you're the one who gave a time period, from the past players, it is quite clear a minimum of 4-6 months is required.
One example. I think
a) You will find the majority of our signings did
b) I think you will find we dropped points in games where Fernandes could have made the difference in Jan
According to Alfredo Pedulla, Napoli want to offer 30 million Euros + Adam Ounas for Jeremie Boga. They also want to get Cengiz Under from Roma.
We lost to Palace this past season.
Official: Pepe Reina signs for Lazio.
No Partey then.
Is he saying that because they couldn't let Guendouzi go? I guess a second chance isn't a bad thing for either party.
Partey was never going to be sold unless the release clause was triggered. That has always been Atletico's position. The same goes for Oblak.
Most likely yeah. They can't afford Partey.
It wouldn't even surprise me if man city's
Big ambition was more about standing the best chance to get messi and not just Guardiola at the club when they started hiring Barca's old staff all those years ago in the hope it would create such a domino effect.
What a twist:
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I think they might be selling more players than we think in this window. It wouldn't surprise me if they announce a bunch of sales after their acquisitions.
If he is really concerned about the project he should not accept it since probably the same board would continue.
Easily because money is no object
, Champ.Will take first refusal on Mahrez then
Would be like a new level of farce if we go after a City player then get rejected.
I have always thought his but convinced myself I must have just imagined it but probably more likely is it's true and just a glossed over minor fact for the same of the no doubt millions of clicks the last few days.
Don't forget that City have a bunch of players that they loan out, like Jack Harrison, Zack Steffen, Marlos Moreno, Patrick Roberts, etc. They can get a decent amount of money from those kind of sales.
We are a farce at board level already so wouldn't worry about that
How does a coach handle this kind of player?
Ceballos wants to continue with Arsenal but is unsure about Madrid's intentions. It wouldn't surprise me if Zidane keeps him as they might be keen on getting more midfield depth.
Handle what?
This kind of player.
What kind? Are we talking prevailing gossip or substantiated fact?
You either pander to them or risk alienating one of the best players ever in the sport. The third option is to integrate them smoothly and make the whole team work, which only Pep has achieved so far.
It's not the transfer fees that are hard to fathom because Messi would supposedly be coming on a free. It's their wage bill that I don't understand. They already had a colossal wage bill. Add Messi, Koulibaly, and others and its insanity.
A player that has the power to remove a president.
If the coaches name is Koeman, he resigns
The rule book is out the window remember.
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