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Indeed it is, the crumb of hope I have that we have something planned is the fact we have sat back and let strikers like Bacca, Dyabla and probably Benteke join other clubs.
Is the Vietto deal confirmed?! Is he also going to Atletico?! Only Lacazzette is left from that list.. Barring Madrid go crazy and decide to offload Benzema which I very much doubt..
 
IF they manage to sell him for 35m, then they should be investigated for usage of black magic in negotiations.

I think we should get the credit if they do sell for that much. It's clearly the multiple times that we've "signed" him that have convinced Atletico he's worth that much.
 
Indeed it is, the crumb of hope I have that we have something planned is the fact we have sat back and let strikers like Bacca, Dyabla and probably Benteke join other clubs.

Hopefully. Maybe Van Gaal wants to wait another year for someone like Harry Kane, which would mean having Van Persie and Rooney as our main striking options next season. If that's the case, I don't see us winning the league unless Di Maria rediscovers his Madrid form. We need a new striker to challenge Rooney, a natural goalscorer who's not injury prone and is not on a decline. Van Persie should also leave the club for regular first team football with Euro 2016 right around the corner.

We'd do well to sign someone like Lacazette and offload Van Persie this summer. Benzema and Kane aren't realistic options IMO, at least not at the moment. Levy won't sell Kane this summer and I can't see us going after Benzema in the same summer we're terrorizing Madrid with our quest to sign Ramos.
 
Can Chicharito be sold while he has a fractured collarbone? Will a club buy an injured player?

Yes he can be sold with a fractured collarbone. The only reason he could fail a medical because of it are:

-If he's on painkillers which clash with the contrastfluid for the several tests he needs to do or the blood check, it's extremely rare for someone to have medication like this for an extended period of time after a fractured bone.
-The doctors don't trust that it will heal properly (very unlikely but clubs can be put off by it)
-If Hernandez has a history of trouble with his lymfenodes, especially around his neck. His medical record won't be made public but there's no reason to assume he has problems. The reason he could fail the medical because of this is because nuclear imaging devices pick up 'hotspots'. They are areas with loads of activity on cellular level, that can be a fractured bone or a different more serious abnormality. By doing a CT scan and checking his blood it can be confirmed it's only the fracture in his bone and nothing serious that shows up under the gamma camera.

As long as he's in good health otherwise he can pass a medical and be transferred. Ofcourse he will be less desireable as he will need to recover from it, but a medical shouldn't be a problem.
 
Is the Vietto deal confirmed?! Is he also going to Atletico?! Only Lacazzette is left from that list.. Barring Madrid go crazy and decide to offload Benzema which I very much doubt..

Very advanced the last I heard, Lacazette has barely been linked to us though, tbf he's barely been linked to anyone though.

Muller, Cavani, Higuain, a curve ball for Lewandowski, all unlikely I know but we're a bit mad when it comes to targets.

My money's on a big August push for Kane, and if it's not happening then we'll settle on Lukaku, if that comes to nothing we'll probably end up with Behrahino :(.
 
He is far to good to be going to the MLS.

That's true. I think Chicharito is fully determined to prove that he can make it in Europe as a first team regular for a CL club.

Joining Orlando has its perks though. He'd be closer to home and would be paid handsomely I'd imagine.

It's too soon for him though, he's just 27 and as a striker his best years should be ahead of him. He just has to choose his next club smartly. His move to Madrid was never the right choice, he should have known better.
 
Yes he can be sold with a fractured collarbone. The only reason he could fail a medical because of it are:

-If he's on painkillers which clash with the contrastfluid for the several tests he needs to do or the blood check, it's extremely rare for someone to have medication like this for an extended period of time after a fractured bone.
-The doctors don't trust that it will heal properly (very unlikely but clubs can be put off by it)
-If Hernandez has a history of trouble with his lymfenodes, especially around his neck. His medical record won't be made public but there's no reason to assume he has problems. The reason he could fail the medical because of this is because nuclear imaging devices pick up 'hotspots'. They are areas with loads of activity on cellular level, that can be a fractured bone or a different more serious abnormality. By doing a CT scan and checking his blood it can be confirmed it's only the fracture in his bone and nothing serious that shows up under the gamma camera.

As long as he's in good health otherwise he can pass a medical and be transferred. Ofcourse he will be less desireable as he will need to recover from it, but a medical shouldn't be a problem.
Thanks mate. As helpful as ever :) Are you in medicine or something? I had to read that third point twice it was so technical!
 
Would rather keep Van Persie and give Wilson a chance then any of this.

Aye me too to be honest, Wilson needs a loan though, RvP is about knackered but still better than these two.

Fact is we need a striker though and are options are narrowing.
 
Aye me too to be honest, Wilson needs a loan though, RvP is about knackered but still better than these two.

Fact is we need a striker though and are options are narrowing.
Harry Kane would be a good option but not for £40m though, which is what we would end up having to pay to get him off Spurs.
 
That's true. I think Chicharito is fully determined to prove that he can make it in Europe as a first team regular for a CL club.

Joining Orlando has its perks though. He'd be closer to home and would be paid handsomely I'd imagine.

It's too soon for him though, he's just 27 and as a striker his best years should be ahead of him. He just has to choose his next club smartly. His move to Madrid was never the right choice, he should have known better.
27 and thinking about going to the MLS, if he does it will be just for the money and if it is enough who can blame him, but has much more to offer a decent European club.
 
Thanks mate. As helpful as ever :) Are you in medicine or something? I had to read that third point twice it was so technical!

I tried to keep it simple but I even would have trouble explaining it in Dutch. I study.. ehm medical imaging radiotherapeutic technics(?). X-rays, MRI, CT scans, nuclear imaging and the treatment of cancer patients by using photons and electrons. Waaay to difficult to explain but basically I'm the guy who takes pictures in a hospital :lol:
 
Harry Kane would be a good option but not for £40m though, which is what we would end up having to pay to get him off Spurs.

The fee is almost irrelevant will Spurs sell? Think it'll be a hard slog myself even if we do offer £40 m.
 
Can Chicharito be sold while he has a fractured collarbone? Will a club buy an injured player?

MLS would KILL to have him on their books. He is a huge star here and would help market the league, his natural marketing potential is way higher than a player like Gerrard. It's a great fit for MLS, not sure if he wants to play here.
 
I tried to keep it simple but I even would have trouble explaining it in Dutch. I study.. ehm medical imaging radiotherapeutic technics(?). X-rays, MRI, CT scans, nuclear imaging and the treatment of cancer patients by using photons and electrons. Waaay to difficult to explain but basically I'm the guy who takes pictures in a hospital :lol:
I understood the bold part :)
 
I tried to keep it simple but I even would have trouble explaining it in Dutch. I study.. ehm medical imaging radiotherapeutic technics(?). X-rays, MRI, CT scans, nuclear imaging and the treatment of cancer patients by using photons and electrons. Waaay to difficult to explain but basically I'm the guy who takes pictures in a hospital :lol:

Thanks to House, I understood exactly what you said :p
 
Didn't visit both sites.. Thanks..

Terrible news for Chicho..:(

Hopefully it will be the case of him staying and proving the manager and maybe he might be this year's Fellaini MK2..

Given the lack of quality strikers out there I also hope Hernandez will somehow end up staying here for next season.

I think atm he is a more valuable player for us than RVP especially as back-up to Rooney. At the very least he can score goals and has pace and he won't be to fuzzed about being benched as he must be used to it by now.

Also I think Hernandez is a true professional that could end up giving LVG a change of hearth about his quality and usefullness for the team.
 
Yes he can be sold with a fractured collarbone. The only reason he could fail a medical because of it are:

-If he's on painkillers which clash with the contrastfluid for the several tests he needs to do or the blood check, it's extremely rare for someone to have medication like this for an extended period of time after a fractured bone.
How could the painkillers interact with the contrast fluid? Are you talking about NSAID/Iodine contrast with regards to kidney function, or is there some specific mechanism whereby morphine/other painkillers would interact with the contrast?
 
How could the painkillers interact with the contrast fluid? Are you talking about NSAID/Iodine contrast with regards to kidney function, or is there some specific mechanism whereby morphine/other painkillers would interact with the contrast?

I tried to speak in general of my profession and not the just the contrast fluid used for CT scans but also the nucleai(?) that are used in nuclear imaging. Contrast fluid is nasty stuff and each year people die because of it, however it doesn't have much medicin it collides with but it does carry some risks. Radioactive nucleai on the other hand that are used with a gammacamera can be much more sensitive to medicin, there are lots of combinations which can flat out make a picture undiagnosable or are toxic to the body in combination. The used nucleai are different per hospital and per test, it's standard to check if a patient uses said medicin and I can say with 95% certainty Hernandez won't be using any of them by the time he's having a medical. It's usually heart medication, strong stomach protectors (used in combination with morphine) and blooddensity adjusters(:lol:?) that collides with nucleai.

I'm sorry I can't really explain it much better, or I'd be writing a 4 page essay :p
 


The Sun: Wenger planning on offloading six players (Podolski, Flamini, Ospina, Jenkinson, Campbell and Sanogo). Real Madrid to hand Ramos £200k/week

Most of the papers are focusing on Nadal being knocked out of Wimbledon. Star mentions Evans being used as bait to get Coleman but there's no point in posting it as it is banned and a load of bollocks.
 


The Sun: Wenger planning on offloading six players (Podolski, Flamini, Ospina, Jenkinson, Campbell and Sanogo). Real Madrid to hand Ramos £200k/week

Most of the papers are focusing on Nadal being knocked out of Wimbledon. Star mentions Evans being used as bait to get Coleman but there's no point in posting it as it is banned and a load of bollocks.


Rasta La Vista :lol:
 


"HE IS NOT BACKING DOWN" - Marca front page tomorrow stating that Ramos is "determined to leave Real Madrid"

Front page state that money is not the main aspect for Ramos. He will not forgive Madrid questioning his professionalism and "madridismo".
 
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