Not sure. Someone else mentioned it before.
Personally don’t use twitter so can’t confirm it either way.
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Not sure. Someone else mentioned it before.
Agreed. But like I said earlier, Genk seem to have a great conveyor belt off taken while Di will in the top leagues so it’s an interesting link.Yeah, said in the past he'd love to play for us. Watched him a few months ago and he's a good young player, definitely not somebody I think could come in and be a starter for us now though.
Pull the trigger on Levy!I changed my mind on something during this window. Now belive Conte may actually pack up and go at some point or lose interest in his job to a point that Levy will be forced to ‘pull the trigger’
Don't fall for Levy's tricks. If he really wanted to buy these players, he would have started the process a month ago. He would recognise that better clubs are interested in the same player and act accordingly.
Anyone can "try" to sign someone. I can send Zendaya an Instagram message and ask her to marry me, that's "trying". Does that mean it was ever going to happen?
Anyone can "try" to sign someone. I can send Zendaya an Instagram message and ask her to marry me, that's "trying". Does that mean it was ever going to happen?
Don't fall for Levy's tricks. If he really wanted to buy these players, he would have started the process a month ago. He would recognise that better clubs are interested in the same player and act accordingly.
Anyone can "try" to sign someone. I can send Zendaya an Instagram message and ask her to marry me, that's "trying". Does that mean it was ever going to happen?
Judging by this he's AMF;Yeah, said in the past he'd love to play for us. Watched him a few months ago and he's a good young player, definitely not somebody I think could come in and be a starter for us now though.
If I am an agent and you act early then I have longer to entice other clubs to make a bid. Acting early is only the best outcome for the club if the player really wants to come. Diaz and his agent won’t be stupid; every man and their dog knew Liverpool had an interest. Liverpool had a de facto first option on him but f we were the only other bidders.This is why it's better to make our move early. Force rivals to act if they want to stop us signing the player leaving us free to pursue other targets for the rest of the window.
Levy doesn't even plug in the fax machine until there are 5 days left, this is why we never sign the players the manager asks for. We have so many players we need to bin, so many players we need to sign, no other chairman in the world would think the best idea is to leave it right until the very end.
That might work when you are doing your GCSE geography coursework but it doesn't work when you are trying to run a football club.
You are being optimistic in expecting a player to be signed.I can feel it coming, we'll try to make a last minute move for Dejan Kulusevski, it will fall apart because he'll go somewhere else or they won't want to lose him and Morata.
Amrabat deal won't be done because we won't shift any of the three midfielders we're trying to sell.
No rwb because we won't shift Doherty.
We'll bring in a last-minute yet to be named attacking player
A deluded number have convinced themselves that a brief smattering of grumbles in the stadium following the loss to United is directly responsible for us having Conte now, when the truth is any semblance of protest built up so far by the loudest ENIC-out voices has been pitifully weak and barely registers outside of the twitter-sphere....
Citing the Sugar protests is completlely hollow seeing as it was a completely different era of football when the fanbase was WAY more connected at the grass roots despite (ironically) there being no internet. May as well bring the Scholar-OUT days into the conversation too as relevant as they are today.