How long is his freaking neck!?
He's going to have a terrible time trying to find a scarf that fits him up in Scotland.
How long is his freaking neck!?
Lukaku: Pastorello [Lukaku's agent] pushes for yes to Chelsea . Inter : “Let's wait for Romelu to say it, otherwise for us it is no." Very hot situation.
This is a player with over 100 PL goals already in his career.
People like to pick and choose when they decide aesthetics and first touch are the most important thing in the world. Lukaku is no Berbatov, but unfortunately for Berbatov, he was also no Lukaku - otherwise he may have actually been a very top striker. Lukaku scores goals, and goals are worth a lot of money on the market.
Rule A3:
Basically, don't hide any of the details in the transfer when reporting this to the FA. Brighton got in trouble for this previously with Dale Stephens's transfer. Back then, they were fined 90k Pounds. We'll see what happens this time.
@The Boy Thoughts?
Lukaku is no Berbatov, but unfortunately for Berbatov, he was also no Lukaku - otherwise he may have actually been a very top striker. Lukaku scores goals, and goals are worth a lot of money on the market.
It doesn't. The breaches pertain to their transfer activities from January 2015 to January 2018. This would also exclude the rest of their South American transfer activity.Wonder does it have anything to do with all the nonsense around Moises Caicedo?
But he doesn’t score in the big games, he hardly scores against the good teams for either Everton, United, Inter and Belgium - and that’s the reason why Lukaku too is not a top striker. Enjoy him scoring 3-0 against Lecce, Finland or Swansea, but he won’t score many against Chelsea, Italy or.. Barcelona in the CL. You could basically play a cone up front, it has a better first touch.
Lukaku has one goal every 168 min in the PL. Berbatov had one goal every 186 min. I bet, if Lukaku ever return to the PL and plays there to the age of 33/34, he will be closer to one goal every 186 min himself.
Berbatov played a lot as a second striker. And he could actually play football.
Rule A3:
Basically, don't hide any of the details in the transfer when reporting this to the FA. Brighton got in trouble for this previously with Dale Stephens's transfer. Back then, they were fined 90k Pounds. We'll see what happens this time.
@The Boy Thoughts?
As you were mate, circles not for me today.
Interesting. Thanks for the background. I'm just curious about the FA not mentioning Brighton's cooperation, but it's fine. I guess that'll help Brighton to get away from a worse sanction whilst the appropriate intermediaries will be the ones in major trouble.Not too worried, we discovered this and self reported this to the FA in 2019 and have cooperated with them ever since, it relates to transfers between 2015 and 2018. The FA then launched an investigation once we had told them about it and this is the result. We're calling it historical administrative errors!
Nah the sourcing is fine, and everyone can do what they want with that. They are just a dumpster fire of a subreddit filled with kneejerk reactions, while simultaneously being unable to criticize any playerFor saying a bad source is a bad source?
The club statementInteresting. Thanks for the background. I'm just curious about the FA not mentioning Brighton's cooperation, but it's fine. I guess that'll help Brighton to get away from a worse sanction whilst the appropriate intermediaries will be the ones in major trouble.
The club is aware of a statement by the FA of today's date relating to a charge against the club for breaches of the Regulations on Working with Intermediaries between 2015 and 2018.
Following an internal review in 2019, Brighton & Hove Albion identified and self-reported to the FA a limited number of historical administrative errors relating to the processing of paperwork for intermediaries between 2015 and 2018.
The club has openly co-operated with The FA throughout since initially raising the issue with them, and will continue to do so.
Yeah, that's all good. I was just curious about why the FA would omit that cooperation part from their own statement, but as I mentioned earlier, it's not a problem.The club statement
The club is aware of a statement by the FA of today's date relating to a charge against the club for breaches of the Regulations on Working with Intermediaries between 2015 and 2018.
Following an internal review in 2019, Brighton & Hove Albion identified and self-reported to the FA a limited number of historical administrative errors relating to the processing of paperwork for intermediaries between 2015 and 2018.
The club has openly co-operated with The FA throughout since initially raising the issue with them, and will continue to do so.
I guess maybe limited characters in a tweet. Also it doesn't sound as cool if you add it in!Yeah, that's all good. I was just curious about why the FA would omit that cooperation part from their own statement, but as I mentioned earlier, it's not a problem.
Southampton were more willing to include a buyback clause in Livramento's contract, and that was apparently the deal breaker.I guess maybe limited characters in a tweet. Also it doesn't sound as cool if you add it in!
I'm much more interested in how Livramento ended up at Southampton and not with us, he's a top signing.
This is a football club, not an athletics club. We need players who know how to control a ball. That disqualified Lukaku and please never mention him in the same sentence as Berbatov because that's an offense against the sport of football.This is a player with over 100 PL goals already in his career.
People like to pick and choose when they decide aesthetics and first touch are the most important thing in the world. Lukaku is no Berbatov, but unfortunately for Berbatov, he was also no Lukaku - otherwise he may have actually been a very top striker. Lukaku scores goals, and goals are worth a lot of money on the market.
I loved Berba as much as anyone, but Lukaku is clearly a better striker.This is a football club, not an athletics club. We need players who know how to control a ball. That disqualified Lukaku and please never mention him in the same sentence as Berbatov because that's an offense against the sport of football.
This is a football club, not an athletics club. We need players who know how to control a ball. That disqualified Lukaku and please never mention him in the same sentence as Berbatov because that's an offense against the sport of football.
Kane's going to have to deal with all of the flak no matter what happens.
If I compare them in their peak years, Berba is the better striker out of the two. What makes them different from one another is that Lukaku's ceiling of ambitions is far greater than Berba's. His fitness work will make him stay at the top for longer.I loved Berba as much as anyone, but Lukaku is clearly a better striker.
I wonder if Spurs will have the same problems getting Romero into the country as we are having with Varane? Indeed is anybody else having these problems importing players from Europe?
Basically, Juventus sort of exchanged Romero for Demiral.
Atalanta would have had to redeem all rights from Juventus in order to then sell the player as he was still on loan from Juventus. It looks like that may have been sorted out behind the scenes, which is why Atalanta are now able to sell the player.It says that Romero is joining Tottenham
Despite his goals: he's a roided up donkey with the touch of a landmine. Chelsea are welcome to him as far as I'm concerned.Lukaku, had he not left the PL, was well on his way to retiring with 200+ goals.
I’ve said before and I’ll say again, Lukaku will likely retire with more than 400 career goals and as his country’s all time leading goalscorer with this nonsense still raging on as to whether he is actually any good or not. BS nitpicking because people cannot take to him.
Despite his goals: he's a roided up donkey with the touch of a landmine. Chelsea are welcome to him as far as I'm concerned.
Oh thanks!Atalanta would have had to redeem all rights from Juventus in order to then sell the player as he was still on loan from Juventus. It looks like that may have been sorted out behind the scenes, which is why Atalanta are now able to sell the player.
Could just as easily be read as our own incompetence, which is how i read it.Love how everything is against United with our fans as if literally everyone including the British government will do anything to cause us problems. Absolutely ridiculous and smacks of entitlement and arrogance from our fanbase.
No there isn’t an “only man utd” issue when it comes to Visa’s. It affects every club, it’ll only be even difficult because of Brexit and COVID. You’re only seeing more issues because you look at more Man Utd news than other clubs.
Jesus christ this forum is mad at times.
Love how everything is against United with our fans as if literally everyone including the British government will do anything to cause us problems. Absolutely ridiculous and smacks of entitlement and arrogance from our fanbase.
No there isn’t an “only man utd” issue when it comes to Visa’s. It affects every club, it’ll only be even difficult because of Brexit and COVID. You’re only seeing more issues because you look at more Man Utd news than other clubs.
Jesus christ this forum is mad at times.