Maybe. But if a SuperLeague takes off, interest, prestige and attendances in the rump that's left of the Premier League will drop like a stone
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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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That's not what I wrote, a ESL will be reintroduced as the only means to counter the growing threat posed by Saudi. It's a conspiracy, man!
In return, Saudi will receive support from Europe for their WC bid for 2030.
From the tiny bit I’ve seen, I’m not keen on Orban for us. I like strikers who can do more than just score goals. I like them to be a bit more rounded.
None of them have scored regularly in mens football, none profile similarly to Kyogo (main reference point for what Ange might want in a striker), if Orban has the look of somebody who'll be top level in a year or two then go for it if Ange and Scouting dept are on board. If we can't get Vlahovic or Muani, I'm all for getting somebody like Orban.
They can't be a part of the CL, so it stands to reason that the Super League would rival the CL in interest if the biggest clubs were a part of it. Need proof - look what they did with LIV Golf. Started buying all the best players, got TV deals, and then essentially bought the PGA a year later. The Saudi's will buy as much talent as they can and then make the argument that they are one of the best leagues in the world. Then we'd likely see Al-Hilal and Al-Nassar in the SL
You haven’t seen anywhere near enough to make that call so kindly close that ‘ole in your face and stop pretending to be knowledgable.
If anything, he seems to fit the role of Ange striker like a glove.
The point you quoted isn't as absurd as you're making out........
Think about any negotiation process...... Seller prices high..... Buyer bids low and you typically meet somewhere in the middle...... The 20% clause means that middle point is in fact not as low as it appears on paper from a Palace point of view.
Of course 80p in the pound is better than 0p; but that's not the point being made.
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Yes... Yes I did...... Why? You're playing silly buggers; trawling for gotchas again.
Believe what you want. What you said was not true, Mr Strawman.
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Very hard for me to guess what Orban can and can’t do…
im not over convinced hes actually as good as made out. the clips are from him playing at such a shit standard, i doubt hed be replicating that sort of shit at a higher level.
if its true that hes only been playing football a few years thats a concern too.
Not a gotcha, more like a bit of honesty.
Should we play the same game with Eze that we did for Tapsoba?
Again, I’m saying Eze is never happening this window and I find the public links right now to be curious because anyone that knows our chairman knows it’s not happening.
So, City seem to be going for Doku as their wing signing. Apparently PSG eyeing up Muani and Bradley Barcola. Apparently Lyon need a sale.. I wonder if there's a doable deal to be done for Barcola. Since
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mentioned him I've been kinda blown away by how productive he is.
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mentioned him I've been kinda blown away by how productive he is.Are you convinced that he couldn’t?
You have a warped sense of honesty if that's the case.
Do you honestly believe that Levy won’t leave Ange short in at least one squad area this window?
some of them goals and shots hes taking on from places he shouldnt, probably wouldnt cut it at a higher level.
he looks fairly quick but not ridiculously quick either? maybe he would come good? 30m is a big price tho for what looks to be a bit of a gamble?
30m is what top prem clubs spend on players for their farm teams.
With every manager before that is the tradition.