Neither is China, but he apparently left Juve to return home.Doesn't make sense. Europe is not Tevez's home.
Neither is China, but he apparently left Juve to return home.Doesn't make sense. Europe is not Tevez's home.
Which he did but he didn't stay home.Neither is China, but he apparently left Juve to return home.
Must be an alien who come from a place with no atmostphereNeither is China, but he apparently left Juve to return home.
And then started complaining that he doesn't like life in China.Which he did but he didn't stay home.
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Bloody hell4 years 5 months, he signed a new contract last November.
Yeah, I'm not worried about it though. Most of the rumours make no sense whatsoever so the media probably has no clue what we're doing.The standard of players we are getting linked with is just dropping by the week.
The definitely have a great eye for young players.Just hijack whoever Monaco bids for.
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Pay his tax bill. That should do it.Tweet
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Smells like new contract talks to me. He will cost a ton if he ever leaves, and at 32 going 33, I am torn between wanting to see him wear our no.7 again against re-building our team to suit him. If I use my head to think about it - the costs involved and his age, I rather spend the money on other players like Dembele or someone like that.
I think that account is just an aggregate. It just collects rumors from other sources.
In my opinion we should not trust them. On at least a couple of occasions they distorted L'Equipe claims.
It is true, and that's why I'm wondering if we should post their tweets, as clearly not all of the sources they quote, can be trusted. Guess it's good as long as the poster actually checks the actual quote in the articles.I think that account is just an aggregate. It just collects rumors from other sources.
Yeah I think I agree. Mainly we should only post tweets from actual journalists anyway.In my opinion we should not trust them. On at least a couple of occasions they distorted L'Equipe claims.
A few months ago the rumor was that he was Monaco bound, that would be a good gamble.That's going to be a great free signing for whichever club can control his discipline.
This. The insane amount he would cost in wages/fee would bring in Dembele AND KaneWe better not waste our time getting involved in this Ronaldo nonsense once again. That ship sailed for good in 2009, time to get over it and move on.
That would be a good replacement for Dirar.A few months ago the rumor was that he was Monaco bound, that would be a good gamble.
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This is a site of an English club with English speakers. So most people are going to be following what is coming out of the English speaking press. Because of that we will see almost every rumor involved with English clubs and for clubs in other leagues we will not here about it until the deal is completed.It is sad how the deal goes so smoothly within two french clubs or two german clubs and even italian clubs but the moment an english club enters it becomes a hoopla and all hell breaks loose. I know premier league top dogs have money but it's not like Bayern or psg or real madrid and barca don't have any money. Something doesn't add up.
It maybe because the selling club in those leagues are poor which means they can't say no to medium sized bids.It is sad how the deal goes so smoothly within two french clubs or two german clubs and even italian clubs but the moment an english club enters it becomes a hoopla and all hell breaks loose. I know premier league top dogs have money but it's not like Bayern or psg or real madrid and barca don't have any money. Something doesn't add up.
Relax, I was assured on here 2 weeks ago that we'd have our business done in time for the tourJust hope this Ronaldo bollocks doesn't delay our Morata deal.
Surely we won't fall for this nonsense again.
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Plenty of time left for that to happen, and I think it will as long as Woody doesn't get sucked into this Ronaldo BS and doesn't waste time trying to sign players from Spurs/Chelsea.Relax, I was assured on here 2 weeks ago that we'd have our business done in time for the tour![]()
It won't delay it. It'll kill it.Just hope this Ronaldo bollocks doesn't delay our Morata deal.
Surely we won't fall for this nonsense again.
But when the same player is wanted by a top english club especially Manchester United the price becomes double.It maybe because the selling club in those leagues are poor which means they can't say no to medium sized bids.
That's wrong. Not sure when was the last time they had transfers between them but Pjanic's was release clause so Roma couldn't do anything.But when the same player is wanted by a top english club especially Manchester United the price becomes double.
Like somewhere I read that Lyon's president will prefer to sell lacazatte to a french club than to english clubs. Like I don't understand what benefit will that have. Another example roma or inter don't think twice when selling a player to juventud but when a united or Liverpool bids for their players they play hard ball aka persic and salah. It's not like juve is any poor. They do have money.
But that's my point right, Bayern are no poor club. Like can you imagine aguero joining us for free like how lewa joined Bayern. My point is the transfers goes through with minimal of fuss.That's wrong. Not sure when was the last time they had transfers between them but Pjanic's was release clause so Roma couldn't do anything.
Re, first point. Any examples? Because Benfica didn't sell Sanches cheaply to Bayern, Dortmund sold Hummels for 38 Million when he only had year left on his contract. Same with Mkhitaryan and ManUtd.
That's what I'm saying, English clubs are all very rich and when the contract is running out they usually sell.But that's my point right, Bayern are no poor club. Like can you imagine aguero joining us for free like how lewa joined Bayern. My point is the transfers goes through with minimal of fuss.
Wesley sneijder saga another example. Inter demanding huge fees but ultimately sold him for very less to a Turkish club. I just don't think real madrid would have played a hard ball if morata had agreed to join ac milan instead of us. Maybe for a change we should stop accepting the demands of other clubs and go for less known players and build them aka bailly lindelof